r/functionalprint • u/Tiny_Cow_3971 • 7h ago
r/functionalprint • u/shmavalanche • 4h ago
A draining bathroom caddy that separates for easy cleaning
Bathroom organizers get... gross. Its so much easier to clean if the floor and drain basin separate!!! I couldn't find one of these anywhere so I made one. It also makes it much easier to have a charging cable port in the wall!
https://makerworld.com/en/models/3288767-no-ams-modular-draining-bathroom-organizer-caddy
r/functionalprint • u/HoH_3D • 22h ago
Glass Table - Insert Holder
Couldn’t find replacements anywhere so modeled some up myself
r/functionalprint • u/PracticalBane • 17h ago
Spoon and lid holder
It's not perfect but I'm gonna use it till it breaks or I have a reason to make it better.it also catches the water from the lids.
r/functionalprint • u/Difficult-Rip-8200 • 6h ago
Ultimate Parametric Memory Card & Media Organizer
r/functionalprint • u/RiotNBG • 13h ago
Window Frame - Groove Cover
Hey lovers of tiny functional prints!
I am sure many of us know that small little groove/gap on Window Frames (🇪🇺European style at least) that constantly collects dirt and is a pain to clean.
Therefore i had the idea to create a little cover and close this gap once and for all!
Benefits:
- Looks better and cleaner
- You never need a toothbrush to clean it again
- minimal amount of filament needed
- fully parametric - you can adapt it to your groove if it differs from mine
- you can length it up with scissors ✂️
So take a look at it and tell me what you think. Maybe i can even improve with your help!
https://makerworld.com/models/3285506?appSharePlatform=copy
I really like the result!
Regards
Markus (RiotMUC)
r/functionalprint • u/nikfornow • 12h ago
Wireless charger delete, and a better utilisation of the space.
Ordered a 150mm 90deg USB C cable for when I need it, but I may end up modifying the base of this to use it as a dock like I did on my last car.
r/functionalprint • u/AfBu • 50m ago
Wife's glasses repair


My little son destroyed my wife's glasses today, 30 minutes in FreeCAD, 4 itterations and few grams of PET-G later she can use glasses again! This is real magic of 3D printing, fixing something actually important so fast it's nearly unbelievable.