This is for when you want to get a lot of water down into the roots of your plants. Compared to watering on the surface, this prevents wastage lost to evaporation, and from water simply running off sideways and not reaching the plant at all.

(In use it's all underground, with just the top coverplate visible on the surface, but it's hard to photograph most of it like that!)

This design is made of four parts:

• A Spike that reaches down into the ground.
• An Extension tube, for when you want to go deeper
• A Funnel that you pour water into
• A Cover plate, to stop dirt and small animals falling in.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1389571

I know, there's lots of organisers already. But I really liked my own design, and it offers a place for my Tradfri Dimmer Switch! The bins are easily removable so you can take them if they're needed elsewhere. The back has holes, so a bin with a charger for a phone is possible (still needs to be designed though)

Print it yourself: https://makerworld.com/models/1397065

https://www.printables.com/model/1046348-car-charger-receptacle

Side-mounted receptacle to store your car charger plug while not in use.

Hi everyone!

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1391637-slyder-motorized-camera-slider

I’ve designed a fully 3D printable Camera Slider that can be used in a multitude of ways - with a motor for a slow and steady shot - without a motor for handheld control - fully 3d printed rail of indeterminable length! - convert some Aluminium Extrusion (from an old Ender 3 for example)

I will be providing step files for the mounting plate so people can customized the mounting options if they need to

• Cyberbrick compatibility is coming as soon as I’m told I can post it, this will allow for remote control slide, as well as pan and tilt

I also have lots of additions in the pipeline, with things like Tripod/Wall mounting, curved tracks, and Timelapse control

I’m currently editing some example footage that I will post in a comment later on

Enjoy!

The simplest but maybe most usefull design I ever made

Longer cables? Just use two of them in alternating orientation

https://makerworld.com/models/1316268

Wife need a stand for her recipes while cooking. I knew these existed, but needed it quickly, so made my own version of the original "Page-Up" design.

"Holdy-Easy" is a minimalist, egg-shaped paper stand designed to keep your notes, recipes, and documents upright and easy to read while you work, cook, or create. This design is a modern homage to the classic "Page-Up" holder that was a desktop staple for years. With a clean, curved form and a simple paper slot, Holdy-Easy revives that clever idea in a fun, 3D-printable format.

No supports needed — just print and pop it on your desk!

Print one for every room — your papers will thank you.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1397910-holdy-easy-a-modern-page-up-inspired-paper-stand#profileId-1449206

Mends a cut or leaking garden hose back together.

My chair was getting kinda full of clothes, so I designed and printed these holders for my clothes. The actual "sticks" are broomhandles (https://makerworld.com/de/models/1397114-clothing-hanger#profileId-1448319)

One of the hinges in the Oldtimer VW went broken, I constructed the remaining one (also thickened the lever), and mirrored it. Printed in ABS, 100% infill. Hinge is assembled out of three parts, glued together. For more stiffness, I burned in metal pins in each axis and the lever. Bit of sanding and polishing - et voila!

Here is print with a few functions. One thing to note is that it is printed without any support at all but in multiple parts.

You might be able to spot a few mistakes and post processing that I will change when I produce the next one.

There is also a hanger included for it to hang under the sink and not just stand.

Do you like the design?

This water chamber is about 8-1/2”diameter.

The center small pipe is drainage and has drainage about 1/2” below the dirt.

The two larger 2” pipes will fill with dirt and seep it up into the pot without over drenching the soil. (Because the water is always 1/2” inch below the rest of the soil in the pot.)

It has a pop out 1/4” hole if you want to add a drip irrigation pipe to fill it on a regular basis.

I could probably scale it vertically for more water in tall pots, but not sure.

Link 👉 https://makerworld.com/en/models/1396531-soap-dish-self-draining-sponge-holder#profileId-1447639

Modeled and printed the air intake for this low-profile dust separator I made out of plastic container, some mdf for a baffle, and a metal barrel. Tested it and works great, separates all the wood chips and most of the fine dust. Next step is to make a cart so I can move it around my workshop.

Our greenhouses have hand crank greenhouse sides, that are always a pain to move up and down. I created an adapter to use a battery drill to make the process much faster and easier. Printed in PLA at 85% infill. It connects to the drill with a 3/8” socket driver.