I was taking apart my x1c for the second time when i noticed the “void” screw on the backside. Thought it was fun that I basically had a permanently decorated screw that just said void all over it. It had me wondering how many "i void warranties" tshirt equivalent 3D printable models existed online. 

To my dismay I found very few. In fact, i found no screws with these void indicators on them in printable form. What kind of “funny haha i am nerd hear me roar” folks are you? You so-called ”hackers", “tinkerers”, “modders”… I know you have that stupid tshirt in your closet too. Don't give me that “lol but it was a gift!” crap. I know you still haven't thrown it in the trash. Disappointment immeasurable. 

So anyway, it's probably the least useful thing I'll ever make unless someone actually uses it to hold something together or whatever. Consider the gap in your embarrassing sense of humor rectified.

I printed with the head up and supports. In Bambu Studio i painted the letters for color changing on the last few layers and disabled the purge tower because it's already a waste of filament isn't it? No need to waste that much more.

Have fun. Put it on your desk as a cringeworthy conversation piece. Gift it to your friends and family who are proud that they didn't just wait a couple years before modding their nintendo console or whatever.

"Void if Removed" warranty indicator screw

Small shelf to display Pokeball Tins (the ones you buy that contain pokemon tcg boosters).

Friction fits on 50mm thick Ikea floating shelf (probably pretty easy to modify to fit LACK shelf which I believe is 36mm thick).
Has a small circle cutout to glue in a 20mm x 2mm magnet to keep the tin from falling, but rests on the shelf without it (I wouldn't trust it to stay put if someone slammed a nearby door though)

Pokeball Tin shelf for floating Ikea shelf

Desktop catapult. 
Roughly palm sized. requires a 1.5in (about 37mm I guess) drywall nail as a hinge pin and a rubberband. Models include one "allparts" so you can print everything in one go, as well as each part individually.

Either use glue to fit all the parts together after you've run the nail hinge pin through the  throw-arm and stopblock parts, or do what I did and use a second rubber band to hold it all together. For me all of the parts fit **_almost_** snug but not quite. Probably will print fine without supports on most printers. The only concern would be the male connection pegs of which there are 4.

There are certainly better and more elegant catapults out there, but this is mine and basically my first 3D model ever. Made in Blender

~**_"Whoops" Update_** - It looks like one of the sides is missing an entire face. I somehow didn't notice until after uploading, but I've also sliced and printed 14 of them before now without a problem .. so... Hopefully your slicer is as forgiving as mine. lol.~

~**_Edit 2_** - I guess it's just the 3D viewer on the webpage. Looks fine in blender.~

**_Update 3_** -  Just some inverted normals as described in the comments. Shouldn't cause any issues during slicing/printing (confirmed with Cura).

Dinky Catapult

Everything. Ready to print. Supports probably not necessary unless your printer is really sensitive like that.

Catapult-allparts.stl

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