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**wookiearocket** @wookiearocket · Jun 2

**tnoisu** @tnoisu@c.im · May 7

Just printed cushion extenders for my Audio-Technica headphones. The default cushions are too thin from my big ears and it was painful to use my headphones for longer periods of time.

Before the extenders I had to use different longer cushions that had worse sound quality, now I don't have that problem anymore.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7031701

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**Kernel Bob** @kbob@chaos.social · May 5

May 5

Kernel Bob @kbob@chaos.social

@rahix Are you thinking about adding a section on alignment pegs in your functional printing guide?

This is the way I use them. The parts are held together by screws, and the pegs make it easy to get the screws aligned and started. I can also keep the parts from being assembled the wrong way around by using asymmetric pegs. These parts have significant taper because the screws create the final alignment.

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**Kernel Bob** @kbob@chaos.social · May 1

May 1

Kernel Bob @kbob@chaos.social

Another day, another functional print.

Spousey got a Thermapen® and wanted a place to store it safely.

14/N

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**Kernel Bob** @kbob@chaos.social · Apr 30

Apr 30

Kernel Bob @kbob@chaos.social

We got a new knife block. It doesn't fit under the kitchen cupboards. 3D printer to the rescue!

13/N #FunctionalPrint #3DPrinted #KitchenGadgets

**Simonoid** @simonoid@aus.social · Mar 29

Mar 29

Simonoid @simonoid@aus.social

I got really sick of super glue on my fingers with magnets AND messing up the polarity.
So I printed these. #FunctionalPrint
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**Justin D Kruger (he/him)** @jdavidnet@me.dm · Mar 28 *

**ShadowRam** @ShadowRam@fedia.io · Mar 10

**ShadowRam** @ShadowRam@fedia.io · Mar 10

**shukri** @shukri@mastodon.shukriadams.com · Feb 8

Feb 8

shukri @shukri@mastodon.shukriadams.com

What 3d printing is great for : we wanted a way to hang a clothes rack up in our bedroom so it was out of the way when not in use. We opted for the side of a wardrobe. I designed the hooks so they are the perfect size for this rack. They can easily carry the weight, and are visually discrete. #3dprinting #prusa #functionalprint #practicalprint

**Stephen Bannasch (316 ppm)** @stepheneb@ruby.social · Jan 18 *

**Stephen Bannasch (316 ppm)** @stepheneb@ruby.social · Jan 18 *

**Stephen Bannasch (316 ppm)** @stepheneb@ruby.social · Jan 18 *

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**Stephen Bannasch (316 ppm)** @stepheneb@ruby.social · Jan 18 *

Jan 18 *

Stephen Bannasch (316 ppm) @stepheneb@ruby.social

@debby

I’ve been very happy with the Prusa MK3s I built from a kit several years ago. If you buy a used one it is very easy to get parts and running advice for it.

Here’s something cool I made with it. These 60 mm diameter fillers I designed in FreeCAD have 1 mm pitch threads. I was blown away that I could print such fine detail so precisely.

https://ruby.social/@stepheneb/110913859564408638

Ruby.socialStephen Bannasch (316 ppm) (@stepheneb@ruby.social)Attached: 1 image @justyourluck@masto.ai Screenshot of the FreeCAD model showing the parts of the filter holder that are installed onto a fabric mask: the fabric of the mask is captured between the lower fabric flange and the middle threaded flange element. The sandwich of the two layers of stainless steel mesh with a center layer of MIRV-16 filter fabric are captured between the top of the threaded flange and the threaded cap. The filters should be replaced every 3 months.

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**Kernel Bob** @kbob@chaos.social · Jan 13

Jan 13

Kernel Bob @kbob@chaos.social

I was going to tack the ramp down with carpet tape, but instead I made these straps that hook over the door sill. They work.

12/N

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**Kernel Bob** @kbob@chaos.social · Jan 9

Jan 9

Kernel Bob @kbob@chaos.social

Robot Acceptance Factor is acceptable. I'll find out later whether it knocks the ramp away when cleaning the hallway.

11/N

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**Kernel Bob** @kbob@chaos.social · Jan 9 *

Jan 9 *

Kernel Bob @kbob@chaos.social

I measured the door frame on the right and designed the ramp to fit around it. But of course the frame isn't symmetric, and the left end doesn't fit. That end is going to have an unpleasant encounter with Mr. Dremel...

10/N

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**Kernel Bob** @kbob@chaos.social · Jan 8

Jan 8

Kernel Bob @kbob@chaos.social

I am printing a ramp to help our robot vacuum get over the threshold into the laundry room. Three of four sections are printed, plus a couple of test prints in black. I'm trying to use layer lines as a design element. N.B., the herringbones are not parallel -- they're straight at the edges and diagonal in the middle. I got the effect by lofting from a flat edge to a shallow sawtooth and back.

PolyTerra Limestone Marble matte PLA.

10/N

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**Kernel Bob** @kbob@chaos.social · Nov 12, 2024

Nov 12, 2024

Kernel Bob @kbob@chaos.social

Yet another kitchen thingie from the printer. This one is stone simple, but I like the way it came out. It just stores ZipLoc lids in a stack in the cupboard. Has a little handle so you can pull it out.

I published it to Printables just now.
https://www.printables.com/model/1070782-storage-tray-for-ziploc-lids

9/N

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