The journey of this model was simple: other designs were either overly complex, a gargantuan eye sore, or involved way too much baby-sitting. I needed something that was powerful enough to run multiple bottles without over-straining the electronic, compact enough to fit on a desktop, reliable enough to where I could set and forget it, and safe enough from the prying hands of my kids (the cat design was my daughters creative mind at work). I loved working on this, so let me know what you think!

I tried a couple community designs and felt most of them lacked something. This lightweight design allows me to easily mount an external spool to my wall without taking up extra space. I chopped the roller idea from a few of you (sorry) but the rest of my personal design. If you like it, feel free to give me a boost!

I am not sure why it came out looking like a Speedo, but it's adorable, so deal with it!

I wanted a faster way to sand down fleshly spliced filament since I do a ton of recycling. I made this to help streamline that process.

Following suit of Warlogh's modular paint rack (https://makerworld.com/en/models/435119-hsw-addon-for-my-original-modular-paint-rack?from=search#profileId-340075), I wanted to keep my wall organization uniform, so I matched the 50-degree incline and created sturdy yet flexible cups that can house up to 30 paint brushes of various sizes. The original intent was to make 2 and match the symmetric scheme I have going, but one proved to be more than enough.

I made this a while ago and kept putting off posting it. I wanted to make something that could fit some of the large superglue bottles, since others were either purpose-built for Loktite bottles or something else. #itsthesimplethings