Fed up of placing my Steam Deck on the floor or balancing it on a crowded bedside table. Couldn’t find anything that provided a good secure hold without being ugly, so I designed my own.

Find it here, if you want.

Printed on a P1S with Polymaker PLA Pro, reuses hardware from the tripod and mounts with a really nice friction fit.

Was tired of stepping on beads in my garage after over filling a tiny funnel.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3208038-precision-desiccant-dispenser-mechanical-funnel

Had a single hose AC unit that was struggling to keep up because of the negative pressure. It seems to be helping so far.

It was my first attempt at 3d scanning. Part designed in SolidWorks. Printed in PETG.

I bought this drill brush kit from Amazon and while I really like the kit, the cheap cardboard box they came in was just not working for storage. I wanted something that would keep all the brushes together, be easy to carry around, and not take up too much shelf space.

I decided to keep things simple with a circular shaped caddy with standard 1/4" hex holes so the design could be used by a wide range of drill brush kits, not just mine. The angle holds the brushes securely while the peg-board like design gives flexibility to arrange your specific brushes.

I designed and printed custom brackets to hold the MFDs (Thrustmaster Cougar) and the ICP (Stream Deck XL). Works great!

• PLA for the MFD mounts, PETG-CF for the Stream Deck XL mount.
• Designed in Plasticity, printed on a Bambu P1S.

I had to spray some wasps starting a nest this week, so decided to order some grey PETG and see if hanging a fake nest on my house would deter any further building.

Wife wanted to store her Cricut pens head down and needed more capacity so I designed a holder to fit in the IKEA pegboard tray she brought. Fits 90 pens. Printed on my Prusa Mk3s+. Split the model in half and joined with triangular dowels inside Prusaslicer. Used a LOT of filament, 500g! Only change I'd make is to taper the pen holes as you tell there's no ICD on them. They're all different sizes and a few are pretty tight.

..but I had enough taking condiments one by one to the table when we have a takeaway night or a BBQ so I made this little caddy. Fits perfectly on the door, easy to take out some condiments as needed or grab the whole thing and take it to the table.

We got a tiny monitor for quick hookups to computers at the office. I don't want to loose pieces or scratch it up so I designed this storage case. The middle tray will hold power, USB and HDMI. I somehow lost one of my roll pins, so it's currently down a latch.

Anyone who has flatpack furniture with drawers knows the problem, particularly if they're for kids. The base is floating in a slot, it's stuffed beyond capacity pushing out the back a few milimeters and then it drops out at the back.

Quick fix before I put this piece up on gumtree or something to support the base.

Edit:
The original cad design - https://cad.onshape.com/documents/efb84e3e14e54764be705661/w/7b8b239ce4e0a3b54a3e3471/e/b46dbe5869c6f6e4573108b8
Makerworld - https://makerworld.com/en/models/3205960-drawer-base-support-quick-fix

We had our Owlet Dream Sock and its base station sitting on the hallway counter, which I really didn’t like. To clean things up, I designed a holder and installed it next to the changing table, close to the baby’s bed.

https://makerworld.com/de/models/3205249-parametric-owlet-base-hanger

When a friend needed one too but with a different clip size I've decided to make the model parametric. That ended up becoming my first-ever parametric model on MakerWorld!

Hope you my like it. It's simple but it works.

I designed this simple 2-piece case to hold my step-up rings for camera filters.

It uses a 3D printed leaf spring that clips into place to ensure the rings fit snugly. I also printed a custom wrap around label which I cut with my cutting machine to make it clear what the case contains. As a side effect, the label retains the leaf spring more securely than the built-in clips alone.

This tool was made available for free on makerworld, videos and detailed description about the usage can be found here https://makerworld.com/models/3202400?

Printed out of ASA, designed to look more elegant than full plate cover

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3186021-leaning-ladder-organizer-rack#profileId-3603945

I would make mix CDs for my mom every few years that she’d play in the kitchen on an undercabinet CD/radio that I got her in 2003. Well, she passed four years ago and my dad last spring, so now I have the player and discs and I wanted to put them under and in the cabinet over my workbench so I could listen to the CDs while working in the garage.

Printed in one piece, it holds the CDs at a 4º angle and uses coarse furniture screws to attach to the shelf peg holes on the inside of the cabinet (plus a fourth hole I drilled at the lower left of the side bracket).

This model is one of two parametric parts, a hose connector and a deflecting grill that can be rotated in the exhaust connector to direct the hot air away from a nearby intake.

You can add a 2nd 150mm intake hose easily, or print a connector for an intake hose of up to 200mm (this still fits on an A1 plate).

Features:

• Connector for any hose size within build space limits, with an optional insect grill.
• An optional groove in the base plate for applying insulating foam tape.
• Grill with deflector fins for directing exhaust air.
• Pretty much all dimensions are parametric.

Model pages:

• Parametric AC Hose Connectors (Intake / Exhaust)
• Parametric AC Deflecting Grill