Name: Make #18 - Mince Pie Surprise
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<div>I designed this so if I break a string on my crossbow I don&apos;t have to rely on China to send me another and wait for weeks. Now I can make as many as I want with some string, a little wax and some time. You could use a board with some nails in it but why when you can have something more useful? Plus with these you can keep them with you and if your string breaks on the road you can just trim a long enough stick or pick up some PVC and you are set to go.
You will need to print 2.
I printed both at 100% infill in PETG but PLA or PLA+ should work. I just had PETG loaded already. I also printed these with a 0.8mm nozzle for speed as cosmetics is not really a concern with something like this but you should be able to make a functional tool with any size nozzle. 
They fit loosely on 1 inch PVC pipe. If it is too lose just put 1 layer of tape around the pipe to make it snug.
This will require some math. For example the string I made for my crossbow is 17.1 inches long. To get this I have to had a PVC pipe 17 7/8 inches to get the right size. So cut your pipe on the longer side and you can trim to fit.
This has numerous tie off points. Please print as shown in the photo for max durability as you will be putting it under tension.
You should be able to use this to make everything from 50lb pistol crossbow strings to full size recurve bow strings with this tool.
The string shown in the photo is made with pre-stretched mason line from the local hardware store and some serving string I ordered from Ebay. The white stuff in the photos is bee&apos;s wax. I over wax when I first make a string to make sure everything is coated.</div>
<h3 class="thing-component-header settings print-settings">Print Settings</h3>
Printer Brand: 
 <div>Creality</div>
 
 Printer: 
 <div>Ender 3 Pro</div>
 
 Rafts: 
 <div>No</div>
 
 Supports: 
 <div>Yes</div>
 
 Resolution: 
 <div>0.28</div>
 
 Infill: 
 <div>100</div>
 
 Filament: 
 <a href="http://www.amazon.com/s?url=search-alias&amp;field-keywords=DuramiC+PETG&amp;tag=tv-auto-20" target="_blank">
 DuramiC PETG </a>

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Bow / Crossbow PVC string making tool / jig

I designed this so if I break a string on my crossbow I don't have to rely on China to send me another and wait for weeks. Now I can make as many as I want with some string, a little wax and some time. You could use a board with some nails in it but why when you can have something more useful? Plus with these you can keep them with you and if your string breaks on the road you can just trim a long enough stick or pick up some PVC and you are set to go.

You will need to print 2.

I printed both at 100% infill in PETG but PLA or PLA+ should work. I just had PETG loaded already. I also printed these with a 0.8mm nozzle for speed as cosmetics is not really a concern with something like this but you should be able to make a functional tool with any size nozzle. 

They fit loosely on 1 inch PVC pipe. If it is too lose just put 1 layer of tape around the pipe to make it snug.

This will require some math. For example the string I made for my crossbow is 17.1 inches long. To get this I have to had a PVC pipe 17 7/8 inches to get the right size. So cut your pipe on the longer side and you can trim to fit.

This has numerous tie off points. Please print as shown in the photo for max durability as you will be putting it under tension.

You should be able to use this to make everything from 50lb pistol crossbow strings to full size recurve bow strings with this tool.

The string shown in the photo is made with pre-stretched mason line from the local hardware store and some serving string I ordered from Ebay. The white stuff in the photos is bee's wax. I over wax when I first make a string to make sure everything is coated.

Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and 0% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!). Created in stunning Faberdashery Glacial Blue PLA. &#xA0;Object requires ~4g of material (~m of 3mm / ~m of 1.75mm filament).&#xA0;For making large batches of Icicles, we&apos;ve provided a plated version of three... yes, a tri-icicle. Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our 25 Days of Making! <a href="http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/" rel="external">http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/</a> This is Make #6 of 25.&#xA0;

Make #6 - Classic Icicle

Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and 0% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!). Created in stunning Faberdashery Glacial Blue PLA.  Object requires ~4g of material (~m of 3mm / ~m of 1.75mm filament). For making large batches of Icicles, we've provided a plated version of three... yes, a tri-icicle.Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our 25 Days of Making!http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/This is Make #6 of 25. 


Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and 4% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!). Created in stunning Faberdashery Mercury Red PLA. Object requires ~12g of material (~2m of 3mm / ~5m of 1.75mm filament). Let Nutkins perch on your desk to hold your cables... or his slimmer cousin (Cyril) is perfect for hanging off your tree. Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our 25 Days of Making! <a href="http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/" rel="external">http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/</a> This is Make #5 of 25.&#xA0;

Make #5 -Squirrel Nutkins

Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and 4% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!). Created in stunning Faberdashery Mercury Red PLA. Object requires ~12g of material (~2m of 3mm / ~5m of 1.75mm filament). Let Nutkins perch on your desk to hold your cables... or his slimmer cousin (Cyril) is perfect for hanging off your tree.Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our 25 Days of Making!http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/This is Make #5 of 25. 


This elegant napkin ring will add some festive sophistication to your Christmas dinner. Inspired by ice forms, it&apos;s the perfect decor for winter dining. &#xA0;&#xA0; Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and 2% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!). Created in stunning Faberdashery Crystal Clear PLA. The napkin ring requires ~5g of material (~1m of 3mm / ~2m of 1.75mm filament) and the hanging version requires ~10g of material (~2m of 3mm / ~4m of 1.75mm filament)&#xA0; Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our &#xA0;25 Days of Making! <a href="http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/" rel="external">http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/</a>&#xA0; This is Make #19 of 25. &#xA0;

Make #19 - Crystal Napkin Ring

This elegant napkin ring will add some festive sophistication to your Christmas dinner. Inspired by ice forms, it's the perfect decor for winter dining.   Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and 2% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!). Created in stunning Faberdashery Crystal Clear PLA. The napkin ring requires ~5g of material (~1m of 3mm / ~2m of 1.75mm filament) and the hanging version requires ~10g of material (~2m of 3mm / ~4m of 1.75mm filament) Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our  25 Days of Making!http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/ This is Make #19 of 25.  


Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and ~5% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!). Created in stunning Faberdashery Bloomsbury Teal PLA. Object requires ~14g of material (~2m of 3mm / ~5m of 1.75mm filament). This design makes a fun ornament by gluing in place a &apos;Blow-Out-Egg&apos; (<a href="http://www.wikihow.com/Blow-Out-Eggs" rel="external">http://www.wikihow.com/Blow-Out-Eggs</a>). For everyday use, scale the design by ~120% to better fit your boiled egg. Slicing the base with increased infill at ~20%, adds weight to keep your egg cup more stable. &#xA0; Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our 25 Days of Making! <a href="http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/" rel="external">http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/</a> This is Make #8 of 25.&#xA0;

Make #8 - Egg Cup Elf

Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and ~5% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!). Created in stunning Faberdashery Bloomsbury Teal PLA. Object requires ~14g of material (~2m of 3mm / ~5m of 1.75mm filament). This design makes a fun ornament by gluing in place a 'Blow-Out-Egg' (http://www.wikihow.com/Blow-Out-Eggs). For everyday use, scale the design by ~120% to better fit your boiled egg. Slicing the base with increased infill at ~20%, adds weight to keep your egg cup more stable.  Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our 25 Days of Making!http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/This is Make #8 of 25. 


