Kolu Design

Just a couple things we’ve been working on lately. Tired of reaching in your pocket and never grabbing the right bit? That’s why we made the 3 bit holder to attach to an impact!

Also, just some more garage organization. The ladder hangers are the newest one!

Some more garage organization!

A couple more projects! The first is a pedal extender for the John Deere tractors. This enables the tractor to move in reverse at a quicker speed than the factory setting. These will be going up for sale on Marketplace and our Etsy shop!

We also printed some bushings for a wagon that were shipped out to Brainerd, MN!

Being able to make practical “things” that aren’t always out on the market is my favorite aspect about 3D printing.

Trying to organize my garage a little better, so we decided to design and print some hangers! We’re currently printing some designs to get the Milwaukee w**d trimmer and blower off the ground, as well! If you need any custom hangers, let us know!!

Also, we were asked if we could make a miniature ball receiver for a truck, so we printed a couple of those off too 🤣

A couple more projects! With our old printer breaking down, we figured it was time to update it! We printed out an adapter to hold a tumbler that was too large for the vehicle’s cup holders. We are also working on fine tuning the margarita glass, as it is going to be a lever for a slushee machine!

For any inquiries, don’t be afraid to reach out!

A few custom prints recently done. The nuts and bolts were a rush job, as they were spec’d for a job. Who would’ve known it would be so difficult to find plastic nuts and bolts?!

The other piece was printed out for an HVAC job.

We’ve got some more on the pipeline!

We haven’t fallen off the face of the earth…just got a little busy with things! Here are some of our more recent projects. A few wedding signs with a couple more in the works! Of course coasters are always a nice little fill in job, as well!

A coworker purchased a plumb bob level, but didn’t like the cheap cardboard holder to wrap the string around. Simple solution: design it and 3D print it!

Two more orders complete! Organization is key. Tools and batteries are expensive. I originally decided to print these off for my personal use for my garage; however, these two orders were actually for work vehicles and job trailers, applications I never thought about! I have some left over if anyone is interested! Stay tuned for more designs and accessories!

Our friend had his throttle lever on his snowblower break. No problem! He gave us the drafted file, and we put the 3D printer to use! After a couple trial runs, I was happy with this last one! PETG filament was used for this little project.

This was an interesting one. A customer had a fireplace vented through a drop ceiling. Those are tough to take apart, so they asked if we could make something to neatly fit around the pipe and overlap to fit the 2x4 grid. So, we drew it up and burned it out with the plasma cutter.