3D Prints

3D Designs

Drone Battery mount

Image to be added

Date: Dec 2025

Print Time: 20min

Material used (including supports): 6g

Material Type: PLA (White)

Printer: Bambu Lab A1 Mini

Software: Onshape

Post-Processing: none

One part is to cut the strapt in half the other to wind it through. The actual bucket is here.

Source document

Andreas Spice Tray

Date: Nov 2025

Print Time: 1:20h

Material used (including supports): 55g

Material Type: PLA (White)

Printer: Bambu Lab A1 Mini

Software: Onshape

Post-Processing: Bearing (608ZZ) added

It rotates to display all the spices in the shelf. Here the white color is the base, gold is the bearing and transparent is the rotating tray.

Source document

Drone Camera mount

Date: Nov 2025

Print Time: 20min

Material used (including supports): 6g

Material Type: PLA (White)

Printer: Bambu Lab A1 Mini

Software: Onshape

Post-Processing: Inserts addedt

The holes for the m2 screws that go into the camera are not perfectly aligned, instead of moving them for like 0.5mm and printing again I decided not to. The camera is pressed into the case. The screws on the side for the camera are simply not needed.
It has two m2 heat-set inserts at the bottom to mount it to the frame with m2 bolts.

Source document

Servo Mount

Date: Nov 2025

Print Time: 16min

Material used (including supports): 3g

Material Type: PLA (White)

Printer: Bambu Lab A1 Mini

Software: Onshape

Post-Processing: Inserts added

A servomotor is mounted on top of a model car. To the Servo motor is a ultrasonic sensor attatched. Gold symbolizes m2 heat-set inserts.

Source document

Ashtray

Date: Nov 2025

Print Time: 2:40h

Material used (including supports): 100g

Material Type: PLA (White)

Printer: Bambu Lab A1 Mini

Software: Onshape

Post-Processing: Greased Rails

A small ashbox that is glued to a bench. The ashtray is the white box behind the person on the right. In the model: Base is light blue, box gray and door blue. The inner volume is 300ml. That is enough to hold all the cigarette butts for a day.

Source Onshape

Sweep Case

Date: Nov 2025

Print Time: 2:13h

Material used (including supports): 63.8g

Material Type: PLA (White)

Printer: Bambu Lab A1 Mini

Software: Fusion 360

Post-Processing: Sanding

First print has artifacts due to supports. Orientation matters. This case is only 26mm high. They switches are being compressed when stored.

Source f3d

Bike lamp holder

Date: Nov 2025

Print Time: 48m

Material used (including supports): 11.5g

Material Type: PLA (White)

Printer: Bambu Lab A1 Mini

Software: Fusion 360

Post-Processing: None

First print looks promising. Fits like a glove.
Edit after some time: does not realy get loose but eventually will. Hands are sufficient to tighten it :D.

Source f3d

3D Printers

Ender 3 V2

Date Bought: 2020 🤷

Date Sold: ~Aug 2024

Cost at time of purchase: 250$

Nozzle size: 0.4mm

Transfer of files: SD card

ETA available: No (can be seen in slicer)

Printing Speed: 180mm/s

Build Volume: 220 x 220 x 250 mm

Style: Cartesian

The printer prints with adequate quality. Major downsides are related to user-friendliness. Leveling of Z-bed, transfer of files and the lack of remote monitoring are tedious. Prints have a high likelyhood of failing.

Bambu Lab A1 Mini

Date Bought: Nov 2025

Cost at time of purchase: 210$

Nozzle size: 0.4mm

Transfer of files: SD card, BambuStudio

Printing Speed: 500mm/s

Build Volume: 180 x 180 x 180 mm

Style: Bedslinger

The software is very good. The camera can be used remotely to check on the print or to capture timelapses. The transfer is seamless, and so is the printing process. Before every print, it performs a flow calibration and bed leveling.

The printer's head has four different filament intakes. The printer has the option to add an AMS. This is an external spool holder that can be equipped with materials of different colors. The software is mature, and I'll eventually add that to enable color printing.