I liked the adjustable thermometer mount so much that I wanted it on my i3MK3 frame as well. And here it is. Once to clamp on the upper frame and once for the side.

A PRUSA PRO keychain

2 monkeys that look like they are supporting something.

A drink/bottle coaster diffusor with simple LED lighting.

This model of a vase is inspired by the stunning basalt columns at the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland. The model can be combined with a glass insert to make it waterproof.

I designed this template for my mother, who had previously made the template out of cardboard.

My second vase with a round arranged freeform. Printed in vase mode with 3DJAKE magicPLA Deep Space.

The coins can be automatically aligned in the holders. This makes the box look good during a presentation. The box can be provided with material tags. These can show the desired combination of filament coins. This makes it easy to assign the coins to the materials. I have also uploaded a matching lid without material codes. I printed the material tags in several colors. Of course you can also design your own tags.

I had previously used filament swatch cards. But it quickly became too many and the cards were sometimes sensitive to warping. The seam could not be hidden either. In addition, I didn't want to add extra adhesive labels to the cards. As I keep a list of my filaments anyway, I could simply give them continuous numbers. It would also be good if the samples could give an indication of the material. Without creating a dependency on the number. I ended up with a round coin-like design.

A very simple cover to use a cosmetic tissue box available in the supermarket with a fancier look. The cover is bottomless and designed to put only the cover over the box.

A very simple cover to use a cosmetic tissue box available in the supermarket with a fancier look. The cover is bottomless and designed to put only the cover over the box.

After searching for a long time for a good model for filament swatches and a suitable box and nothing really fit I constructed one myself. The result I would like to make available and I am curious if someone else uploads a remix. I am happy about comments and of course about your own swatches with your logo. Please upload! :)

A small plant pot that I created in 4 different designs. If you want to scale the plant pot correctly, simply insert a cylinder with the necessary dimensions in Prusaslicer and then scale the plant pot in such a way that the cylinder fits into it. Print instructions no Supports print in PLA, PETG or whatever you like 0.2mm layer thickness

A small plant pot that I created in 4 different designs. If you want to scale the plant pot correctly, simply insert a cylinder with the necessary dimensions in the slicer and then scale the plant pot in such a way that the cylinder fits into it. Print instructions no Supports print in PLA, PETG or whatever you like 0.2mm layer thickness

A small plant pot that I created in 4 different designs. If you want to scale the plant pot correctly, simply insert a cylinder with the necessary dimensions in the slicer and then scale the plant pot in such a way that the cylinder fits into it. Print instructions no Supports print in PLA, PETG or whatever you like 0.2mm layer thickness

A small plant pot that I created in 4 different designs. If you want to scale the plant pot correctly, simply insert a cylinder with the necessary dimensions in the slicer and then scale the plant pot in such a way that the cylinder fits into it. Print instructions no Supports print in PLA, PETG or whatever you like 0.2mm layer thickness

Thanks to PitterPatterPete for the great idea to give the Red-Eyed Crocodile Skink eyes! I only added pupil to the eyeballs and printed them with the MMU. Of course, this also works without MMU. For example, I chose yellow in slot 1 and black in slot 2 to make the eyes as realistic as possible. Of course printed in PLA.

This is a kit card that is not completely flat and is assembled into a butterfly with eyes printed separately. To give away best to install the eyes already so they do not get lost and the great effect of the card works.

A vertical laptop stand to create more space on the desk for other things. And as a nice side effect, the laptop also gets more air when running because it's not lying flat on the table. Originally I had designed the stand for a specific laptop with 27mm thickness. If there is interest in a different thickness or without a logo, please comment. :)

You only need a few magnets from the hardware store or from the Internet. I used these Ø8x3mm magnets: https://www.amazon.com/DIYMAG-Refrigerator-Magnets-Premium-Brushed/dp/B07B3SDRCP/ref=sr_1_3?crid=3UUSR0VCMIDJA&;keywords=&th=1 The magnets should press in pretty tight and hold without any other means. If necessary, a drop of superglue before pressing in.