I've got 8 boosts that I'm more than happy to hand out to smaller/newer creators that could use some visibility for their models. I'd appreciate it if you did the same for me, but it's not necessary! Just comment down below :)

Would really love it if y'all checked out my fully 3d printable filament rack, any boosts or downloads are much appreciated if you find it useful! https://makerworld.com/en/models/931203#profileId-895169

#Ring in 2025 with Your Design New year, new goal for the betterment of life: Organization! Less clutter! I wanted a fully 3d printed filament spool storage solution that was easily expandable, optimized for printing in PLA and PLA +, and with strong attachment points to prevent the risk of failures. After 3 weeks of prototyping and testing, I'm happy to present to the MakerWorld community: The Ark Rack! is ultimately about bettering the 3d printing community after all. The attachment points contain strengthening elements that make them resistant to bends and snaps, but still allow for easy assembly and disassembly should it be required. The column supports are also beefed up to provide increased strength for those super heavy spools and those of us who are clumsy and run into things on occasion. I've also included aesthetically pleasing end-caps for the folks who prefer a clean look. With 2025 just minutes away, what better time is there to make it your New Year's resolution to reduce the clutter and make your hobby more enjoyable with this functional print? A special thanks to MakerWorld for hosting this event, and having a wonderful website where we can all learn, explore, and contribute back to the community. Happy New Year & Happy Printing! https://makerworld.com/en/models/931203#profileId-895169

Updated the files with build plate names and updated the description to include assembly and print instructions in case the model's design lacks clarity in how to go about building your own filament spool storage solution. Again, this is fully 3d printed and requires no additional hardware to assemble. It should be good to go right off of the build plate. Happy Printing!

It's like the DapRack, but optimized for PLA printing with strong attachment points and a snug fit. Modular and easily expandable, I prototyped this for about 3 weeks and I'm finally happy enough to release it. While I kept the design language of the DapRack as a nod to the creator, the dimensions on every part are completely different and designed by me. Happy printing everyone! https://makerworld.com/en/models/931203#profileId-895169

I loved the idea of the DapRack, but I hated trying to print and use it in PLA. The tabs were brittle and the tolerances were tighter than my o-ring when seeing a police officer on the highway. So I strapped my big boy pants on and powered up CAD. The completely new Ark Rack! This was optimized for printing in PLA, originally designed, but I kept the DapRack stylistic theme as a nod to the creator in thanks for the inspiration to start this project. Happy printing everyone, enjoy!

My wonderful and adorable daughter thoroughly enjoys finding our pots and pans and smashing them against the ground for the sound and touch sensation. To save my ears, and our kitchenware, I introduce the new toddler-sized, toddler-tested and approved pot. It's made extra sturdy for those random tantrum sessions children find deep within their core.

I print high volume on my A1 and got tired of waking up to little turds having been flung everywhere, or piled past the brim like my printer ate bad taco bell. It isn't pretty, it doesn't have neat shapes, but it is functional and impact resistant. Even if you manage to run into it on occasion, it should handle minor user abuse fairly well.