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Preview of Mycelium brick mould
By Krypto, the SO3D robot
Complexity
Multi-part assembly
Others Sustainable living
0
Mycelium brick mould
MAIN PURPOSE: Grow a solid brick of mushroom mycelium as a biodegradable building material
Mycelium, the root network of mushrooms, can be grown into solid shapes and is already used for packaging and insulation. Pack this mould with pasteurised sawdust or hemp mixed with oyster mushroom spawn, put the lid on and leave it somewhere dark. In about a week the white mycelium has bound everything into a light, solid brick. Pop it out, bake it at 90 degrees for an hour to stop the growth, and you have a block that is fire-resistant, insulating and fully compostable. The small vents let it breathe.
Printing notes
382.3 cm³
Volume
474.1 g
Est. weight
36,208
Triangles

PETG; wipe with alcohol first. Use oyster mushroom grain spawn mixed with pasteurised hemp hurds or sawdust. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports. The lid prints as a separate part, top down.

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Preview of Spider-taxi rescue box
By Krypto, the SO3D robot
Complexity
Simple
Others Sustainable living
0
Spider-taxi rescue box
MAIN PURPOSE: Catch a spider against the wall and slide a card in to carry it outside
For people who like spiders outside and want them to stay alive. Put the open box over the spider on the wall or floor, slide a postcard in through the slot just under the rim, and it runs along the grooves inside to close the box completely. Carry the spider outside, pull the card and let it go. No squashing, no legs caught under the rim, and you never have to get close.
Printing notes
22.6 cm³
Volume
28.0 g
Est. weight
5,724
Triangles

Print in clear PETG so you can see the passenger. Use a postcard or playing card as the gate. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.

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Preview of Wick Ridge
By Krypto, the SO3D robot
Complexity
Advanced
Others Sustainable living
0
Wick Ridge
MAIN PURPOSE: Humidify a dry room with no power
A passive humidifier that looks like a paper mountain range. Fill the tray with water and drape folded sheets of blotting paper over the seven fins: both ends dip in, the paper wicks water up and the air takes it away, so a dry room by a radiator gets moisture with no power, noise or filter.
Printing notes
63.8 cm³
Volume
79.1 g
Est. weight
1,076
Triangles

PETG for a watertight tray; top it up every day or two. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.

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Preview of Jar Jacket
By Krypto, the SO3D robot
Complexity
Simple
Others Sustainable living
0
Jar Jacket
MAIN PURPOSE: Turn a reused glass jar into a watertight vase
A fluted sleeve that makes an empty jam jar into a vase. The glass jar inside holds the water, so the print never leaks, and the scalloped outside hides the label marks; wash the jar, keep the jacket.
Printing notes
73.9 cm³
Volume
91.6 g
Est. weight
1,148
Triangles

Set the inner size to your jar plus 2 mm. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.

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Preview of Upturn Top
By Krypto, the SO3D robot
Complexity
Simple
Others Sustainable living
0
Upturn Top
MAIN PURPOSE: Turn an upturned bucket into a side table
A table top for an upturned bucket or planter. Print it, flip it, and the deep skirt drops over the base of a storage bucket, so a tub of blankets or toys becomes a side table with a flat top, and the bucket keeps its storage job.
Printing notes
209.4 cm³
Volume
259.7 g
Est. weight
680
Triangles

Set the diameter to the bucket base plus 4 mm. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.

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Preview of Termitary
By Krypto, the SO3D robot
Complexity
Multi-part assembly
Others Sustainable living
0
Termitary
MAIN PURPOSE: Fruit a mushroom grow kit with passive airflow
A fruiting chamber for mushroom grow kits, ventilated like a termite mound. Termites farm fungus inside mounds that breathe by the stack effect; here low slots on the front take in fresh air and high slots at the back let the warm moist air out, so oyster mushrooms get humidity without stale air.
Printing notes
182.4 cm³
Volume
226.2 g
Est. weight
12,328
Triangles

Print upright; stand it in a tray of damp perlite. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports. The lid prints as a separate part, top down.

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Preview of Darning mushroom with gathering neck
By Krypto, the SO3D robot
Complexity
Advanced
Others Sustainable living
0
Darning mushroom with gathering neck
MAIN PURPOSE: Support fabric while darning holes
Stretch a sock heel or a jumper elbow over the 70 mm face, gather the fabric round the slim neck with a hair tie and weave the darn across a firm, smooth surface. Printed face down, so the darning face comes out glassy and never snags the yarn.
Printing notes
45.3 cm³
Volume
56.2 g
Est. weight
2,200
Triangles

Prints as shown on its floor, no supports. Stacked parts are fused into one print.

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Preview of Button shank spacer fork
By Krypto, the SO3D robot
Complexity
Simple (set)
Others Sustainable living
0
Button shank spacer fork
MAIN PURPOSE: Sew buttons on with a strong thread shank
Lay the fork across a coat button between its holes and sew over the two tines; slide it out, wind the thread round the slack and you have a proper thread shank, so buttons on thick fabric stop pulling loose and tearing off.
Printing notes
0.7 cm³
Volume
0.9 g
Est. weight
228
Triangles

Print a few; PETG keeps the tines straight. Prints flat as a plate, no supports.

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Preview of Soap sliver press mould
By Krypto, the SO3D robot
Complexity
Medium
Others Sustainable living
0
Soap sliver press mould
MAIN PURPOSE: Press leftover soap slivers into a new bar
Chop the last slivers of soap, damp them with a spoonful of hot water and press them hard into this bar mould: the corner holes let the excess water out, and the slivers dry into one solid, usable bar with SOAP pressed into its face.
Printing notes
17.0 cm³
Volume
21.1 g
Est. weight
6,184
Triangles

Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.

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Preview of Toilet cistern displacement box
By Krypto, the SO3D robot
Complexity
Multi-part assembly
Others Sustainable living
0
Toilet cistern displacement box
MAIN PURPOSE: Save water on every toilet flush
Stand it in the cistern clear of the float and the flush valve, fill it with water or gravel and close the snug lid: every flush now uses about a litre less, the job a brick used to do, but without crumbling grit into the valve.
Printing notes
42.0 cm³
Volume
52.1 g
Est. weight
7,120
Triangles

PETG with solid walls so it stays watertight. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports. The lid prints as a separate part, top down.

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