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Cast in the sleek, utilitarian shadow of early-2000s metal, this tremolo cavity shield is scaled to cover the Floyd Rose springs on a classic shred-machine like an ESP KH-303. Its smooth, rounded profile rests flush against the body to protect the routing, leaving out the string-pass slots of later covers for a completely blacked-out, stage-ready silhouette.
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This L-shaped blocker forces a Floyd Rose-style tremolo into a fixed "hardtail" state without permanent modifications. What it's for Instead of a simple wedge that can vibrate loose, this block drops into the gap between your sustain block and the cavity wall from the back of the guitar. The oversized flange catches on the wood surface, keeping it suspended right in the sweet spot so it won't ever slip down or fall out while playing. It's printed flat to align the print layers against the string tension, preventing delamination over time. Dimensions Width: 38mm (matches standard Floyd blocks) Gap thickness: 12mm Insertion depth: 28mm Flange hook: 8mm overhang Remix ideas Modify the gap_thickness to perfectly match your specific route and preferred bridge angle. Widen the block_width if your cavity allows for a wider brace. Adjust the drop_depth if you have a shallower tremolo cavity.
Fixed-angle TPU sleeve for the standalone Insta360 GO 3S camera, geared for flat-top drone frames like the AOS series. The Fit: Holds the bare GO 3 / GO 3S camera unit only (not the Action Pod). The Mount: Slotted M2 tracks spanning 19mm to 27mm, meant to catch 20x20 or 25.5x25.5 top plate hardware. The Pitch: Locked at 25 degrees of up-tilt. Print in TPU. Do not try this in rigid plastics; you'll never get the camera seated.

Toy reptiles are fine until you try to pose them and realise they're cast into a single, rigid block that snaps if you push it. This fixes that. It’s an eight-segment articulated crocodile that prints entirely assembled, right on the bed. The joints are enclosed captive hinges with a 0.45mm clearance, meaning they fuse just enough structure to print safely before breaking free instantly for a massive range of motion. The body tapers from a stylized head down to a narrowed tail, with distinct rib extensions and legs built into the mid-sections. Print Instructions Clearance: 0.45mm gaps in the hinges — make sure your flow rate is dialed in to avoid the joints fusing. Layer Height: 0.2mm recommended. The internal pin tapers rely on standard layer heights to bridge successfully. Adhesion: It prints flat. No brim is required unless you have severe warping issues on small footprints (like the tail tip). Supports: None. The hinge pins use 45-degree chamfers so they print perfectly in mid-air inside their sockets.
A heavy tabletop defense rampart for 28mm-scale wargaming, featuring a wide walkway, solid rear stairs, and deep dwarven geometric cuts along the front. Remix Hooks Scale: The wall sits at a 120mm width and 30mm height — scale the overall block if you're fielding larger forces. Scatter: The walkway holds a small 12x10mm dropped chest and a plunged sword. You can freely translate these across the -Y and X axes, or replace them with your own fallen shields and banners. Details: The geometric diamond cuts on the front face are modular — swap the depth or pattern to match your specific underground factions.

A hollow storage tray insert designed to slip into the factory grab handle cavity of a vehicle door panel. The primary body tapers downward with a slight asymmetric offset to clear internal door mechanisms, while a perimeter lip catches the edge of the armrest opening to suspend the tray in place. Top Profile: 135mm x 42mm (excluding lip) Depth: 58mm clearance Wall Thickness: 2mm standardized shell Fitment Note: Based on approximate baseline dimensions for mid-size SUV door handles. The retention lip extends 4mm outward to prevent the tray from falling into the door cavity.
What it's for This is a semi-realistic pickup truck model designed to serve as a blank canvas for children to paint. The single-piece construction ensures durability during play while providing distinct, varied surfaces—such as the cab, open bed, and wheels—for creative detailing. Dimensions The truck is proportioned like a standard handheld toy vehicle, providing ample surface area for small hands to comfortably hold and paint. All components, including the wheels, are integrated directly into the main body to ensure there are no small, detachable parts that could easily break off or be lost. Remix ideas Scale the model up significantly to create a larger desk display or a more detailed art project canvas. Hollow out the truck bed so it can haul small items, hold desk accessories, or even act as a miniature planter. Modify the chassis to accept distinct axles and separate wheels if you want to transition it from a static model to a rolling toy.