Perfect-fit 3D printed adapters that connect tools, hoses and accessories.
Introduction Open almost any flat-pack or European-style cabinet and you will find rows of neat 5mm shelf-pin holes. Open your parts drawer and you will find a handful of sturdy 1/4-inch shelf pins — bought for another bookcase, left over from a repair, or simply the only size the hardware store had. The pins are … Read more
Introduction Dust collection in a home workshop usually means one big hose and many small ports. Your main hose is a generous 4-inch line with real airflow. Your sander wants a small port. Your router table wants a medium one. Your bench saw wants something in between — and none of them match the hose … Read more
Introduction Every vacuum owner has a drawer of almost-fitting tools. The brush from the old machine is a millimeter too small for the new hose. The crevice tool you love fits the household vacuum but not the shop vacuum. Manufacturers use a handful of near-identical sizes — close enough to tempt you, different enough to … Read more
Introduction A workshop glue bottle ships with exactly one applicator: a general-purpose tapered nozzle that is too wide for fine joints, too short for deep ones, and — within a month — sealed shut with a plug of dried glue that must be excavated before every use. The bottle is fine. It is the tip … Read more
Introduction A standard caulk tube nozzle is a compromise: medium length, medium angle, sized for open, easy seams. Real seams are rarely open or easy. The joint behind a faucet base, the deep corner where a tub meets a wall, the gap behind a toilet cistern or under a worktop lip — in all of … Read more
Introduction Every dust port on every tool in your workshop is an open door facing the wrong way. Between jobs it invites in whatever drifts past: sawdust from the next tool over, bench grit, spider tenants, and the occasional dropped screw that rattles inside a sander housing for a month. Ports also leak the other … Read more
Introduction Every home accumulates the same quiet frustration: a perfectly good broom head whose handle snapped, a roller frame that fits one pole but not the other, a squeegee with a socket that matches nothing you own. The tools are fine. The threads are the problem. Extension poles and tool heads come in a handful … Read more
Every sander owner knows the wobble. You push the shop vacuum hose onto the sander’s dust port, it almost fits, and then it pops off as soon as you move across the board — or hangs so loose that dust escapes around the joint. A custom 3D printed shop vac adapter solves that for good, … Read more
Introduction Every painter knows the sound: the glug-glug of paint leaving the can, followed by the sight of a fat drip escaping down the outside, over the label, and onto the floor — while the rim channel fills with paint that will glue the lid shut and spray flecks everywhere the next time the lid … Read more