After my gearless follow focus, 
here a geared one. 
Swapping the lens is not as easy as it is with the gearless one and you 
need a lens-gear for every lens but you also need no pressure to create 
friction. 
The follow focus and lens gear are compatible with industry standard 0.8 pitch follow focus equipment. 
The axis use 608 bearings to reduce any noise of threaded rods on 
plastic that could be picked up by the microphone and to make this run 
as smooth as possible. 
The mounting is for an industry standard 15mm rail support system such as 
my 3d printed shoulder rig: 
 
thingiverse.com/thing:7278 
 
With a follow focus you have precise, manual control over the focus (or zoom) of your lens. 
It is used for professional filming where precise control of the focus 
is required and where a pumping autofocus would simply ruin the take. 
Commercial versions are sadly terribly expensive. :( 
 
Photos: 
 
picasaweb.google.com/Marcus.Wolschon/201105_201106_geared_follow_focus?feat=directlin 
Blog post: 
 
marcuswolschon.blogspot.com/2011/06/3d-printed-geared-follow-focus.html 
 
Video (Part I) 
 
<iframe width="593" height="370" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/imy2UaUzNeY" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> 
 
Update: (2011-07-17) 
Added lens_gear_version3 with a wider tap for the bolt.

Geared Follow Focus

After my gearless follow focus,
here a geared one.
Swapping the lens is not as easy as it is with the gearless one and you 
need a lens-gear for every lens but you also need no pressure to create 
friction.
The follow focus and lens gear are compatible with industry standard 0.8 pitch follow focus equipment.
The axis use 608 bearings to reduce any noise of threaded rods on 
plastic that could be picked up by the microphone and to make this run 
as smooth as possible.
The mounting is for an industry standard 15mm rail support system such as 
my 3d printed shoulder rig:

thingiverse.com/thing:7278

With a follow focus you have precise, manual control over the focus (or zoom) of your lens.
It is used for professional filming where precise control of the focus 
is required and where a pumping autofocus would simply ruin the take.
Commercial versions are sadly terribly expensive. :(

Photos:

picasaweb.google.com/Marcus.Wolschon/201105_201106_geared_follow_focus?feat=directlin
Blog post:

marcuswolschon.blogspot.com/2011/06/3d-printed-geared-follow-focus.html

Video (Part I)



Update: (2011-07-17)
Added lens_gear_version3 with a wider tap for the bolt.


Keep making memories this holiday, &#xA0;and store them safely in this ornament. Designed to house two SD cards, it lets you stash those files in style.&#xA0; Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and 1% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!).&#xA0;Created in stunning Faberdashery Pearly White.&#xA0;The two halves snap together, to contain your precious digital memories. Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our 25 Days of Making! <a href="http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/" rel="external">http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/</a> This is Make #17 of 25. &#xA0;

Make #17 - Memory Ornament

Keep making memories this holiday,  and store them safely in this ornament. Designed to house two SD cards, it lets you stash those files in style. Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and 1% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!). Created in stunning Faberdashery Pearly White. The two halves snap together, to contain your precious digital memories.Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our 25 Days of Making!http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/This is Make #17 of 25.  


Our Stargazy Tree Topper was inspired by Tom Bawcock&apos;s Eve, the festival held each year on the 23rd of December in the beautiful Cornish village of Mousehole (<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargazy_pie#The_Mousehole_Cat" rel="external">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargazy_pie#The_Mousehole_Cat</a>). It commemorates the brave fisherman who saved the village from starvation just before Christmas. We love the magic of this story and the name of the pie eaten during celebrations. We just couldn&apos;&#x80;&#x99;t resist making it part of our collection! &#xA0; Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and 1% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!).&#xA0;Created in stunning Faberdashery Galaxy Blue PLA.&#xA0;The tree topper requires ~12g of material (~2m of 3mm / ~4m of 1.75mm filament) and the hanging version ~4g of material (~1m of 3mm / ~2m of 1.75mm filament).&#xA0; Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our &#xA0;25 Days of Making! <a href="http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/" rel="external">http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/</a> This is Make #23 of 25. &#xA0;

Make #23 - Stargazy Tree Topper

Our Stargazy Tree Topper was inspired by Tom Bawcock's Eve, the festival held each year on the 23rd of December in the beautiful Cornish village of Mousehole (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargazy_pie#The_Mousehole_Cat). It commemorates the brave fisherman who saved the village from starvation just before Christmas. We love the magic of this story and the name of the pie eaten during celebrations. We just couldn't resist making it part of our collection!  Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and 1% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!). Created in stunning Faberdashery Galaxy Blue PLA. The tree topper requires ~12g of material (~2m of 3mm / ~4m of 1.75mm filament) and the hanging version ~4g of material (~1m of 3mm / ~2m of 1.75mm filament). Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our  25 Days of Making!http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/This is Make #23 of 25.  


