I really liked my new Backpack, but it literally couldn't stand on its own anywhere and fell over constantly which annoyed the hell out of me, so I made this support structure to put at the bottom.

Still not perfect, especially the connector parts, but I'm really happy on how this first version turned out :)

I made this one at the local maker space. Designed and 3d Printed the shell, used heat set brass inserts for the screws, laser cut, and etched the plexiglass.

This was a prototype I made before teaching a class on how to make it for kids but no one signed up!!

My kid broke a fan blade. I thought I’d need to add counter weight to balance but none were needed

These remotes always need to be together, Apple TV and sound bar, and they always want to go in the couch cushions.

Getting the curve right was a pain, but I got it pretty close! Not bad for my first model!

My brother showed me an eBay listing for a tungsten electrode holder for like $25, an hour in Fusion 360 and 20g of filament later...

I've never done threads before, but I think I have the offset tuned pretty well (0.1mm), it tightens snuggly but isn't hard to turn.

I made some mounts for my Focusrite Scarlett Solo, Schiit Modi&Magni, and Cloudlifter CL-1 as an early 3d printing project while learning CAD. Now after about 18 months with no issues, even after bashing my knee into them a couple times, I figured they're good enough for the internet.

If you have any of these (or their similar-sized variants) you can find the models (+STEP) for free here: https://www.printables.com/@Noktious_283033/models

https://preview.redd.it/s41qymuqrrte1.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4e2e8d3d102c0ead1b5d45db7f05b2dd7504c2b2

https://preview.redd.it/glpxd3u3srte1.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a344b4c3f6ac85c882074de6353945c13fc56096

Central pillar and frame are printed separately. Pillar is solid, frame has 4 walls and gyroid infill. Been using it for a few months with no issue

Needed a way to mount my Hand Flamer prop, so I looked for some wall hook files, adjusted the scale, and an hour later it's done.

God help me if I ever delve into actually making 3D models from scratch XD

Just exactly what the title says. Helps organizing stuff like managing cables or arranging pipes and stuff :) Link: https://makerworld.com/models/1298972

I’m too shaky for some reason while soldering so I came up with this multi position solder gun holder. Still need to make a few tweaks but I’m finally grasping fusion360

In an attempt to bring some organization to the smattering of pictures directly above my daughter‘s desk, I decided to design these frames. It should also prevent holes in future pictures…and walls. Pictures slip into place and have small brackets which allow it to hang from 2 tiny nails. I’m thinking about doing a few different sets for the three sizes of pictures and throwing them up online.

My girlfriend needs to use these cameras for work and she needed a way to mount and adjust them quickly. I’m a newbie in CAD, but I managed to design and print these in Fusion and print them in PLA-CF on my A1 Mini. I think it turned out ok? I particularly like the ball joints. It has three ball joints one for each camera and the connection point to the stand.

The cameras are attached to the ball joints using M3 screws and the joints to the base plate using M5 ones. And the bottom joint has a 1/4 thread for attaching to the stand (store bought).

Kept losing the attachments for out Shark vacuum. No on-vacuum storage on this one. Needed to give them a home. Less than 2 hours from idea to design to print finished.

Now it just needs to get screwed to the wall in the utility room.

I probably made the posts too much of an interference fit, they don't slide all the way down, but in a happy accident it makes them quite secure!

Very happy with this, as simple as it is!