I was asked to make pinhole glasses for use as medical equipment. The effect they produce is quite fascinating.

Although it may seem like you won’t be able to see anything, if you're nearsighted and print them, you'll see better through them than without glasses.

Wrapping paper holder to put on the back of a closet door. It could mount to any surface.

Also includes a clip-on cup to hold scissors, cutters, markers, etc.

Files can be found here:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1271820-wrapping-paper-holder#profileId-1298740

Printing tips:

No supports needed for the baskets, but should be used for the cutter and marker holder.

Turn off the auxiliary cooling fan if you have one.

Set “Order of walls” to “outer/inner”. Printing outer walls first will improve surface finish at the transition from the bottom of the basket to the walls.

I got an unexpected shower one morning after my sink sprayer trigger got stuck in the “on” position. I value function over aesthetics so I decided that a garden hose sprayer would be much more useful since I could vary the pressure, spray, and coverage instead of settling for the anemic gentle spray of the stock nozzle. Took about three tries to get the female threading to match but it works great. This is the reason I bought a 3D printer.

Beginning to start collecting CDs and made this today. CDs fit like butter apart from the occasional one that's a bit odd sized. Little hard to get out of the slots but I have small fingers and it's pretty easy once you find the trick. Added a punch hole in the back in case any get stuck. Connected via a small arm to the leg of the unit (seperate piece)

Bottles kept falling out of this micro fridge when opening, so I designed a “harness” that slots into the shelf brackets to keep things contained.

Did a dovetail cut so I could print without supports. Works perfectly!

If you have (or plan to have) a bunch of Bambu filament spool cores laying about, convert them to stackable storage containers with these caps. The core friction-fits into the bottom, and the top had threads that grip the inside of the core.

The new Andis eMERGE clippers don't have a hanging loop or a dock to sit them in when not in use so I had to leave them laying around my station. That just couldn't stand. I spent a half hour on Tinkercad making a cradle that sat on my station. I didn't like it so then I upgraded it with screw holes and that front band so I could mount it on my cabinet.