четверг, 1 октября 2026 г.

Shared by TonyG on Printables:

TA case for RAKwireless RAK19007 and RAK5005 WisBlock kits, built for Meshtastic. Fits the RAK19007 or RAK5005 base board plus RAK4631 (LoRa), RAK12500/1910 (GNSS/GPS), RAK13002 (IO), and RAK18001 (piezo buzzer) modules. Supports big battery options: 2500mAh lithium-ion, 3000mAh lithium polymer, or 2× 18650 cells (12mm battery back cover required for the biggest options). Optional user button via RAK13002 IO board or mini IO expansion. Rounds out the Meshtastic showcase across major LoRa dev-board families.

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Bruddzz shares:

A Halloween pumpkin-spider hybrid with an ACTUAL retractable web mechanism. The abdomen houses a removable spool: thread webbing through the abdomen canal, tie it to the spool loop, insert the spool into the abdomen base, secure the bottom halves. Compatible with fishing line, floss, or any string. Includes resistance tabs to prevent web slipping. Standard version: 11.9 hours / 2 plates. A1 Mini version: 13.1 hours / 3 plates. Combines flexi articulation, mechanical fun, and prop-level presence in one Halloween piece. By Bruddz

download the files on: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1850927-articulated-pumpkin-spider-with-retractable-web



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