Designed this to hang in the kitchen drawer to collect waste while preparing food.

It's on printables.

Keep cup insert for the BYD ATTO 3 cup holder. Printer in TPU in red to match the red stitching. Took 8 versions to get the fit just right.

Recently tried my hand at printing props and needed a power tool to reduce hand sanding to a minimum. I briefly considered a Dremel, but then opted to design my own powered by an RC motor + gearbox originally intended for a crawler, just for the challenge of it. It can serve either as a classic rotary sander with an ER-like collet for holding bits or as an alternating linear sander with sanding bits clamped on it's tool rod. The toolheads can be swapped by means of four M3 screws in less than a couple of minutes. Additionally, the powerplant is cooled by a self contained 12V 3010 axial fan to avoid cooking the electronics or melting the plastic housing.

My kids are obsessed with playing uno lately and their little hands are not great at holding cards, especially when I keep sending +4s their way. 😏 There were several card holding model, but this one says, “Uno” so we had to print it.

See for yourself! https://www.printables.com/de/model/913260-hook-with-invisible-wallmount

Made my first Custom Bin for the Garant Straightedge.

Find it here: https://www.printables.com/de/model/941911-straightedge-gridfinity-bin-1x2x2

The stock cap never really stayed on properly and even partly broke, so I made this to be used like any other cap, just rectangular instead of circular.

phone stand that uses & charges my portable anker power bank. credits to none921 on thingiverse https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5884122

glass is printed too

Self designed and self 3d printed vintage train model. Printed in ender 3 pro. 0.2 layer height, PLA plastic

Seen so many people with ironing speeds at 30mm/s or something insanely slow like that so wanted to share. This is 150mm/s just crank the speed up, even my artillery hornet can handle ironing at 125mm/s, and it can't even print good at above 70mm/s lol.

Most importantly use 0.1mm line width. Flow varies a lot, this here is 25% flow but some filament needs up to 35-40%. Just try different flowrates and what works.

My daughter bought me the stealthblade (definitely not mecha Gigan for copyright reasons) file from Toymakr3d at the end of May and I've been dying to print it! 45cm tall and 90cm long. The last pic shows him next to neca godzilla from 1962 godzilla vs king Kong