L'Antre du Tryphon

These are some add-ons for the ASUS VA32A Monitor Storage. It includes pen and pencil trays. The ASUS VA32A Monitor Storage project is located at http://www.ctheroux.com/asus-va32a-monitor-tray-system/ . Print them at

This is a parametric macro pad using a Pi Pico. It uses Cherry MX compatible switches. You’ll need a few drops of glue to mount the switches plate on the

This is a parametric Vesa Monitor extension. Be careful of the length of it since it’s made of plastic. It may either break or you mounting device will break. Use

This is a simple parametric washer. Support material is not required. An infill of 30% is recommended. This object was designed using openSCAD. Printable Files    Sample washer    Parametric

This is a case for a filament bag electric air pump widely available. Support material is not required. An infill of 20% is recommended. This object was designed using openSCAD.

This is a utensil dripper/dryer, mainly used to air dry utensils. A riser is provided. It let any water that went underneath the dripper dry. A few drops of glue

Create a file named ~/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/nvim-tree.lua and put the following content:

These steps will let you merge a source repository into a destination repository.

These objects are a pair of slanted cylinders that are installed on a post of an Ikea Ivar shelving unit. They can be used to hold flashlights, cans, and so

Parametric Watering Can ——————————————————————————– This is a parametric watering can. Support material may not be required depending on your parameters. An infill of 100% is recommended. This object was designed

These are a parametric wire tube holder along with a parametric wire cap for already installed wires. A single screw is needed to install one tube holder. Support material is

This is a case for a Uni-T UT353 Sound Meter. It is designed that the foam doesn’t touch any surface to prevent deformation. A drop of glue is required to

These commands let you fork a project hosted on your own git repository.

In order for nvim-tree to adapt its width to its content, create a file named ~/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/nvim-tree.lua. Put the following content into it.

This is a paper tissue box cover. Its internal size is 11.4 cm x 22.0 cm x 8.3 cm. Support material is not required. An infill of 20% is recommended.

This is a Parametric Label Holder that can be glued on drawers and so on. The size of the labels is given in the openSCAD log. Support material is not

This is a case for a 32 x 8 LED matrix and an ESP8266 MCU. It runs on 5V (USB). I’ve made a connected clock with it.  Its purpose is

This object is two Harley-Davidson logos, 40 mm and 60 mm, I’ve made for an HD motorcycle fanatic. Support material is not required. An infill of 20% is recommended. This

Box for an Electronic Load ——————————————————————————– This is a box for the commonly available Electronic Load on AliExpress. You’ll need a drop to glue the cover latch (the very tiny

NeoVim has a tremendous number of improvements compared to Vi. As with Vi, it has a very steep ram-up. Basically, you have to configure from zero, which is not easy