Like most people, I didn't like the models I found on Maker World, so I made my own. This is a large desiccant drying tray (recommend printing in ABS/ASA for temperature resilience.) The infill pattern and side wall patterns are small enough that standard Dry&Dry beads will not fall through. The profile is set to print at .28 for a .4 nozzle for maximum speed (does not affect quality), but the spout cap should be printed in .08 for maximum layer adhesion. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.

Magnetic clip and chalk holders for all the major shapes! This will fit Taom, Predator, and Masters style chalk. The base clip uses 2x D10x3mm Round Magnets. You will need to use the print pauses (in the .3mf) to slip the magnets in mid-print. The faster you get those magnets in and resume print, the smoother the finish will look!

This is a AMS Riser Caddy, Purge Line Bin, and Tool Holder specifically designed for the “lightweight AMS Riser with LED etc.” but I think it will work with a lot of AMS riser designs. It features a large tray for those beloved purge lines, a slot to hold a caliper, a slot for a set of needle nose pliers, a small hook for a Filament Estimator, and a tray for a deburring tool or anything else you might prefer! I printed in PETG but should be no issues in PLA or any filament, very simple design

I had a need, so I made! I designed a Dual Laptop Stand because I needed to free up some desk space while accommodating my work and personal laptops.

I run a pool league and just started 3D printing, love finding ways to bring this into my passion for pool!