The Toilet Paper Tissue Box is a simple and functional 3D print that holds and dispenses tissue rolls neatly. The design is straightforward and prints easily without much hassle. My only problem is that it’s a bit short, so the lid can hit the roll and make closing slightly tricky. Otherwise, it’s sturdy and does its job well. Overall, it’s a practical model for everyday use with just a small sizing tweak needed. (this print - white)

The Revolutionaries' Toilet Paper Tissue Box is a practical and well-thought-out design. It holds tissue rolls securely and keeps them easily accessible, making it a useful addition to any room. I printed both the honeycomb and the wave patterns, and for some reason the wave version took almost twice as long to print. Functionally, both work fine, but the honeycomb is more efficient for printing. Overall, it’s a solid, practical model that does exactly what it’s supposed to do.

This cat glasses holder is a fun and functional design that adds personality to any desk or nightstand. It holds glasses securely and keeps them easily accessible while looking charming. My only issue is that not all glasses fit comfortably, and some don’t sit well on the cat’s nose, which can make them a bit wobbly. Otherwise, it’s a cute and practical model that works well for many styles of glasses.

This mid-century modern planter pot with drainage tray has a clean, stylish design that looks great in any space. The aesthetic is simple but elegant, and it prints nicely with good detail throughout. The included drainage tray is a thoughtful addition and makes it practical for real plant use. The parts fit together well, and the overall structure feels solid once printed. My only issue is that the seam is quite noticeable, which slightly takes away from the otherwise sleek look. Overall, it’s a great blend of form and function—perfect for adding a modern touch to your plants.

This folding collapsible dice tower is a really smart and practical design. It’s easy to store, portable, and works great for keeping rolls contained during games. The folding feature is especially useful, making it convenient to transport without taking up much space. My only issue is that part of the print ended up slightly offset, which caused a split at the joint. It may be a slicing or printer-related issue, but it did affect the overall strength and fit. Aside from that, it’s a clever and functional model that works well and is a great addition to any tabletop setup.

This Kirby-inspired Google Home Mini stand is a super cute concept and a great pick for fans. The design captures the character’s charm really well and turns the speaker into a fun display piece. The Mini fits securely, and the overall look is great once printed. My only gripe is that both the inner and outer screws feel longer than necessary. Shortening them would save filament and reduce print time without affecting functionality. Aside from that small inefficiency, it’s a creative and enjoyable model that works well.

This Google Mini turtle holder is a really fun and creative design—the idea is great and it definitely adds personality to the space. The Google Mini fits securely, and overall it prints fairly well. That said, there are a couple of issues that could be improved. The front legs have some strange holes in them that don’t seem intentional and affect the overall look of the model. Also, the feet aren’t fully flat, so the turtle doesn’t sit evenly on the table and can wobble a bit. With a few design tweaks, this could easily go from good to excellent.

I printed this vase for brick flowers and it looks great on display. The overall design complements the flowers nicely and the print came out clean. I do wish the insert was a bit tighter, as it sometimes drops to one side, and the holes are a little snug for some stems. Still a nice decorative print with just a few small tweaks needed.

I printed this towel rack for a kitchen drawer and it works really well. The design is simple, practical, and fits neatly without getting in the way. Print quality came out solid and it holds a towel securely. A better finish could make it perfect, but overall it’s a very handy kitchen upgrade.

I printed this table stand and used it with a Dreame hairdryer instead of the Dyson Supersonic. The fit is a little off, but it still works well and holds the dryer securely. The design is stable, looks clean, and the print came out solid. Overall, it’s a useful stand even with a different hairdryer.

I printed this cleaning station for my glasses and it works great. I made a few scale tweaks to fit the bottle I have and printed it with 8% 3D hex infill to save some material. The result is sturdy, practical, and keeps everything organized while cleaning lenses. Print quality came out nicely, and it does exactly what it’s supposed to.

Works exactly as intended, keeping cables organized and moving smoothly. That said, it’s a bit of a pain to assemble, and I had to remove it when I top-mounted the AMS since it kept pulling to one side. Also, it can scratch the tube during installation and removal. Still, once in place, it did its job well.

Super fun and works as advertised, though it does take quite a bit of effort to twist the potato through. The spiral cuts come out as even as you can guide the blade, and my boy absolutely loves these air-fried potatoes! A clever little gadget that makes snack time more exciting.

Beautifully detailed and a fun accessory for any K-pop fan. The Demon Hunters bookmark has a unique, eye-catching design, though I just wish the finish was a bit cleaner. My daughter loved it, and it sits nicely in a book, definitely a cool little collectible.

Really solid and well-designed top mount for the AMS Lite on the A1. I got a bit tripped up figuring out which screws to use for the Z-axis stiffener because I was following the video instead of the description—classic me! Everything fits nicely, and for my paranoia, I added a zip tie around the clamp just to be extra safe. Feels super sturdy now.

Fun and genuinely useful little print. Masky works well as a masking tape cutter and makes tearing clean strips much easier. The design is cute and functional, though the fit can be a bit snug depending on the tape brand. Overall, a clever and practical helper that’s worth printing.

Simple and effective overall. The ProClip holds filament securely and prints cleanly, but the tightening action feels a little finicky and takes a bit of getting used to. Once adjusted it works as intended, and it’s still a handy, practical clip to have.

Does exactly what it’s supposed to and fits the AMS Lite nicely. I slowed the print down to get a better finish, which helped a lot. I only installed it on the back set for the top mount since I was a bit worried about it falling onto the build plate. Even so, it feels sturdy and well designed. Very practical and worth printing.

Such a fun and clever design—the twist-to-open mechanism works well and the banana katana concept is genuinely hilarious. That said, the base layer wasn’t very smooth, and removing the supports was a real pain. Once cleaned up it looks great, but a bit of extra finishing was needed. Still a solid 3D print and a fun novelty piece overall.

This dart stand turned out great and does an excellent job of keeping my darts organized and on display. The design is sturdy, practical, and prints well overall. I did have a few challenges during the print—mainly with bridging around the circular openings, which left a couple of small blobs. To improve the finish, I lowered the outer wall speed to 70, which helped somewhat, though the circles still weren’t perfect. Cleanup was easy enough, though. One thing worth noting: it works perfectly with soft tip darts, in case anyone was wondering. Overall, it’s a solid, well-thought-out model and definitely worth printing if you need a simple, functional stand for your darts.