Currently have 5 different sizes modeled, printed, and posted so far and I can only use one of them lol. Did not think there would be this much interest in these.

printed this press fit lens cap for the industar 50-2, an old soviet lens. The original ones are rare and "pricey" at around 30 bucks because that's what the lens itself usually sells for. If you happen to have the same one, feel free to grab the model: Industar 50-2 Objektivdeckel von IsThisPrintable MakerWorld: Kostenlose 3D-Modelle herunterladen

I love making these quick little improvement. So satisfying.

So many of the printed phone tripods are dainty and fall over easy and dont offer much adjustment.

Finally got time to print my updated monitor mount for my racing sim. Took about 12 hours to print and 3 failed attempts but here it is. I've played roughly 10 hours on it, no stress cracks or signs of failure yet! It can be a little wobbly still when I'm shifting hard, I think a different monitor arm with less adjust-ability will help. Either way I call this a success and had fun making it.

The AC vent horizontal bar on my Prius 2014 became loose. Designed and printed these. Works perfect. Printed in PETG.

I got back into flight sims, and needed to mount my new joystick and throttle to keyboard shelf, without sliding around.

Worked pretty well, so I did the same for the throttle.

Modeled this today to fit in the litter genie (litter trashcan type thing for easily disposing of cat waste) I have for my cats. We use a different litter scoop than is included with the litter genies because it’s bigger and works better. It fits perfectly in this model of litter genie (It’s called the “design” model) it may or may not fit in other models, not totally sure.

I’ll link the model in comments, it’s free.

Took an old noctua cpu fan and made a housing that mounts it on top of the Xbox. Also holds a pwm fan switch and power supply connector. Found out after the fact that I didn’t have an easy way of testing xbox performance with it, but it was a fun project. Learned a little about onshape along the way.

My son recently got braces, and one of the challenges he faces is getting food stuck between the brackets after lunch. Since toothpicks aren’t always easy to carry, I designed this small, portable case that fits in his pocket or backpack. He now takes it to school every day. • Printed in Wood PLA on an Ender 3 v3 KE • Compact, snap-fit lid. • Holds ~10 wooden toothpicks. • Easy to open and close for small hands.

I wanted something small, practical, and kid-friendly. I might iterate on the design having a hole in one side for easiest extraction.

If anyone’s interested, I can upload the STL. Feedback welcome!

My sig other has long thick hair that gets all over the place in the shower. She used to like to stick it all to the wall before I made this for her. Now she can wipe off any excess hair into this hair collector and it keeps the shower much more respectable looking.

Printed the frame in transparent PLA and the bristles are printed in TPU. The bristles are fixed into the frame with JB Weld. It is fixed onto the shower with 3M double sided tape.

Link to model: https://makerworld.com/models/938636

I love 3D printing. If it is functional than fall in love with it :) hanging convertion adapter for IKEA Starkvind air purifier. It works bot coffee table and footed version.

The cup holders in my truck don't have the notch for a coffee mug, so I made this adapter! :)