/r/functionalprint
A community dedicated to share and discuss 3D prints that have a specific, practical function or use in everyday life.
/r/functionalprint
So I threw this together in Fusion in about 10 minutes, and after 2 hours of printing, I now have this little clip that snaps onto the legs of my clothes rack. It stops the robot vacuum from trying to climb over the legs and getting itself stuck. No more drawing boundaries around it
Needed a place to store my napkins in my car so I made this.
Link to the model if you want it: https://makerworld.com/en/models/770461#profileId-706244
My table kept shaking, so I researched online and found a solution. I recreated it for personal use and thought it might be helpful to share with others. 😊 If you have a moment, please check it out here: Tilt Protection Furniture/Cabinet No Drilling
This one’s pretty specific, but I’m quite proud of it as it turned out so well.
The clamp prevents damage to the connectors if someone trips or pulls on the cables. It’s fast to use, holds the cable well, and the mixer still fits in it’s case. And it’s attached to the original screw holes only.
Model for sale: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/allen-heath-cq-20b-cable-clamp
The door didn’t stay slightly open, so I made a stopper for it. Really happy about this one!
Nothing too fancy, just a case for 8 batteries. The click when closing and opening is so satisfying… 😂
If for some reason you needed 4mm hex cut from 5mm round stock, heres the little jig for shaping the edges. must be quicker on a lathe but I don’t have one 😊
One of my favorite projects that I use every night :). Added style points so that it’s only charging when pushed down