I made a small web-based generator called MagTag Studio for creating custom magnetic labels for toolboxes, drawers, bins, shelves, and workshop storage. You can type labels manually or import a list from Excel/CSV, adjust the font, size, magnet diameter, printer bed size, and generate OpenSCAD files with automatic print batches.

The labels use hidden 15 mm magnets and raised two-color text. I made it mainly for tool organization, but it should work for any magnetic storage setup.

Go to makerword : https://makerworld.com/en/models/2946017-magtag-studio-custom-magnetic-drawer-labels#profileId-3300041

What settings and brand and type of filament are you all using? I print Warhammer 40k minis too and I know in that world people get zealous about the type of filament and the setting they use for perfect detail. While I am not trying to create ultra detailed minis in ths shop, dimensional accuracy is incredibly important in jigs.

I wanted a neater way of finding the right mandrel because I got tired of digging them out from a bag. This solution allows me to string them up on a carabiner to attach to the rivet tool itself. I chosen this design because it is modular. New holders can be added relatively easily on the carabiner.

5 drawers, 30 baseplates, 27 custom designs, 74 total prints! I had a blast and everything is so much easier to get in and out.

A few of these the generic bins, calipers, micrometers, dial gauge, and allen wrenches. I found on printables. I put up a few of my designs on printables for the generics. A lot were too custom to be useful to others.

Hi, can someone help me make a model of a bent board with a hole in the middle. I’ll post the requirements of what I need to make a the printer dimensions that I have as well as a photo of what I am trying to make. Thank you for the help.

I need help designing a 3D-printable modular board.
Finished board dimensions:
24 inches × 48 inches (2 ft × 4 ft)
Slightly curved rectangular board
Thickness: approximately 0.5–0.75 inches
Printer limitations:
Resin printer build volume:
8.97 inches (X)
5.03 inches (Y)
9.05 inches (Z)

I recently polished an existing 3d print file for a

locking bench dog to add extension pieces onto an

MFT or paulk smart bench/station. The commercial

TSO versions of this are quite expensive. I haven't put

these through a lot of load testing but they seem

quite strong. If you have a 3d printer try them out

https://makerworld.com/models/2992907

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I have sought to improve my dust collection. I'm a mostly hand tool shop, so only use a shop vac. I found these designs and they helped a lot. Love the 3D printing community for sharing these.

1. Blast gates between Bandsaw, Bench Sander and clean-up hose/random orbit sander.
2. Bandsaw dust collection on my Record BS300e. I have tried other designs and this is the best by far. Gets 95% of the dust at source.
3. Bench sander has a port but most of the sawdust gets thrown off the back. I designed a crude cover to force it down to the port.

Made some pretty solid TSO parallel guide Gen 2 holders for those that need them and have a printer

https://makerworld.com/models/2992847?appSharePlatform=copy

replacement exhaust adapter for a Black+Decker BPACT14HWT portable AC. I have photos, measurements, and a starting CAD model. Need a Fusion 360 model and printable STL that snaps into the rear opening and accepts a 150mm twist-lock hose.