I’ve designed a simple, lightweight, and material-efficient filament storage system specifically for the IKEA BILLY cabinet. It holds up to 22 full spools and 4 refills, requires only 3 aluminum tubes (20 mm diameter, 76 cm length), and is super easy to assemble.

In my setup, the cabinet’s back panel is rigid, so the upper spools rest against it. If your cabinet is different, you can use a double holder model mounted upside down for extra support.

Perfect for keeping your filament organized and accessible! Let me know what you think or if you have any questions.

https://makerworld.com/models/810985

I updated my original design adding a wide handle that adds stability and more comfort for handling hot plates. Or cool ones in general. This helps to keep any hand oils off the plate. Or hang them off a hook if you like.

These can be left on the plate for printing on all (bambu) printers, they fit inside 256 models glass doors!

Two sizes: 256x256(A1, P1 and X1) here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/811097#profileld-752453

180x180(A1 Mini) here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/811096#profileld-752452

I bought a scooter and day one i broke the oem kick stand off. I set out to design my own thinner and sleeker version. What do you think?

So I have made a door for my fridge a couple months back when I tried to post this but I couldn’t so here we are. Designed in blender after taking some measurements (I’m an amateur in 3d modeling don’t judge), Made in PLA, holds up greatly since day 1, my ice stays ice, all cool. Original doors cost about 40€, so saved something aswell. It was printed in total of 4 parts, the left and right piece and the hinges, all put together with superglue and extra reinforcement, the middle seam is invisible. Let me know what you think!

The drain for my secondary sink of my kitchen broke a week before kitchen renos, so I made a funnel to help drain water in the mean time.

https://preview.redd.it/6d55jy71ta2e1.jpg?width=4128&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=983fc25bff5c4bac531cd6debb92678494bc6ed7

https://preview.redd.it/02fq2jn0ta2e1.jpg?width=4128&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6ba9cf667e13249b51e57ba94ebf4d1330a40b9d

I have created a remix of a junction box with Wagos. As I only use it to connect sensor wires and not cables with high power, a smaller version is also sufficient

Feel free to rant my model :)

edit: https://www.printables.com/model/1081804-wago-221-412-3x2-thin-junctionbox-short

This is a solution to stow-away a P15 or a P52 ThinkPad laptop, I wanted to clear desk space, below is stuff I wanted to address.

Features:

• Mounts a ThinkPad P15 as close to the surface as possible, it can also fit a P52 but a couple of mm looser.
• Wide beveled opening to slide the laptop in with little guesswork
• Clearance for ventilation and ports
• Contoured to follow the laptop's side chamfer
• Back stop that prevents slide-out
• Mounts with bolts/screws up to 3.5mm dia
• Chamfered design that reflects the laptop's design, it may fit other devices with chamfered/rounded backs.

Designed for FDM 3D printing first:

• Big footprint with little surface contact. first layers will print faster and removal will be easier while keeping the print on bed when printing
• No support required, the saved print orientation rotates all horizontal walls 45deg which most 3D printers should be able to print without support
• Increased stiffness across the bracket “bends”, this print orientation allows to maximize layers along them, bottom layers are fully solid.
• Length adjusted to fit 250mm beds (most common 3D printer size)

Mounting the brackets, used a shim to add a gap so the laptop wouldn't be tight.

Designed for 3D printing, maxing layer orientation and no support

Tweaked the first layer area to be fast and easy to remove but still span the whole part.

Here you can find .STL and .STEP:
https://makerworld.com/en/models/807777

Our ac vent started to dislike our phone holder so I made a cap for in the clock hole since we didn’t have a clock anyway. Also it’s one of my first 3D prints so I’m quite proud of myself

Got tired of my drawer full of batteries 🔋 And not being able to tell how many of each battery we have left. Luckily my printer was sitting idle so I went on the search for a solution. Printing one more extender for AA

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4713078

Radius Gauge in the style of a pocket knife, that can measure convex and concave radii