I was really surprised when I went looking for a toothpaste squeezer that they were all so over complicated, used crazy amount of filament, had long print times, or stupid faces/text added to them.

It took me less than 2 minutes to measure and mock up this model, which takes about the same to print. 5 minutes if you include heating up the printer and running pre-print calibration.

Only uses 2.6g of filament

Send STL?: https://www.printables.com/model/1254888-minimal-toothpaste-squeezer

So my 34yo bikes battery box it now sort brittle it snapped when I looked at it. Soem cad, and a 30hr print later, it's sorted

Turned out flawlessly first print, and surprisingly works better then the one I lost.

Made from a 3D scan so it holds them perfectly.

Fits like a glove. I need to swap the drawer pull screw for a flat head screw but otherwise it’s perfect. Only took about two days to print on the old printer lol!

I'm hoping to make more plates for this but I really like what I've got right now. The entire base is split into 4 quarter panels that can be removed or replaced individually. So I can add stuff later and its a bit easier to print and clean. So far I've made the base plates and a divider plate. If you want to check out a post talking about it a bit more, I did start a Patreon that I put the STLs on: Patreon.com/MTFPrint

Listen, I don't have time or money to go and buy SSDs that are the 'right' size. The motherboard manufacturer obviously just ran out of room and needed us to improvise. Right? ....Right?? xD

I couldn't find anything I liked or that would fit the Cardboard Gold Card Saver 1.
So I made my own. It's a good fit, but not too tight. It holds about 90 cards.
It will be nice to clean up all the cards I have just laying in boxes.

Works well, Im happy with it. Printed in PETG with layer lines parallel to handle. Would not work well on a tool that is being swung but this is a drag tool. If you want to adapt one for your own purposes can access my design via Onshape and change parameters

This project started when my old handle broke (rotted) and went to the hardware store where they had a paint pole for $5 and a replacement hoe handle for $25. So this is mostly out of miserliness but it also theoretically now means I can easily replace handles and could swap other tools on

https://www.printables.com/model/1249472-ceiling-lamp-cord-wire-clip/comments

I made a model to solve a problem in my own house, but put it on Printables just in case. Nothing beats the feeling of waking up to find that you helped another person out!

If anyone knows what the hell these are called, let me know. I tried my best...

I wanted to de-clutter my keys; I saw some products online but none that seemed worth the price. I thought it would be more fun to design my own, so I did. This was my first time using heat-set inserts, they're pretty neat!

Designed this to use no extra hardware other than a 3/4 reciprocating saw blade, my twist lock design holds the blade very tightly.

It worked great! It’s not food safe, and can’t be used with hot oil, but it worked great for what I needed to do. Next time I’d like to use some cheese cloth as a pre-filter because I think the coffee filter was getting clogged, but a few swipes with a spoon started things moving again.

The dish brush handle broke and they don’t make this version anymore. I have a bunch of brush heads and no handle. Drew one up and it works great. It’s not pretty, but functional!