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Your favorite 3D-printed things for the shop?
(toast.ooo)
A handmade home for woodworkers and admirers of woodworkers. Our community icon is submitted by @1985MustangCobra@lemmy.ca whose father was inspired to start woodworking by Norm and the New Yankee Workshop.
I bought a 3d printer (Sidewinder X1) based on it's capacity to print up a 100mm cyclone for chip separation. Making that, and some dust collection fittings for my Kity 636 planer thicknesser (both .stl files available through thingiverse) have easily repaid the c.£150 I paid for the printer.
There are also loads of options for magnetic dust collection fittings, which make an amazing difference when you have one extractor and many machines.