What's your most practical 3D print?

I'm sure it's up for debate how practical an oversized 20 sided die is, though it's created a lot of conversation in the office here and has brought out all of the tabletop roleplayers to be interested in 3D printing - showing again that there are many crossovers in the interests of technology and traditional interests and gaming.

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genebren over 6 years ago +7

I originally became interested in 3D printing to assist in the building of robotics projects ans simple cases for various projects. So far, here are some samples of these types of projects: Gene
dougw over 6 years ago +7

You ask the hardest questions... The 3D printer has really liberated me to design many useful items that cannot be bought. My 3D print directory has over 1000 files in it in 17 subdirectories and many…
andywest over 6 years ago +7

Like Fred27 , my most practical designs are simple and boring. For example, a clip to keep the kitchen trash bag from falling into the trash can: and a hinge pin doorstop spacer:

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andywest over 6 years ago

Like Fred27, my most practical designs are simple and boring.

For example, a clip to keep the kitchen trash bag from falling into the trash can:

and a hinge pin doorstop spacer:
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mcb1 over 6 years ago in reply to andywest

Iv'e got a bunch of thosehinge pin door stops.
Had a workmate bring back a box when he was in the states as we just can't get them here in NZ.
Luckily mine all came with a spacer, and I haven't worn them out .... yet
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andywest over 6 years ago in reply to mcb1

Mine came with spacers too, but they didn't fit the hinge pin, so... 3D printing to the rescue.
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mcb1 over 6 years ago in reply to andywest

I see yours have a plastic thing on one side, mine have rubber both sides.
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