Introducing SlideTrack a sliding tracker designed to keep tasks, chores, and goals visible with a simple physical system. No apps. No batteries. Just slide the indicators as progress is made. The model includes 3, 5, and 8 slide versions so you can build a tracker that fits your workflow. Perfect for project tracking, chores, savings goals, or habit tracking. If you decide to print one, I’d love to see your setup!

KMT Case is live! 🔒 A fully print-in-place case designed specifically for the Keyhole Marking Tool. ✔ Prints on one plate ✔ Holds 3 Keyhole Marking Tools (because most jobs use 2) ✔ No loose parts. No lost tools. Grab the case, print it, and keep a spare ready.

Meet the Two-Nail Marking Tool 🔧 A fast, accurate way to mark perfect two-nail spacing with no tape measure needed. Based on the proven KMT (keyhole mounting tool) spring mechanism, fully 3D printed, and ready for use. Slide → Lock → Level → Press → Done

🎉 Hit 100 Makes! Thank You! Huge thank you to everyone who’s downloaded, printed, tested, and shared feedback on my models. Hitting 100 makes is a big milestone for me, and it means a lot that these tools are actually helping people solve real problems. More prints, more tools, and a few fun upgrades coming soon. Appreciate all of you! 🙌

🔩 Stop guessing where to drill for keyholes. Meet the FractMod Keyhole Marking Tool a 100% 3D printed, spring-loaded marker that shows exactly where to put your holes with zero measurement. Just insert it into the keyhole slot ➝ tighten ➝ level ➝ press against the wall… perfect drill point, every time. 💥 Fully 3D printed. No hardware. Tested over 500 cycles in PLA. 🛠️ Print a couple so you can mark multiple holes at once! 📌 Download now & boost if you want more functional shop tools 🔧

Huge thanks for the support. I just realized I’m at 91 downloads and 51 makes! 🙏 I wasn’t sure anyone would find my models useful, but you all proved me wrong. My next milestone is 100 makes, and you’ve already gotten me halfway there. If you’ve enjoyed my models, please share them and help me reach that goal. You all keep me motivated thank you! 🔩✨

V2 of the right side spool holder for the P1S is out now. Thanks to some great feedback it is now more rigid and secure than before. Huge thank you to anyone who downloaded the V1 model and gave feedback you all helped to shape this improved product.

Not my normal type of model but this came out so much better then expected. Let me know what you think and I would love to see how you all use this!

Thanks to two rounds of feedback from reddit we are now on V3 of the FractMod Spice Rack. V3 has less parts, better securement, and a cleaner overall look. Let me know what you guys think!

V2 is here! After 500+ hours of use and one heroic jam, the through desk poop chute’s been refined for smoother flow, easier clearing, cleaner prints, and 30% less material usage. Added a top access port for the “precision poop pusher,” improved external geometry to prevent sagging, and tweaked magnet holes for better fit (now glue-in). V1 base still works, just swap in the new chute and keep rolling!(Edited)

I have just posted the files for my first modular system based around the use of dowel rods. The goal was to make something that’s: • Clean and modern, but still easy to print on any FDM printer • Modular, so you can mix different rack sizes or expand later • Customizable, with your choice of dowel color, material, or length Thoughts and suggestions are always appreciated especially from anyone who’s printed or tested modular wall systems before.

Thank you to everyone who has downloaded and printed one of my models. I can not believe I was actually able to cross 50 downloads and 25 makes. I was hoping to have 1-2 people find my designs useful. I appreciate all of you and look forward to bringing more functional designs into this community!

I know where I fall in this, but how about the rest of you? About 75% of my prints are functional parts that I use around the house or at work. Another 20% are in support of my other hobbies. Then the final 5% is used for anything else. It is amazing to me how far this hobby has come. Bambu really has made 3d printing something anyone at any skill level can do. I remember a time not to long ago when a successful 3d print came only after multiple failures.