I really liked Antiphrasis' modular filament rack, so I challenged myself to design my own take on the connection system using a single shared upright while keeping the rack strong and modular. Once I'd finished the design, I contacted Antiphrasis to ask if they were happy for me to publish it, and thankfully they gave me their blessing. If there's enough interest, I'll add shelves, IKEA SKÅDIS-compatible panels and more accessories!

I've been designing lots of themed fidget clickers recently, and this one is for Australia 🇦🇺 It keeps the same satisfying MX-switch click, but this time in the shape of Australia, finished in green and gold. As always, both the keychain and desk versions are included in the print profile. If you print one, I'd love to see your colour combinations—and if you enjoy the model, a follow or boost is always appreciated!

I couldn't find Crocs charms for climbers… so I made some. This set includes four different climbing hold designs, each on its own build plate so you can print whatever colours you like. I decided to use commercial Crocs backing posts rather than printable ones because they give a much stronger, longer-lasting fit. If you print a set, I'd love to see the colour combinations you come up with! 🧗

I got tired of Qwirkle tiles constantly falling over… so I designed a rack that actually fixes the problem. The angled layout makes the colours and shapes much easier to see while playing, and the solid design keeps everything stable on the table. I also added an embossed tile pattern on the back because the plain versions felt a bit boring 😄 If you print one, I’d love to hear whether it improves your game nights

Probably the weirdest thing I’ve modelled so far… A friend asked me to make a PureWick keychain, and honestly… I figured there might be a few nurses on MakerWorld who’d appreciate it too 😅 It’s: * 3 colours * Printed by object * Split across 2 plates for easier printing Very niche. Very unnecessary. Probably hilarious to the right people.

This might be the most satisfying thing I’ve printed in a while… A custard cream… that clicks like a mechanical keyboard. Built around a Kailh Box Jade switch, so you get that loud, crisp, tactile click every time. I made two versions: * Keychain (take it anywhere) * Desk version (just sit and click) If you’re into mechanical keyboards or fidget toys, this is dangerously addictive. Curious which version people prefer — portable or desk? 👀