Hello everyone,I made an addition to my popular Spray Bottle Hook System.Now everything needed to mount it is fully 3D-printable and the usage of space in your furniture can be further maximized.Right now it is designed to fit into holes with a 5mm diameter.  Check it out and let me know what you think of it. If needed i can also design different versions for different diameters. Just let me know!Have a nice day and happy printing!

Happy sunday! I just want to give everyone an update!In my first month on makerworld I have uploaded a total of 12 models.So I am going to list some things that happened in that time.First model, book holder got 2 downloads.I reached 10 followers I reached a staggering 19 models on TynkercadI learned a lot about makerworldI reached level 7 on makerworldI saved up about ¼ of the cost of a bamboo A1I unlocked the ability to see the most common searches on makerworldThank you for this awsome month and I hope to have another great month!

It has been a really busy week behind the scenes here. First of all, thank you to everyone who has been testing the beta and sending in feedback. It is incredibly helpful to see how you are using the tool. We spent a lot of time this week digging through your reports, fixing some critical bugs, and improving the overall workflow. CaseStudio Beta V2 is now live, and we want to give you a closer look at what has changed.What's new and improved:Images for all input fields: We noticed that some of the terminology used for the case dimensions might not have been immediately clear. To clear up any confusion, we have added reference images right next to the input fields. Now, when you adjust a setting, it should be much easier to see exactly which part of the case you are tweaking, taking the guesswork out of the design process.  A much more detailed tutorial:3D printing a phone case that fits perfectly can be a bit tricky if you are new to the hobby. To help you get the best possible results, we wrote a comprehensive, step-by-step guide. It explains exactly how to set up your custom case for printing, so you can get a great result on your first try.  Better file export and pre-orientation:Downloading multiple individual files can be tedious. You can now download all your generated files nicely packed in a single zip folder. Even better, all parts are now automatically pre-oriented for 3D printing. This means you can just extract the folder, drag and drop everything directly into your slicer, and hit print without having to manually rotate the models first. Bug fixes:Model generation error resolved:A lot of you reported a frustrating issue where the models were generating incorrectly, resulting in a backplate that came out way too large compared to the rest of the case. Thank you to everyone who sent in examples of this. We managed to track down the root cause in the generation logic, and this bug should now be completely fixed.Buttons and cutouts fix:We also addressed another annoying bug regarding the phone's cutouts and buttons. Sometimes, specific cutouts would simply not show up in the final model, or the buttons would be mirrored and placed on the wrong side of the case. We have reworked how these features are placed, so everything should now be exactly where it belongs.New supported phones:We are actively expanding our device library. We know many of you have been waiting for more phones, so we added support for the following devices in this update:Google Pixel:Google Pixel 9Google Pixel 9 ProGoogle Pixel 9 Pro XLGoogle Pixel 9aGoogle Pixel 10Google Pixel 10 ProGoogle Pixel 10 Pro XLSamsung Galaxy:Samsung Galaxy S25Samsung Galaxy S25+Samsung Galaxy S25 FESamsung Galaxy S25 EdgeSamsung Galaxy S25 UltraSamsung Galaxy S24Samsung Galaxy S24+Samsung Galaxy S24 FESamsung Galaxy S24 UltraWe had our hands full with bug fixes and quality-of-life improvements this week, but please know that we will be adding more phone models and new brands over the next few weeks. Also, I will be setting up an official CaseStudio Discord server next week. I want to create a dedicated place where we can chat, you can share pictures of your successful prints, discuss slicer settings, and give direct feedback on what features you want to see next. I will share the invite link as soon as it is ready. Thanks again to everyone who reported bugs and helped improve the beta!

MakerWorld recently updated its rules for model thumbnails: ❌ AI-generated images are now forbidden ⚠️ Photomontages are not recommended⏳ You have less than 3 months to update your models and stay compliant.If you missed the notification, here’s the official post: https://makerworld.com/community/post/1447793My tips for clean, consistent, and compliant model photos 👇1️⃣ Keep a consistent setup I highly recommend using the same photo setup for models that belong to the same collection. The goal is to build a strong visual identity so your models are instantly recognizable.You can still create variations, for example by changing light colors, to help differentiate models within a collection.2️⃣ Lighting is everything Good lighting makes a huge difference.Personally, I use two LED lights with different colors to add depth and life to the photo:One neutral light (white or warm white)One accent color of your choice on the opposite sideThis creates soft gradients and helps highlight shapes and details.3️⃣ Use real prints (clean ones!) Make sure the printed model is clean:Remove stringingTrim small artifactsWipe dustReal, honest photos always look better than over-edited images.4️⃣ Simple backgrounds work best Neutral backgrounds (white, gray, soft gradients) keep the focus on the model. Avoid clutter, your model should be the star of the photo.5️⃣ Camera angle matters Try a slightly angled view instead of a flat front shot. Showing depth instantly makes the model more readable as a thumbnail. These rules may feel restrictive at first, but they actually help keep MakerWorld clean, fair, and consistent for everyone.Hope this helps, feel free to share your own photo tips below! 🙌