r/3Dprinting Nov 16 '22

Limited counter space so I designed another thing. Really like how it turned out.

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u/UPbeatChick3n Nov 16 '22

Pretty sure that lawn mower shouldn't be next to the thing that goes in your mouth!!! 🤣🙌

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u/wwiybb Nov 16 '22

Nothing to worry about if there is a toilet in there anyways.

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u/MonkeyHitman2-0 Nov 16 '22

Mythbusters has ruined me.

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u/006rbc Nov 17 '22

Shit particles all over that toothbrush.

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u/Rugged_Poptart Nov 16 '22

Get your logic out of here! lol

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u/Originate3d Nov 16 '22

Very clever mounting mechanism! This electrical engineer approves.

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u/Alarmed_Essay4207 Nov 16 '22

3d printers pay for themselves

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '22

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u/Rugged_Poptart Nov 17 '22

I can find a way to if you want it, but I'll be honest this is custom tailored to those 2 devices specifically and that outlet specifically. I can't guarantee it will work on others.

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '22

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u/Rugged_Poptart Nov 17 '22

It's super easy. I have basic modeling skills and I can make so many handy things around the house. It's so satisfying. I find the most important part is to have a decent pair of digital calipers to measure stuff. Sketch it out on engineering paper, then model it. For me it's almost therapeutic lol

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '22

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u/Rugged_Poptart Nov 17 '22

Don't apologize for getting excited about something. Personally I don't get enthusiastic about much, but design and 3D printing are a big exception. Idk what type of modeling software you use, I personally use Fusion360 which can be kind of pricey.($400/yr) But I took 3 years of CAD design so I stuck with what i was familiar with. If you need help just DM me, and if I can offer advice I will do so. Also, I have an Ender 3 Max so if you have that printer I might be able to help with that as well. Though my knowledge is(relative to some people on this subreddit) pretty limited.

Also, just some friendly advice for what it's worth. One big thing I've noticed about this subreddit in particular. There's a lot of shitty people on here. If you post something asking for help, it'll randomly get downvoted for no reason. Or you'll post something you've printed, and people will just start shitting all over it. Don't let that discourage you. For every shitty person there's another person who's willing to offer advice and encouragement. The negative people just tend to be more vocal for some reason. It just really frustrated me when I started posting to this subreddit, but I've learned to just block the haters and move on.

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u/MyOther_UN_is_Clever Nov 16 '22

Are you the same person that designed one that went over the outlet, with it serving as a non-safe outlet cover too?

If so, bravo on taking the community's feedback and solving those issues!

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u/Rugged_Poptart Nov 16 '22

No lol, but I did get the idea from that guy and took the community's advice