I bought the Fanttik G9 Nano because I wanted a tiny sander to help prep models for painting. I made this model to help me accomplish that goal. With some foam, hook and loop, and some sand paper this should work well for getting into tight spots.

Here's a fully configurable outlet and switch cover plate. Hit me up if you find a problem with the model or have any suggestions. NOTE/WARNING: Please be sure to use appropriate materials for this model as not doing so could result in fire.

I've had a precision electric screwdriver for years that I love. I broke the case and needed something that would help me keep the bits organized but also accessible. The original case was kind of a hot mess when it comes to usability to start with. So I threw this together. I'm not sure anyone will find this useful but I figured I'd post it anyway. The slot for the screwdriver was designed for the "POWERGIANT Mini Electric Screwdriver" (on Amazon) but it may work for other similar drivers.

I picked up some 18650 battery pack boards to use with some small electronics projects I'm working on, but I needed a case for it. So I modeled up this case for all to use.

I hate wasting perfectly good 18650 cells so I'll reclaim them from old failed tool batteries since at least some of the cells typically have some life left. I also wanted a simple way to provide power to the simple electronics that I put in some of my 3D printing projects. I made this case to hold the board so I can put those batteries to work. The board provides USB-A, 5V, and 3V out which is super flexible and useful.

Since every cup, glass, tumbler, and beverage container in the world is tapered toward the bottom I'm always worried that I or my kids are going to knock over my cups. It's a dumb issue so I decided to model this up real quick. I currently use this model with all of the containers I use but I'm sure there are some that don't fit. Feel free to modify/scale it up so you can customize it for yourself. I put the slot in it to accommodate coffee mugs that have handles.

Hi. I'm a big dumb. I lost the battery tray for my WEN 10764 calipers and I needed something to stuff and hold the battery into the device to avoid buying a whole new tool. This is definitely not perfect but the battery is held in securely via friction, and you can still remove the battery and tray easily.

I made these sort of by accident when working on another project and my electrician buddy thought they were horrible... so I love them.

We got kittens and they got into everything so I started designing this outlet cover. I had the idea of making it compatible with "Hands on Katie's" cable track system, but I'm too lazy. Please use a fire retardant filament such as PC FR as other filaments can catch fire and be a very real hazard.