Add some divine light to your winter collection. Designed to cover an LED tea light or sit aloft your tree, this angel will shine the way to Christmas Day! &#xA0;&#xA0; Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and 2% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!). Created in stunning Faberdashery Space Marine PLA. To illuminate place an LED &apos;Tea Light&apos; (available on ebay) inside the hollow base, or use as an angelic tree topper! Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our 25 Days of Making! <a href="http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/" rel="external">http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/</a>&#xA0; This is Make #24 of 25. &#xA0;

Make #24 - Celestial Light

Add some divine light to your winter collection. Designed to cover an LED tea light or sit aloft your tree, this angel will shine the way to Christmas Day!   Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and 2% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!). Created in stunning Faberdashery Space Marine PLA. To illuminate place an LED 'Tea Light' (available on ebay) inside the hollow base, or use as an angelic tree topper!Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our 25 Days of Making!http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/ This is Make #24 of 25.  


Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and 1% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!). Created in stunning Faberdashery Bloomsbury Teal PLA. This print requires ~ 4g of material (~1m of 3mm / ~2m of 1.75mm filament). Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our 25 Days of Making! <a href="http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/" rel="external">http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/</a> This is Make #12 of 25.

Make #12 - Faceted Tree

Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and 1% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!). Created in stunning Faberdashery Bloomsbury Teal PLA. This print requires ~ 4g of material (~1m of 3mm / ~2m of 1.75mm filament).Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our 25 Days of Making!http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/This is Make #12 of 25.


Quick-release belt-grip kind of like a simplified version of the B-Grip. 
 
Very useful to have the camera ready without occupying your hands and 
without having the camera shake around and potentially hit things and 
get damaged as on a belt. 
 
This makes use of the camera_plate from my 3d printed shoulder rig -design. 
 
Blog post: 
marcuswolschon.blogspot.com/2011/07/3d-printed-camera-belt-clip.html

Camera belt clip

Quick-release belt-grip kind of like a simplified version of the B-Grip.

Very useful to have the camera ready without occupying your hands and 
without having the camera shake around and potentially hit things and 
get damaged as on a belt.

This makes use of the camera_plate from my 3d printed shoulder rig -design.

Blog post:
marcuswolschon.blogspot.com/2011/07/3d-printed-camera-belt-clip.html


Add a touch of British tradition to your ornament collection. We ha&#x99;ve created this cute little make in honour of the classic Christmas treat - the mince pie. Delight your guests by using this as a salt or sauce dish on your festive table. Or place a sweet surprise inside and give as a quirky gift. &#xA0;&#xA0; Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and 2% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!). &#xA0; Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our 25 Days of Making! <a href="http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/" rel="external">http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/</a> This is Make #18 of 25.&#xA0;

Make #18 - Mince Pie Surprise

Add a touch of British tradition to your ornament collection. We have created this cute little make in honour of the classic Christmas treat - the mince pie. Delight your guests by using this as a salt or sauce dish on your festive table. Or place a sweet surprise inside and give as a quirky gift.   Slice with 2 shells (/perimeters) and 2% infill. At coarse resolution (~0.25mm), you will find prints have extra shimmer (and print quicker!).  Faberdashery are releasing daily, seasonal designs for you to print and enjoy. Join in the fun with our 25 Days of Making!http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/25-days-of-making/This is Make #18 of 25. 


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