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I may have spent more time designing and printing this part than I did training for the ride, but it was a lot of fun. I was very worried about the strength of the part, and what would happen to it with all of the rattling on the road; hence my reinforcements. The thing is rock solid and was the least of any problems I had!

It comes in three versions.

A last minute gift for Sam, I stretched my 3d modeling skills with this one!

Match with Lionel.

On v3.

Attached a few files I used as starters, this is a remix.

Extended the size to fit my massive chainring. This definitely helped! Combined the battery box on the side, works brilliantly.

See EBike Battery Mount.

Custom design, took two iterations to get it to fit.

After using it, the bits are hard to remove from the top…

Printed like 7 of these in blue PLA and they seem great: https://www.printables.com/model/1002999-dewalt-tool-hanger-dewalt-tool-mount-dewalt-tool-h/files

Made 1 initially, printed 5 for Roo and another for myself. Works great.

https://radarlaboratories.com/, one of the first things I printed.

As of <2025-11-26 Wed>, happily holding my Silca T-handles.

https://www.printables.com/model/34992-pegstr-pegboard-wizard/files

I printed 3 small containers and the 16-hole thing. Both work pretty well. Tight fit and you have to be careful not to break it while inserting.

This one printed the hinges already attached…very fancy! While the latch worked, the hinges between the sides of the box broke all up. Seems to still actually work.

Cool! Works!

I think the light switch cover is a bit of a safer idea than the outlet cover…

Printed two designs, 2 x little one and a big fancier one (extra little one for Olson, he asked while watching me slice them to print!).

One bolt measured! The thread pitch for 0.8mm worked well on the fancier one, though I couldn't read the label and had to go back to the model to check it.

Both stl attached.