Got tired of fishing for my lamp switch in the dark every night, so I made a little shell that holds it in place on your nightstand or wall. Tapes on — no screws, no drilling — with a hole for the cable to pass through so it stays tidy. Now the switch just sits right there waiting for me. If you've got the same dangling-switch problem, give it a print and let me know where you stick yours!

I started 3D printing in October and haven’t had moisture issues yet, but I wanted to stay ahead of potential problems. Filament absorbs humidity over time, especially inside an enclosure. Since my AMS Lite is mounted vertically on top of the A1, I designed this snap-on desiccant holder to fit cleanly underneath it. It keeps moisture control integrated into the setup without adding clutter.

I made this because I love that 3D printing lets me solve real-world problems with nothing more than a few measurements, some patience, and a bit of filament. What started as a small inconvenience turned into a simple, practical solution. This is my first post on MakerWorld since I started printing in October, and it feels good to share something that was created to fix a real need in my own space.