Looking for a easy way to store your salt and pepper grinders with less mess? This salt and pepper grinder tray with magnetic grate may be what you need! The grate attaches with magnets and allows for easy cleaning. Prints on two plates. First plate for the grate insert and the second for the base. When printing the base, the profile pauses to allow time to insert the base magnets. Please see bill of materials for required magnet size.

I have a lot of small cables, sorting and organizing them has been a nightmare. I stumbled across a solution, a 12in Yukon Zipper Bag at Harbor Freight. The bag was perfect for my needs. It includes a grommeted hang tag and vinyl label window. I designed a model for to make labels for the bags. I now have all my cables now organized in bags, hanging up in our office space. I decided to take my work a step further and share with the community a parametric generator these tags. Enjoy!

Have you ever struggled with holding development boards while trying to soldering wires to them? I created a simple fixture that helps solve this problem. Plug in your USB C development board into the fixture you're working on and let the tool do the holding. The side ears allow for clamping the fixture to a work table or surface. Note this model does require additional hardware (see bill of materials) and assembly. Once assembled, the connector will need to be glued in with CA glue. Enjoy!

I've been working on organizing some measuring tools for use when 3D modeling. In the past I have used these plastic ammo cans sold by Harbor Freight Tools as tool boxes. They are a great solution, however is there's no way to divide the space (tools I use regularly and tools I don't use often). So I thought why not make my own tool tray to accomplish this? This model takes advantage of the built in contours at the top of the case for a press fit without any modifications to the ammo box.