I’ve been building a basement homelab based around a 10 inch mini rack, and this is one of the first practical pieces from that project: a rack mount for the UniFi Cloud Gateway Fiber. It prints face down in PETG with no supports, fits standard 10 inch rack rails, keeps the front LCD visible, and includes vent cutouts so airflow is not blocked. The gateway can sit loose, or you can add a zip tie through the openings if the rack will be moved.

#ChildrensToys How many test prints do you make before releasing a model?

#ChildrensToys Looking at expanding the Junktrons lineup, what should i do next?

#ChildrensToys I designed CatBot as the first entry in my new Junktrons lineup: modular little robot creatures built to encourage creativity, customization, and play. Kids can swap faces, mix colors, pose the articulated legs/head, and build their own little robot swarm. No supports, no glue, and easy snap-fit assembly. My own tweens were the primary beta-testers for these, and they've been obsessed with swapping faces and heads. We have a CatBot army on my kitchen table! Already planning more Junktrons variants and accessories next 🤖🐈#ChildrensToys

Just released the first model in my new Junktrons lineup: a modular snap-fit robot cat with articulated legs/head and swappable faces. No supports, no glue, and available in 3 sizes. The goal is to make an entire line of interchangeable robot oddballs with compatible parts and accessories. I’d love suggestions for future variants, face ideas, accessories, or totally different Junktrons. Dumpster bots? Crab bots? Multiple heads? Let me know what you’d build.

Just finished my new print-in-place fidget toy, Flapper Zero. It prints flat, needs no supports, no hardware, no AMS, and comes off the plate ready to flip, fold, and fidget with. It’s made from hinged triangles, so you can bend it into squares, loops, odd little shapes, or use it as a simple hands-on puzzle. I included 4, 8, 12, and 16 triangle versions, plus a keychain-ready mini version. Print two and you can even interweave them together as a puzzle. ##Contests #Hostedbyu #Pieksekisten

Been working on a snap-fit modular charm bracelet system. Everything prints separately and assembles without glue or hardware. Included 100+ charms plus blanks for custom designs. It’s surprisingly addictive once you start mixing combinations. Would love to see what others come up with.

OmniFold was rebuilt from the ground up to be more durable, modular, and easier to print than typical print-in-place flexagons. Everything snaps together right off the printer—no AMS, no supports, no glue or hardware. This is a in support of the Pieksekisten project and similar efforts. Hoping the community can use it to bring a little joy (and a great fidget) to kids who need it. #Contests #Hostedbyu #Pieksekisten #Contests #Hostedbyu #Pieksekisten(Edited)

I wanted to improve on the ubiquitous infinity cube, one that could be expanded and customized. So I made this fully modular version—everything prints separately, snaps together, and can be swapped or rebuilt anytime.

Designed a Pikachu glasses holder that’s actually built to be used, not just sit on a shelf. Everything prints clean with no supports, assembles with simple snap-fit parts, and doesn’t require any glue or hardware. I also included two size options so it works for both adult and kids glasses. Same design, just scaled to fit properly. Quick print, easy assembly, and something that ends up living on your desk instead of in a drawer.

Been tinkering with a modular snake design and it turned into this.. Everything snaps together with no glue or hardware, prints fast, and doesn’t need supports. You can mix colors, swap parts, and make it as long (or ridiculous) as you want.

I went back and redesigned my Frenchie glasses holder to make it faster and easier to print. This version uses less material, prints quicker, and is a lot more stable on a desk or nightstand. It’s also a simple press-fit assembly now, so no glue or extra steps. Pretty happy with how this one turned out.

I’ve been playing around with simple gear mechanisms and ended up turning one into something practical. This spinny gear coaster lets you rotate the outer ring while three internal gears move underneath the surface. You can watch the mechanism from the top, or flip it over and use it as a little desk fidget. Everything prints separately and presses together. No hardware, no glue.

Just finished the Frenchie Coaster Caddy. A clean, functional holder that’s the perfect complement to my coaster designs. Prints easily in one color with no supports and looks great on a bar, desk, or coffee table. Simple, practical, and keeps everything organized.

Just finished a new Pop Art Hand Gesture Coaster Set. Bold colors, simple graphic styling, and easy to print. Designed as a practical everyday coaster set that also adds a bit of personality to a desk, bar, or coffee table. No supports needed and beginner friendly. Color combinations can be customized to match your setup.

Just finished this Pokémon-inspired coaster set! Each coaster prints in two press-fit pieces and includes a matching holder to keep everything organized. No supports needed, standard PLA, and the perfect accessory for Pokémon fans.

Accidental IKEA hack unlocked. While working on another project, this hook turned out to fit the IKEA BAGGEBO glass door perfectly. Great as a towel hook, robe hook, or utility hanger. Fast print. No supports. Beginner friendly.

The Octopus of Disapproval had… opinions. This one is a little more family friendly. 🐙 Same flowing tentacles, zero attitude. Under 1 hour print. No supports. No AMS. Perfect for desks, bathrooms, or ocean-themed rooms.

Ever been on a walk and realized you’re out of poop bags… right when your dog isn’t? Problem solved. This holder carries TWO standard rolls so you always have a backup ready. No supports. Single color. Simple, durable, and built for daily walks.

Just a Pencil Case. Clean. Minimal. Totally normal. A single-color, no-support print designed for desks, backpacks, and whatever. No AMS. No supports. Print-in-place simplicity.