The buttons make it move the opposite way unfortunately, maybe someday I'll take it apart and reverse the wiring

Bought a 2nd hand monitor for €15 but it came without a stand. Quickly drew something up in Fusion360 and a day later it's in use. It's not much but it gets the job done for now.

I needed just a slightly better hold for if I hit a pothole or something and magsafe wasn’t enough so I designed a minimalistic cradle that provides just enough support without needing moving parts or anything.

First off, credit to the designer: https://www.printables.com/model/629356-pool-filter-washing-stand-v2

I've got a pool and cleaning the filter always sucked. I got wet with nastiness and I felt like the filter never got really clean.

I got an Instagram ad for a product to make cleaning filters easier, but the price is insane. So about $30 later (aluminum tubing + ball bearings) I've got this made out of PETG + ABS-GF.

Chainsaw hook. Very pleased with how well this has come out

Spent a bit of time researching hook design. This feels rock solid with the saw on it. Printed in PLA on my Creality K1 - 5 layer wall thickness and 50% gyroid infill. No supports needed

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7013251

I wanted a way to use some of the extra space in my fridge door, so I designed this to hang off the existing shelving system. I don't have enough cans to test it, but it should hold a 12 pack in each side.

I measured twice and then cut... Too many times. But here we are, it almost looks like it belongs.

My computer charger cable gets moved and bundled a lot so I made small things to try and keep some integrity

I used some m3 bolts to hold it together and springs

This whisk came with a powered hand mixer. I printed a handle to convert it to a handheld whisk. After sanding, the layer lines look and feel like wood grain! Printed in PETG.

Printed a resin spaceship with very delicate protrusions. So I imported it in a CAD program, and subtracted it from a few blocks to make a shipping cradle.

It arrived safe and sound.

I wanted a 2nd one so I could pre-load film into one while the other was scanning, and I didn't want to pay £25-£30 for one.

So I designed and 3D Printed one myself which, not to brag, I think is better than the original that came with the scanner. (not exactly a high bar but oh well)

Magnetic attachment means I don't have to make sure it's clipped in properly all the time, and if I have strips longer than 6 frames, the hinge has enough clearance to allow the film to pass underneath it!

So theoretically I could scan a whole roll without cutting it down!

If you have a 3D printer big enough, the free 3D files are linked in the comments. You'll need a 300x300 build plate or larger so Creality K1 Max, K2 Plus/pro or Bambu H2D should work fine.

I've made ones for 35mm, 120 and 70mm with other film size holders currently a WIP

Designed in tinker cad. Ran out of black, finished with purple, PETG, because the cart is purple themed. Biggest print I’ve ever done, usually do tons of small multicolor print. 4 walls, 3% infill, 1200g 35hr. Fits 1 big Stanley exactly, 2 large and 2 small holders plus 2 storage bins. Added slots on sides for expansion.