I was getting annoyed with my iPhone charging cables always fraying, so I designed this little cord fixer. It works like a mold—just clamp it around the cord, fill it with hot glue, and let it set. The result? A flexible, durable fix that keeps the cable from bending too much without making it stiff.It turned out better than I expected and keeps the cord nice and flexible. If anyone wants to try it out it’s here:https://makerworld.com/en/models/1121992#profileId-1120601 Also, if you have any ideas to improve the design, I’d love to hear them!

While I was in the process of installing a new microwave in my kitchen this past week, I found a large hollow space next to it. I decided this would be an awesome spot for a spice rack. I didn't feel like going to the hardware store to pick up some drawer slides and instead decided to spend a day and a half learning parametric design and SCAD and drew up a parametric linear rail for 3d printed bearings designed by 3DPRINTERWORLD. The design isn't perfect, but it will work for me!

We heard a crash from inside our cleaning closet and our newish Ryobi vacuum had fallen and the wheel for the main attachment ended up breaking. I spent some time to model up a couple options for new versions and this is what we settled on. It can be printed in PLA or PETG but I prefer PETG as it is a bit more flexible and less brittle.