How to design and print replacement parts when you only have one half

Yes, 3D printing can help you fix your broken tools, helping you to buy more broken stuff to fill up your shop and bring joy to your life. For your printing pleasure! https://makerworld.com/en/models/1110421#profileId-1106806 A short list to help support this channel, thank you so much for your help! QIDI PLUS4 - https://qidi3d.com/products/plus4-3d-printer?sca_ref=5735403.eknTRISP1e QIDI Q1 Pro - https://qidi3d.com/products/q1-pro?sca_ref=5735403.eknTRISP1e Thermal Master P2 - https://shrsl.com/4o6j1 Bambu X1C - https://shrsl.com/4j1gz Bambu Filament Shown in Videos - https://shrsl.com/4ks0j Bambu Super Tack - https://shrsl.com/4sjgn I'm always on the lookout for a broken tool because thanks to 3D printing, 3D scanning and Fusion I can make the replacement parts at home. Finding replacement parts online is an option, but sometimes they are no longer available (This case), sometimes they are priced too high, and we'd also need to pay for shipping from the select few places that carry parts, not to mention the shipping time. I've found that printing in the right material for the job and calibrating the filament precisely will allow me to print 100% solid giving me a super strong and long-lasting part. I hope this video is an inspiration to any of you who have tools or machines that need to be fixed and you're just missing that one last part. #woodworking #3dprinting #bambu