its a cable organizer themed like how Apple would design something.

Behold the magical transformation of a humble wrapping paper roll into a mighty prop sword! Using this 3D-printed sword handle, an ordinary cardboard tube with a 2-inch diameter becomes a lightweight weapon of imagination. Simply slide the roll into the handle and you have a classic-looking sword that’s easy to print and fun to assemble. Perfect for imaginative play, costumes, or display, this project shows how 3D printing can turn everyday items into something creative and exciting.

I needed a monotor stand but wanted to save fillament. so I made this, it is low filament for what it is and can hold around 25- 30lbs. it uses somthing everybody has around, toilet papper rolls. all the other model of stands use like 2 rolls of fillament and 10 wooden dowels to do the same thing.

My dad was always taking stuff apart and rebuilding it into something new. So I designed this based on a puzzle, but it can be infinitely built in 3d. The age range can be from children to working adults who get bored between calls. Thank you Happy Holidays.

tic-tac-toe but With a twist

My dad got me some hat racks similar to this a few years ago for my birthday. I play travel baseball and go through about 10 hats a year. When he originally got me these hat racks, he got me 6 for about 10$ a piece. So I wanted to make a quick and cheap model that is similar to the ones he got me.

Cool hat rack inspired by a birthday gift.