This is a v2 design of my original “Best Headset Phone Stand” model. That one required many supports on the side for the phone holder part, which caused some prints to come out with alot of scarring. With this new version, the entire design has been redone from the ground up to need MINIMAL SUPPORTS so you get a MUCH cleaner print! Also, it should fit better on some beds! I've always liked to use a few strips of self adhesive anti-slip pads on the bottom too. Like this: https://amzn.to/49XAPIE

I had a project idea with an old HP EliteDesk I got off ebay in that I wanted to put it into a retro PC enclosure. Coming across Snazzy Labs Modern Mac retro enclosure for Raspberry Pi, I realized that design had some room in it to fit one of these small flat SFF PCs. So I modified it a bit, found a friend with a H2D, and got it printed. And it works! Parts used: - Elegoo Rapid PETG Beige filament - Duttek 180 Degree HDMI and USB-C Adapters - Vokensu 10.5" 3:2 Portable Monitor

Got a Quest 3 and wanted to utilize my pegboard to store it instead of hiding it away in a drawer. Couldn't find any standard or wall control compatible models, so I remixed one to mount to standard pegboard holes and bam there we go

Couldn't find something that could hold desiccant close to the filament on a top mount AMS Lite config for my A1, so I found a couple different models and mashed them together to accomplish my goal. I think it came out pretty good!

Saw that LTT released a 3d model of a holder for their screwdriver to use with their MCM power bar. I have a Wall Control pegboard, figured i would remix to work with an off the shelf magnet. Didn't work, it would just slide down as soon as i put the screwdriver in it. Changed gears to make it mount to the standard pegboard holes. It fits a little loose but it does work. I'm not sure how to tune it to fit tight against the pegboard, but since this still does the trick I decided to publish it.