Files

floss_bow_v1.stl

37284 bytes. Updated March 2, 2010.

floss_bow_v1.skp

25356 bytes. Updated March 2, 2010.

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Description

A little bow to string your dental floss across. Requires less floss than using your fingers, and only slightly harder to use!

Standard warnings apply:

• Don’t accidentally swallow this thing.
• Don’t use this if you’re uncomfortable having plastic in your mouth.

And problems with this design:

• The bow is not quite thick enough to prevent it from bending inward.
• The straight-line handle makes it hard to reach back teeth.

Instructions

1. Print
2. String with dental floss.
3. Floss teeth.
4. Repeat as recommended by your dental hygienist.

Files

fridge_clip_r.stl

45413 bytes. Updated November 11, 2009.

fridge_clip_r.scad

1667 bytes. Updated November 11, 2009.

fridge_clip_l.stl

46268 bytes. Updated November 11, 2009.

fridge_clip_l.scad

1930 bytes. Updated November 11, 2009.

m5_hex_nut.scad

520 bytes. Updated November 11, 2009.

This work is licensed Creative Commons - Attribution.

Description

Clips for a refrigerator shelf restraint.

I recently moved into a new apartment with a missing bottom shelf restraint. Thanks to MakerBot and OpenSCAD, I can finally replace it!

The hole on the left side is a bit more damaged than the right, so I created 2 different clips.

One fun exercise when creating this thing was modeling an M5 nut in order to remove it from the model later. I recommend everyone try it. :)

Instructions

• 1. [Optional] Adjust sizes, etc., in OpenSCAD, export to STL
• 2. Skeinforge the STLs
• 3. Print!
• 4. Insert M5 nuts
• 5. Insert clips into door
• 6. Attach plexi/plywood/cardboard/what-have-you restraint with M5 bolts.