BobbiNest Flex is here! 🧵 Same parametric bobbin tray but redesigned with increased curved walls that wrap further around each bobbin — making it perfect for TPU's flexibility and giving a satisfying snap-in fit that still holds upside down. Set your bobbin size, slot count and tolerance right in Bambu Handy. No CAD needed. Prefer rigid? The original PLA version is on my profile. Drop your parameters in the comments! 🎯

Bobbins everywhere? Same. I designed BobbiNest to finally sort my own collection. 🧵 Fully parametric: set your bobbin size, slot count, wall thickness and printer tolerance right in Bambu Handy. No CAD needed. Print yours to fit! Drop your parameters in the comments. 🎯

Designed this as a student looking for a cheap footrest that didn't look terrible. Every design I found either needed a specific piece of wood or was fully printed which gets expensive fast. This one just mounts to whatever scrap wood you have lying around with a couple of M4 screws, keeping filament use low. Looks better with real wood anyway. Two print profiles included depending on how much time and filament you want to spend. Hope someone finds it useful!

Designed an adapter that slots over your existing thread pin so you can use thread cones directly on your domestic machine — no cone stand needed! The 3MF now includes 4 variants: standard and narrow pin sizes for both overlocker and industrial cones. Under 25g of PLA, no supports needed. Tested across Pfaff, Juki, and Brother machines by my mum, a professional sewing teacher (Dotty Bobbin)!

check out my latest design for showing off your GameBoy cartridge collection!

Fed up of having to find space in my bag for my water bottle so made this loop attachment allowing you to strap it over your shoulder or clip it onto the outside of my bag.

For cycling enthusiasts who have some spare TPU to use up, check out my new design. If you wish to make it for your own saddle then DM me for the method I used to make it.

Updated the design. - Smoother design - Tighter fit - Longer cable hook

A minimalist way to provide easy access to water at night or when working at a desk. It is quick to print, low in filament usage and durable.

Can't find something cool to print? Then please give my model a try. It can be used for demonstrating/visualising how cog mechanisms work as well as how we can "step up" movement using cogs (by that I mean a small displacement from button leads to a much larger displacement in rope). Can be used for educational purposes, or to just lift random stuff. If you come up with some cool or funny uses let me know.

Im a student living in rented accommodation and my toilet flushing mechanism broke. After a lot of back and forth the landlord just kept putting the broken parts back on saying it was fixed only to break again as soon as he leaves. So I wanted to find a cheap solution that tested my CAD abilities and here we have it. When the button is pressed it will pull on the rope and the cog allows for a much larger amount of rope to be displaced compared to how far the button must be pressed.