Ford Focus brake fluid reservoir is located in a famously inconvenient place. After spilling brake fluid while trying to top off the reservoir using a watering can, I found this file on thingiverse by a user called rt4me. It printed great on my Ender 3 Pro.

Link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2806970

I designed these for a client, printed and posted it to the client.

I have a 2019 Subaru Forester and there’s not really a good place to store a cell phone in this car. There’s a cubby under the infotainment center, but it’s too small. So I designed this to drop into a space in the console behind the cup holders that generally goes unused. It just barely accommodates my wife’s 40 ounce Stanley, but it does fit. Plenty of room for my 18 ounce Yeti.

I’m very new to CAD and 3D printing so this was a challenge for me and I’m happy with it. Drops right into place but fits snugly and doesn’t rattle.

Made this for lacto fermented chilli sauce infusion. It needs to run for 4 days at a time. Ask for the design if you want it.

The factory ignition switch for the 2003 New Holland TC33D tractor that I recently purchased costs $110 and is of questionable quality. This Napa ignition switch is stout but doesn’t integrate with the factory wiring harness. I searched for the original Delphi connector with no luck - I think it’s discontinued. I modeled my own connector that takes 2.8mm male spade terminals and hot glued the wires into the rear of the connector. Now I have a high-quality ignition switch that is plug-and-play with the factory harness.

I’ve been developing this for a couple years. I had a job where I had to install 100’s of these and would hold them with my thumb then hit it with whatever tool I had in my pouch. After hitting my thumb too many times I can up with this.

Needed a spot to keep the bluetooth remote since the hose is sometimes routed behind work benches. Printed in ABS on a V0. Used a screw through the top because I was getting splitting trying to clop it in. Also extended the part that goes into the pocket on the final print

The standard one didn't work for me...

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/nib-repair-block-v1-2-4-5-6-mm-dia

after one of the jibbitz broke to hold the chain we decided to print replacements. downloaded a file from thingiverse and a couple minutes on tinkercad we had new jibbitz to hold the chain in place :)

I did not want to have this roll of soldering wire sitting around on my table, so i made it sit under my table.

Hello can you think of someone who has done something similar I could get inspiration from ? I have a filament 3d printer with maximum size of 25cm

I would like to be able to attach a crate like this to my scooter to carry grocieries, ideally in a removable way.

Thanks