Made a simple wall hanger for my kids tennis racket.

I’m usually into making cute stuff, but it’s fun to whip out something useful in a while.

https://makerworld.com/models/1279644

I was sick of the night light in thr hallway shining into my bedroom so I made this.

https://makerworld.com/models/1279314

Technically not functional? I suppose… but it’s functioned enough to save me £200 and only needing to have it CNC’d once instead of twice… right?

Ignoring the glaringly obvious fact that it doesn’t fit and I need to make the O end about 10mm thicker and the clevis about 10mm thinner… oh and the fact it’s plastic and not structural. Not really a waste of 5 hours of printing and several (too many) in CAD… right?

My husband needed him adapter for the inside storage for his new truck. I found a file had to modify it just a bit and printed with two colors black and military green he was happy.

This is a monitor adapter for Ram mounts. This monitor is going to be used for 4 cameras for and air drill(yes, you are seeing that right, a 22" screen in a tractor. Ridiculously sturdy. First time using gyroid. Infill was at 60%. Made it out of petg. 150g of filament, probably could have used less infill😅.

I got tired of fumbling around with little magnets, so I sketched a design for something to help me out, sat down with FreeCAD, and stayed up WAY too late last night. I'm sure I spent more hours designing this thing than it will ever save me in my life. Afterwards I searched on printables and saw there are plenty of designs for tools that do the same job, more or less.

But hey, I had fun, and my gizmo does have it's unique selling points.

It works pretty great, but as I'm completely new to 3D modeling and printing, it's no masterpiece. If you want one you may be better off with someone else's design. But if this one in particular blows your hair back, let me know and I'll publish the files somewhere. (Is there a consensus on the "best" site to do that?)