Every year we get our kiddo live caterpillars that eventually attach to the lid they come in and turn into Chrysalis'. After that happens your supposed to put the lid in a holder like this, before putting them into their little habitat… Well, this year we got two cups of live caterpillars, so we needed a second lid holder. This one is a lot more stable than the original, and surprisingly made it easier to transfer them into the butterfly habitat... So, I'll probably be printing more.

I wanted a simple, fun way to organize my US General Series 3 toolbox, so I made these pirate‑themed magnetic labels. They’re designed to fit 6mm diameter magnets. I’m planning to make more labels for other tools, so I’m open to additional pirate‑themed names. If you’ve got ideas that are clever, mildly ridiculous, or just fit the theme, I’d be glad to hear them!

I struggled to find a lint roller holder in the right size for my nail art, so I decided to create one myself! After all, every aspiring nail artist knows that clean stamping plates are essential for achieving flawless designs.

I had been struggling with figuring out what to do to split my bins in half – all the other models I found had a divider that went in Left to Right but they rotated and were dislodged easily, causing all of my parts to get mixed up. I realized a diagonal divider would stay in place, so this was one of the first models I created in OpenSCAD.

I wanted to find a unique way of helping use the ring storage area in my jewelry box to organize my charms!