What did you 3D print today?

[BrickHaus]

I think thats your best bet, but I fail so many prints it will still be a guess by the end unless I had a benchmark for an empty spool

[Spider!]

,Yeah, I'm collecting several partial spools. I'll have to start doing a better job of estimating my remaining filament. I think I'm going to weigh new spools on a baker's scale and label them at least.
Maybe some are already labeled???:/

[BrickHaus]

After some positive feedback at work, I added a second step bit holder, for 1 3/8, and I opened the other step bit hole up to allow for 7/8 or 1/2", added a 7/16 bit holder for KO pre drills. Moved some stuff around, added company logo, chamfered the edges.

Shes a printing... my spool may run dry, but it is what it is.

[The Great Equalizer]

These should be mandatory.

[BrickHaus]

I gotta make some minor changes, but I got one made up!

[BrickHaus]

Dried my old filaments, dusted the printers off, 20 hours in, and they look good enough for a first prototype.

[BrickHaus]

My wife ironically got me a filament dryer for X mas, so I'm trying my rolls now. If I can find my usb to micro sd adapter . ill have 2 blocks made when I get back to work.

[Spider!]

I had some brittle PLA that I dried over night that came out well. It was 3mm, which I think needs more time than 1.75mm

[BrickHaus]

Not yet, but its on my list of needed items. My filament is like brittle though, so not sure if drying this stuff would even work out.

[Spider!]

Got a dehydrator for old filament?

[BrickHaus]

Haven't hit print yet, but I have been trying to teach myself fusion 360 for a while now. I used some of the Christmas downtime to work on this pet project. My first homemade model.

I work at a panel shop, and we use a select few drills and a step exclusively. A standard drill block was overkill. All of the drill tap holders on thingiverse are mainly metric. Or are modeled flat. I wanted to save some space. So here is my v1 rendition of my drill block. #4- 1/4 drills and taps. M4 and m5 sets ( I'm not sure what drills we have in house for the metric taps so I have yet to label those holes.

A few large bits for through drilling stuff, and a step bit holder.

Im too excited not to share, but all my filament is months old. I may need a new spool before I attempt a print.

If the concept proves to work like I assume it will, I will work on printing one for everyone at my shop.

[superman]

Not a fan of bevertails and hated how sharp the back of the gunfighter frame is. I have been thinking about this part for awhile. Finally got around to it.

[MuddyBloodyFactory]

10roundtube feed "MudStick" with clamping feedneck for side feed stubs. This one at 1 inch diameter for bushmasters. Autococker coming too!
95A TPU material for the main body, ASA material for the locking lever.

[MuddyBloodyFactory]

I designed them! And releasing them at https://www.homegrown3d.com/
I posted the autococker one, and just posted the shocker one! LV1 coming soon. Can make them into a few other things too like keychains or ornaments or trophies

[Spider!]

Hah, thanks! I used a tap on it already. I also ground the breech mouth a little so that the barrels seated at the bolt side. My other two didn't have that problem.