I kept running into the same problem building out my 10" homelab rack: almost no fan mounts supported 200mm fans, and the ones that did were bulky and ate filament and print time. Since a 200mm fan is rigid enough on its own, I skipped the full frame. Two identical brackets bolt straight onto the fan, then drop into the rack. Less plastic, faster print, no supports. Designed around the Noctua NF-A20 for my KWS Rack, but it fits any 200mm fan and any 10" rack. Hope it helps!

Tired of DM screens that eat a whole spool of filament? I designed this one to be lightweight, fold completely flat, and use only ~541g for a full four-panel setup with a dragon motif. No screws needed - just printed connectors and a piece of 1.75mm filament as the hinge. The back has magnet slots so you can pin notes and reference sheets to the inside. It's modular too, so you can make it wider or narrower by adding or removing center panels. Blank and AMS dragon versions included!

While working on projects that require gluing magnets into 3D prints, I kept running into the same problem — it’s way too easy to get super glue on your fingers when trying to push small parts into place. So I designed this "Push & Press Pen" as a simple helper for assembly work. One end has a pointed tip for pushing magnets or small parts into holes, and the other has a flat tip for positioning and pressing parts flush with the surface. I hope it can help out someone else as well!