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Keep your place in style with this adorable dino bookmark! 🦕 Perfectly sized to sit on top of your book, this little dino is as practical as it is charming. Never lose your spot again with this fun and functional reading companion. Ideal for book lovers of all ages, it’s the perfect blend of cute and useful!|
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Printed myself a TPU oil filter drain so that it won't drip all over the other lines/chassis rail. It clears the swaybar at the end by about 30mm and actually lines up quite close to where the oil pan drain plug is below!

Not as complicated as other posts here but very useful for topping off the battery on the way to work or the gym!

I found myself needing a makeshift bike light for my mountain bike that would fit on my existing Nightcore light clamp. The resulting assembly secures, the flashlight snuggly, and with some vibration, dampening courtesy of a rubber bumper integrated into the assembly. Obviously, this design uses non-printed parts as well – some #8 machine screws, nuts, the bumper, and a Velcro strap. Not the most elegant design, but it will work for now.

Kids going back to school soon? Wanted something to entertain this kiddos while we travel besides just screentime, so we printed a Lego-compatible rugged box. Also great as a pencil case or for lunch.

https://makerworld.com/models/579046

So far it's worked like a charm so they can keep working on their builds in the car, plane rides, or be the cool dudes at school. happy printing!

Putting up 8 new towel racks and they don’t come with a template or anything to mark the mounting holes. Quick 3D model and print to the rescue. Slips exactly into the bracket location, you place and level the bar, then press it against the wall and it leaves two marks exactly where you need to drill. The markers are two M4x8 screws that I filed to a bit of a point.

Love this kind of quick fix to make life easier!

I'm seeking clarification on a new policy/rule that seems to have been implemented recently. It appears that users are now being banned for receiving "too many answers" on their posts. I'm a bit confused by this approach and would appreciate some insight.

I’ve reviewed the subreddit rules and couldn’t find anything related to this. Could you explain how this policy works? Specifically, does it mean that if a question gains popularity and attracts a lot of responses, the original poster risks being banned? This doesn't quite make sense to me, so any clarification would be helpful.

Thank you in advance!

There's something special about this toy car print on my 4-month-old baby's pillow. Even when he's upset, it catches his attention, and he stops crying just to stare at it with such fascination. Of course, at his age, he can't recognize it as a car—it's likely the bright colors and the playful, cartoonish design that captivate him.

It would mean the world to me if this could become a real toy car for him, with the same whimsical appearance. I'm looking for someone to help me bring this to life by creating a 3D model that I could order a print for, and assemble myself. The size doesn't need to be large—about the length of a palm would be perfect. The more it resembles the design on the pillow, with its charming and funny features, the better. I can already imagine the joy on his face when he's old enough to hold and play with it.

If anyone could help make this a reality, I'd be incredibly grateful.

I saw some technicians at our shop struggling to find the size of fittings, so I designed this to help.