I bought a cheap bandsaw off of Amazon. It did well enough for wood, but I wanted to be able to cut metal with it. I printed a bigger pulley and ordered a longer belt. It allowed me to cut stainless this weekend, although the blade was dead by the end. I think I need to go one step bigger.
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I’ve also done a bunch of toolbox organizing over the years.
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Battery Organizer
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Holsters for all sorts of appliances and power supplies.
24V transformer cover
The AC vents in my house were extremely noisy, so I printed a low restriction version. It helped the temperature balance in the house as well.
How about a Glock shaped bottle opener?
This is one of the most useful things I’ve printed. These shims go from 1/16 to 5/8 by 1/32. I use them all the time, but mainly because the people who built this house didn’t own a level, or even a straight edge.
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You used the same contractor that built my house?..Should’ve asked me, I’d have advised you against it…
When they poured the slab, the workers must have taken the day off, and the concrete truck just dumped the load and left. There is a spot in the middle of the kitchen that is 1" higher than the low spot 8’ away. It made tiling the kitchen a lot of fun.
Good, water won’t puddle in the kitchen.
Frederick_Law the eternal optimist…
Battery trays for organization drawers.
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Orient all those batteries in the same direction and get that green one out of that tray!
That’s a slippery slope! If I start aligning batteries then where does the madness end? 
If you figure it out, please let me know.
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LOL!
The screws… this was xactly what I/we did in construction remodels… yeah, totally useless but I got use to having all the screw slots vertical!
So, of course, any home I’ve lived in, they’re vertical.
A friend of ours noticed this and twisted about 10 of them off kilter… 
Yeah, a coworker leaves his house/car keyring on his desk and all the keys are oriented the same way. One day I flipped one…Sure enough the next day it was fixed.
I think I prefer the screws oriented this way: 
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This looks like a fun and useful project..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCfw9fd0mHg
Yup, you can tell if an electrician does good work if he orients all his screws vertically! Shows he pays attention to detail!
If Pugs could fly? ><
if pugs could fly.zip (11.9 MB)
That’s cool! Did you model that yourself?