Inspired by my cats—boosting this model is basically a vote for them 🐾

Inspired by the Scrub Daddy and Scrub Mommy stands — with more cute animal sponge editions coming out — I thought it would be fun to create a similar display stand that holds these little sponge “avatars” in place, styled somewhere between Miffy and Peppa Pig. A multicolor printer is recommended for the best visual effect.

Check it out, I just make a cat feeder lift just like a cat paw!

🎃 Meet Scout, the mischievous mascot of Tuft & Paw — but this time, he’s brewing something magical! For this Halloween, Scout put on his wizard hat and joined the spooky fun. Whether you print him in midnight black, pumpkin orange, or ghostly white, this enchanted cat brings a little Halloween magic to any corner of your home (or your cat’s). 🐾 Inspired by: Tuft & Paw’s brand mascot “Scout”

Super Slim Egg Rack Most egg racks I found were too wide for my fridge and storage drawers, so I designed this slim version to fit narrow shelves. 🥚✨ It’s lightweight, space-saving, and keeps eggs organized without wasting space. Perfect for compact kitchens or anyone who needs a tidy solution where standard racks won’t fit. Print, place, and enjoy a cleaner fridge!

Inspired by our love for Severance and its retro-futuristic aesthetic, I designed the Serervan 3DP Stand—a fusion of style and function. My wife has rhinitis, so I pay close attention to our home’s humidity. This idea emerged from combining both inspirations: a sleek, futuristic design with practical use. Leveraging Bambu Lab’s modular accessories, I optimized it for makers who seek both form and function. Now sharing it for those who need it! 🚀 #3DPrinting #RetroFuturism

My cats, Huni and Funfun, love scratching cardboard. I wanted to buy scratchers but found them too expensive. Meanwhile, I had free cardboard from Amazon deliveries, and tossing it felt wasteful. I researched and found DIY 3D-printed cardboard cutters, but they cost $20-$30. Instead of buying one, I decided to make my own. I created a simple, efficient cutter and open-sourced the design, so others could save money too. Now, Huni and Funfun enjoy endless DIY scratchers! 🐱✨

My wife and I live in a cozy condo with limited space. Sharing a working desk means staying organized while keeping things stylish and uncluttered. Most stands are designed for either a single device or two separate ones. When I’m working alone, a single stand is fine, but when we’re both working, I needed something that could hold both laptops without adding clutter style. The available stands didn’t fit the bill—so I decided to design one myself.

I noticed that dual-headphone stands are rarely discussed in this community, and as someone who owns two Bose headsets, I decided to design a stand specifically for supporting two headphones on my desktop. This could be useful for those who own multiple headsets or share a desk with a partner who also has a headset. I’d love to hear your thoughts or see if this design could help anyone else!