This is an AA battery mockup designed to replace AA batteries with an external power source. You will need 2 one-sided PCB pieces. One with a 5 mm diameter and another one with a 9 mm diameter. You will need to print 2 body and attach one PCB piece at the end of each one. The 9 mm PCB piece will act as the negative pole, while the 5 mm one as the positive pole. Some glue is needed to attach the PCB pieces to the end of the battery mockups. You will also need a soldering iron. You will need to solder a wire to each PCB piece.

This is a magnetic mount for Logitech webcams C170 and C270. Besides the printed parts, you will need one M4 x 10 mm screw, one M3 x 12 mm screw and a M3 brass insert.

This is a clip to hold flat cables against a 2020 extrusion. It protects the flat cable against damages that may be done by zip ties. You will need a 7.5 inches (190 mm) zip tie to install it.

This is a TPU anti-vibration foot for 2020 aluminum extrusion. It was designed for 1610 and 3018 CNCs but obviously can be used for other purposes. It should be printed with TPU for best results.

These are a wide and a long nose nozzles for a Rigid Gen5X Brushless 18V Wet/Dry Vacuum. The previous wide nozzle design has been improved significantly. The internal diameter is about 31.5 mm, or 1-1/4 inch.

This openSCAD model generates a box that can be attached using 2 screws on a wall, aluminum extrusion, etc. They can be offsetted from the center of the box if needed.

This is a cap to protect a CNC bed from widely avalaible clamp damages.

This is a parametric modular storage system designed to organize an office drawer. Its main design goal was to be able to have 2 layers of storage in a drawer of a desk. So, on the top layer, you can use the trays (Trays.scad) which let you organize the most used stuff. The boxes with a cover (SimpleBox.scad) let you create boxes that lies on the bottom of the drawer underneath of the trays. You can use them to store your overstock.

This project contains 5 improvements for a 1610 CNC. These improvements were inspired by the following YouTube videos of JJ Hontebeyrie:

This is a simple guide that strengthen the PTFE tube at the extruder output of a TronXY X5SA printer. You will need a M4 x 12 mm screw along with a M4 T-nut.