Joe, you can find thousands of files that you can send directly to your printer thru several 3D sharing sites. I use Thingiverse and have printed several dozen of their files. From iphone charging stations to holders for battery powered drill and their batteries. There is literally thousands of files. You’ll spend several hours just looking at whats available go print.

I also use Fusion360, a free CAD program if you are a hobbyist. A bit of a learning curve but it unlocks a whole new world. Being able to design and print pretty much anything is really satisifying.

Last edited by Phak1; 07/12/2025 10:18 PM.

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