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Preview of Stackable Knife Tray – 6 Slots (Customisable Size)
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
Kitchen Workshop Kitchen organisers
4
Stackable Knife Tray – 6 Slots (Customisable Size)
MAIN PURPOSE: Store knives safely in separate slots
A slim, stackable knife tray with six slots that hold kitchen or craft knives upright and apart, so the blades don't knock together and stay easy to grab. As it comes it's 210 × 70 × 33 mm with slots about 7 mm wide. That suits paring, utility and steak knives, chisels, scalpels or hobby blades. Every dimension can be changed in the editor: width, depth, height, wall thickness, and the number and width of slots. That way you can size it for your own drawer and knives. The Raised grip base lets one tray stack firmly on another, so you can build a tidy column in a drawer or on a shelf. It prints as one solid piece with no supports.
Printing notes
159.7 cm³
Volume
198.1 g
Est. weight
1,960
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Print upright in PLA or PETG with no supports. Use PETG if it will sit near a sink or dishwasher. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.

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Preview of Tattoo ink-cap station
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
Workshop Trade & professional tools
0
Tattoo ink-cap station
MAIN PURPOSE: Hold tattoo ink caps steady during a session
A steady ink-cap stand for tattoo artists. Four small and four large caps sit in the pierced deck so they can't be knocked over mid-line, and the tray below catches any spill. Cover it with barrier film like the rest of the station.
Printing notes
43.7 cm³
Volume
54.2 g
Est. weight
3,328
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Holes fit 9 mm and 13 mm ink caps; wrap in barrier film as usual. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports. Stacked parts are fused into one print.

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Preview of ER32 collet rack
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
Workshop Tools & jigs
0
ER32 collet rack
MAIN PURPOSE: Stand ER32 collets in order by size
A bench rack for machinists and CNC routers: eight ER32 collets sit nose-down in a row, in size order, so the right one is picked first time instead of being dug out of a box. The tray below catches chips and coolant.
Printing notes
56.0 cm³
Volume
69.5 g
Est. weight
3,328
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Holes seat ER32 collets nose-down; write the sizes along the front. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports. Stacked parts are fused into one print.

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Preview of Wire Meet
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
Workshop Electronics & robotics
0
Wire Meet
MAIN PURPOSE: Hold two wires end to end for soldering
Feed the two wires to be joined through matching holes in the end walls and the two inner walls until the stripped ends meet in the middle bay: they are held straight, level and end to end, so you can twist or lap them and solder with both hands free. Two hole sizes suit thin and medium wire.
Printing notes
15.9 cm³
Volume
19.7 g
Est. weight
1,460
Triangles

PETG or ASA near the iron. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.

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Preview of Heat-set insert plumb bridge
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
Workshop Maker & 3D printing
0
Heat-set insert plumb bridge
MAIN PURPOSE: Press heat-set inserts in square
Slide the printed part under the bridge with its hole below the bore and lower the soldering iron through the 11 mm guide tube: the iron can only travel straight down, so threaded heat-set inserts go in square instead of tilting and leaving a crooked M3 thread.
Printing notes
25.6 cm³
Volume
31.7 g
Est. weight
944
Triangles

Print in PETG or ASA; the iron barrel should not touch the bore for long. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports. Stacked parts are fused into one print.

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Preview of Ribbed lightweight plasterer's hawk
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
Workshop Trade & professional tools
0
Ribbed lightweight plasterer's hawk
MAIN PURPOSE: Carry plaster or mortar on a light hawk
A 250 mm hawk printed face down: the flat face carries the plaster, a grid of ribs underneath keeps it stiff and light, and the 40 mm handle stands on the centre cross. Easy to wash, and it never warps after a soaking the way plywood hawks do.
Printing notes
265.7 cm³
Volume
329.5 g
Est. weight
1,744
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Needs a 250 mm bed; print in PETG. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports. Stacked parts are fused into one print.

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Preview of Honing guide projection jig
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
Workshop Woodworking
0
Honing guide projection jig
MAIN PURPOSE: Set honing guide projection repeatably
Hook a side-clamp honing guide over the low front wall and slide the blade forward until it touches a stop block: the four stepped blocks set 32, 38, 42 and 50 mm of projection, the settings for 25 and 30 degree bevels on plane irons and chisels in an Eclipse-pattern guide. Every resharpening lands on the same angle.
Printing notes
47.1 cm³
Volume
58.4 g
Est. weight
15,288
Triangles

Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.

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Preview of Self-centring dowelling jig for 18 mm board
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
Workshop Tools & jigs
0
Self-centring dowelling jig for 18 mm board
MAIN PURPOSE: Drill centred dowel holes in board edges
Drop the jig over the edge of 18 mm board: the two fences straddle it, so the guide holes sit dead centre on the edge, 32 mm apart, and the double guide plates keep an 8 mm bit square. Drill both parts from their face side and the dowels line up every time. Print it as shown, then turn it over so the floor becomes the top.
Printing notes
9.5 cm³
Volume
11.7 g
Est. weight
1,008
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Print in PETG with 100% infill round the holes. Print floor-down as shown, then turn it over to use it.

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Preview of Hand tap square-start guide
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
Workshop Tools & jigs
0
Hand tap square-start guide
MAIN PURPOSE: Start hand taps square to the work
Clamp or hold the block over a drilled hole and start the tap through the matching guide: two plates 30 mm apart keep an M3, M4, M5 or M6 tap square to the work for the first turns, the moment where most crooked threads and snapped taps happen.
Printing notes
11.5 cm³
Volume
14.3 g
Est. weight
7,836
Triangles

Print in PETG. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports. Stacked parts are fused into one print.

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Preview of Square-head bench dogs
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced (set)
Workshop Tools & jigs
0
Square-head bench dogs
MAIN PURPOSE: Fence and square work on a dog-hole bench
A 19 mm peg for 20 mm dog holes with a square head whose four flat faces each sit exactly 20 mm from the peg centre: two dogs make a fence parallel to the hole grid, three make a square corner, and the flat faces spread the pressure instead of denting edges like round dogs.
Printing notes
17.0 cm³
Volume
21.1 g
Est. weight
800
Triangles

Print three, with supports under the head. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports. Stacked parts are fused into one print.

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