3D printed some more woodwork things

chillyspoon

I printed out a featherboard for my tablesaw and a dust collection port for the drill press over the last couple of days, very happy with both. I didn't have to model either of them, people had already uploaded designs, which were freely available for non-commercial use.

I still find it a magical process - perhaps evidence of my age :eek:

The feather board:

https://www.thingiverse.com/make:852644



The drillpress dust collection port:

https://www.thingiverse.com/make:852392

kadman

Its a great addition to any workshop, for anyone thats handson.

My son has 2 in our workshop that he uses for special effects applications in the film industry.

I have also drawn some parts for my car restorations. He has the normal 3d printer with

the plastic media printer material, as well as the resin bath 3d printer. Now that is really magical.

chillyspoon

One of my friends uses resin printing for model and set making too for the Warhammer gaming niche, I love watching those machines, the magic is all in the "reveal" - great craic!

boomdocker

Great machines - I think they will become mainstream in the hobbyist's toolkit over the next few years - so handy to have and as OP alludes to - there's a design for nearly everything out there now so you don;t have to be an accomplished designer