Very cool solution to a common problem. Side thought I do like mangos but don’t know if I want to drink something with “Hell” on the label : )
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Hell… mmmm crisp and clean, delicious.
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Never heard of Fucking Hell? 
Benediktiner beer is actually really delicious 
That Fassbrause is also really good though a bit too sweet for my taste, my wife liked it though. 
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There’s a great TPU part in Alexandres new video too
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The maximum spread cone of the attachment of my new bike fender has a diameter of 35 mm, but my steering tube is almost 40 mm. Time for a printed adapter …
SketchUp model:
Slicer:
Installed:
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It’s not quite clear (from the pictures) where this tube adapter is placed.
So is it safe? For almost each cross section of the adapter would show “lack of material”.
Nice images btw.
It’s in the bottom of the big tube under the handlebar.
The cone looks something like this, it increases the diameter when screwed and thus holds in the tube (or now in the adapter).
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Have you got one for pencils? I can never find a pencil in my shop. 
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When building my house many years ago, I got into the habit of putting on work trousers with appropriate pockets, today I can no longer do without and the pens are blindly at hand …
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The opener for our garage door is always in a compartment somewhere and has to be searched for, but now it’s not…
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Seriously risky using any of my alcohol fueled methods.
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(While Aaron is drawing a toilet house…)
I always had to bend down to the fingerprint sensor plugged into the computer, now it’s right at the screen within reach…
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Reusing some models:
- Cotty's 3D printing adventures - #28 by Cotty
- Cotty's 3D printing adventures - #130 by Cotty
- Cotty's 3D printing adventures - #147 by Cotty
to create an assembly of a suction distribution with 5 connections …
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Ik gotta make some of these as soon as our new garage is build…
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