Introducing the Carbide 3D Print Library

[ToddG (Todd Guill)]

these are great! came across this post while searching for ones to use for my drawer. Have you posted these files anywhere? would you be willing to share what you have done?
many thanks!

[FarOutRide (Antoine)]

Sorry it took so long, been very busy lately.

I just uploaded all files to Printables: printables.com/model/1426143

It includes (will add more):

• Bit Holder and Storage Bin (Fusion file included to modify to your needs).
• Curent Project Tray.

• Front & Back Edge Clamps Holder.
• ER11-A Collets Holder.
• Amana RC-1142 (90° V Groove).
• Amana RC-1140 (91° V Groove).
• 1-2-3 Blocks Holder.
• Various Bits Holder (1/8" Shank).
• Various Bits Holder (¼" Shank).
• Carbide 3D Essential Clamps Holder.
• Carbide 3D Crush-It Essential Clamps Holder.
• Carbide 3D “Teez-Nutz” T-Nuts Holder.
• Carbide 3D Screws (12mm to 40mm) Holder.
• Other bins and trays.

That’s it for now, let me know if you need anything else!

[Redlander (Tim Jones)]

@FarOutRide

Really nice setup for storage, appreciate you making this available to everyone. Time to dry some filament!

[MarkH (Mark Hargrove)]

For those folks using the Kreg frame for the CNC work table, I designed a “holster” for my collet wrenches so I could keep them handy for tool changes. I’m using 3 60x10x3mm N52 neodymium magnets to attach the holster to the frame. I initially tried to use just a pair of magnets on the face, but found even with very strong magnets the holster had a tendency to slide down a bit. The magnet on the bottom keeps it very solid (but still removable).

Dropbox Link: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/gmd7znibzme07xplecdwz/Kreg-Table-Collet-Wrench-Holster.stl?rlkey=y7bf9jd3tu9s02c24q5w47reb&dl=0 (an STL file; if anybody wants a STEP file instead, message me).

-M.

[MTMJack (jackhearnsjr@gmail.com)]

That’s amazing, nice work .

[WillAdams (William Adams (Carbide 3D))]

While not listed in the official library, @wmoy did:

3D Printed Nomad 3 Dust Boot w/ Brush

Hey guys, I’ve been working on an officially-sanctioned-but-still-unofficial dust management device for the Nomad. Previously I’d designed something that would take a vacuum hose and basically clamp it to the spindle, which was good enough to capture the airborne nasties that would escape from cutting MDF and stuff, but didn’t have a brush. Enough people sounded like they really wanted that extra option so I threw a concept together. [IMG-3872] This is a two-part dust shoe that works just lik…

which for the Nomad folks, is well-worth keeping in mind.

[Maverick54 (John)]

Welp, after falling down the CNC vortex I tripped and fell down the 3D printing hole as well. Got the newest Bambu P2S and wanted to say thanks for making this print library available. I have printed a couple of things so far and they have been flawless and very easy to use. Just another reason I am happy with my decision to go with this company for my CNC purchase to begin with.