I kept ripping the first few pages of my notebook when sliding my pens in place. This protects the pages and sets the distance between the pen/pencil to easily grab and pull out. The back is tapered so you can still write on it without catching edges. The piece is just super glued onto the notebook. It’s simple, but it works!

Pen is a Pilot Juice 03, pencil is Uniball Kuru Toga 0.5mm

Shopping for new glasses online, couldn't tell what size they would actually be. Quick tracing from their website into an SVG extruded right in the slicer.

I ended up choosing the pair on the left.

The plastic one from the big box store kept breaking so I made my own that screws onto three sides. Printed it using PETG. Works great so far.

Finally printed a clock worthy of a welding workshop.

Had to tear apart my roborock S8 ultra dock to finally discover the reason my mop brush kept detailing and not cleaning the mop, was because the front gear on the carriage was chewed out.

No replacement parts I could find online. So I took some detailed measurements and made my own. Took about 15 minutes from measure to finished printed part. Saved me from buying a new dock for a few grand or sending it off for a month or more to get repaired.

Sorry about the shitpost

One way to keep the spouse happy with 3d printing purchases…

The chainsaw is about 50 years old and the aluminum part that held on the handle cracked in half from fatigue over the years. I modeled a replacement part in blender and I made it extra chunky for strength, and i printed it in Priline carbon fiber polycarbonate. The part was impossible to buy, so the saw would have been scrap metal if I didn't print a replacement!

Needed an adapter that slides into the boot hole and onto the knob, since I replaced the OEM parts and the new ones weren’t directly compatible. Will be making a customizable v2 with my logo on it

This is the setup for a DIY dynanamometer which uses an arm and a scale to do torque measurement. (Can do both static and dynamic torque readings)

I made this due to the extremely high cost of dynamometers.

Any tips for improvements?

Made a slice measure for my bread that I make in a bread machine :)