You can help develop #Freecad by taking and testing one of these tickets 🚀
https://www.reddit.com/r/FreeCAD/comments/1tp3dqi/help_freecad_progress_testers_needed_in_the/
You can help develop #Freecad by taking and testing one of these tickets 🚀
https://www.reddit.com/r/FreeCAD/comments/1tp3dqi/help_freecad_progress_testers_needed_in_the/
Been working on a hygrometer display stand for my #3DPrinting filament spool storage solution (4L food storage containers). Used #FreeCAD to whip up a prototype, and I've been iterating on it here and there throughout the day. Only the second print, and I've just about got it! Going to tweak a couple of measurements to get it just right, but I'm otherwise pretty chuffed with the design so far. Gravity works to push the hygrometer forward when the spool is resting on top of it.
The model prints in ~1 hour and only takes 26g of PLA filament to produce. There were plenty of other solutions for my exact scenario out there already, but they were bulky, over-engineered, or included features I didn't need like a desiccant box. (You can see my desiccant chambers in the inner hole of the spool in the photographs, which is my preferred setup.)
Starting to feel pretty comfortable in my own skin when it comes to model design. Very long way to go from here, for sure, but I have been able to consistently go from idea to physical object with satisfactory results multiple times in the past week.

Zur computergestützten Konstruktion und Planung von Projekten, zum Beispiel für #3ddruck werden sogenannte #CAD - Programme eingesetzt. Ein freies Programm ist dabei #FreeCAD.
Wir schauen uns das Programm gemeinsam anhand von ein paar Beispielen an, probieren es aus und lernen die Grundfunktionen.
Datum: 09.06.2026 ab 20:00 Uhr - Ort: Heiligkreuzstr. 3 in Coburg
Mehr infos:
https://hackzogtum-coburg.de/posts/freecad26
I made some connectors for the 11 mm plastic coated steel stakes that have the little bumps on them for holding tape or ties so I could create support for the tomatillo plants without tying the stakes together. Seems to work good and should hold enough weight.I cut some of the stakes in half and plugged the ends. One more layer to add on top and it's done.
The .stl is here:
https://www.printables.com/model/1742282-garden-stake-connector-for-plastic-coated-steel-st