Post #1568843

Just some examples of things I've printed or plan to. Ones marked with an asterisk (*) at the end are ones I largely or entirely designed myself or plan to largely or entirely design myself. Ones marked with a plus (+) are ones that are half completed. Minuses (-) are ones I haven't started yet but intend to. * Wall mounts for Nintendo Switch components (dock, controllers, Joycon charger, etc.) Definite space saver. * * Wall mount for a Raspberry-Pi-based NAS solution. * * Parts to augment a computer chassis wall mount for my ridiculously-large chassis. (Yes, there's a bit of a pattern there.) * * A custom Raspberry Pi case that mounts nicely and nondestructively to my desk. * A custom adapter for my drill that let me run the drain in my washing machine when the motor was broken. * * A custom plate to cover my nightstand clock face so it doesn't shine in my eyes all night. * * A custom die for a [Sizzix Die Cutting Machine](https://www.sizzix.com/collections/die-cutting-machines/products/sizzix-big-shot-plus-machine-only-white-gray-uk-vers) for quilting use. (That one took a lot of work.) * * A custom tool for precisely bending 16mm steel strapping (which I'd sharpened into a blade) in service to the custom die just above. * * Custom yarn bowls for my crafty mother. * * Custom stitch markers for my crafty mother. * * Custom barrel buttons for my crafty mother. * * A couple of custom mounts for SAD lamps. * * Custom shelving for a bathroom. * * Custom mods for some wire shelving in the same bathroom. * * Custom mount for a reflector mirror to let me see more with the security camera on my front porch. * * A tool for straightening 3D-printing filament. * * Spacers for mounting a peg board on the wall. * I also had a folding door that broke and got kinda janky. I had a few extra of those peg board spacers, and they turned out coincidentally to be *exactly* the right size to properly shore up that door. * Custom shelving for DVDs/Blurays and video games. *+ * A custom shelf-drawer for my mousepad. *- * A custom 3D printed mechanical keyboard... once I'm done writing the program for rapidly prototyping 3D-printed keyboards. *+ I'm sure I'm forgetting a bunch. And the above is only the *useful* things and excluding the mostly art/fun items. I have in mind to do more 3D-printing of *tools*. I don't have much specifically in mind. But that custom steel strapping bender is pretty cool. Also, some of what I mentioned above is available on [my Thingiverse](https://www.thingiverse.com/AntiMS/designs).