Spring is planting season and we wanted to have a scalable trellis for our 5 gallon bucket garden. This design is stackable so that as your peas, beans and other climbing plants grow, another trellis section can be printed and snapped on. Let me know your thoughts and enjoy!

If you are looking for a nice looking and rugged penny drop game for the price of some filament, this design is for you! Enjoy!

Do you have food container lids that fall everywhere in your drawers or shelves? If so, this design might help you. My wife bought a bunch of 36oz Large Glass Meal Prep Storage Containers with Leak Proof Snap Lock Lids. The glass containers stack fairly tightly in a drawer, but the lids have flapping locks on all 4 sides and are extremely difficult to store. This design has openings on the bottom that allow the lids to be stored flat while gravity holds the bottom snap lock. Enjoy!

With the price of silver and gold going up so much, the increased popularity is bringing more counterfeit coins to the market. This magnetic slide detects fake silver, copper or gold through an intrinsic property known as diamagnetism which produces an Eddy Current Brake slowing the coin down even though it is not attracted to magnets. This design allows you to use neodymium magnets to provide the braking effect which can be reused easily for other projects after your testing is complete.

I have the need to better store my old and new Peace and Morgan coins which are all in a clear 47mm outer diameter capsule. This design safely stores between 20 and 22 silver dollar coins with holders with a screw on top preventing them from going all over the place. Since they have flat sides, these stack vertically or horizontally in my safe making better use of the volume. It also has enough room to print out a label with every coin in the canister. I have also designed a 5 coin holder.

I needed a better milk frother holder that could be screwed inside a cabinet in our motor home that would hold the frother in place even when going over bumps. It also needed to be able to fit our wide handle that many holders don't support. This model has two screw tapered holes and a smooth back so that double sided tape can also work. Its lean back design and smaller front openings force the frother to be lifted higher to be removed which prevents it from bouncing out of the holder. Enjoy

After creating my foldable cribbage board at https://makerworld.com/en/models/1238405-foldable-crib-cribbage-board, I discovered that larger pegs and board would help my 90 year old grandfather out. Discovering only one board available for sale with half the holes and none available for 3d printing, I modified my folding board into a larger one with ¼" holes and ½" spacing. I also designed large pegs that are easy to grab and fit easily into the holes. Check it out and enjoy!

Hi there. I had a member that has trouble getting my designed from scratch cribbage board to move properly. They said they used PETG (which is what I used for my printing) and it broke when trying to get the hinges working. I am new to 3d designing so I am hoping I can get some thoughts from the experts here at the makerworld community. My design is at https://makerworld.com/en/models/1238405-foldable-crib-cribbage-board and it appears that they used the 4th one that is configured for the AMS. It is the 3 star rating discussion in case other people can read it. I am attaching my photo of layer 19 showing some of the spacing around the hinges and also the 3 photos that h_liebhart shared. My biggest question is if their filament is dry enough since the photos seem to be a bit rough and if that could impact this. They said they had supports off using a cryogryip cold plate in case that matters. Thanks for any insights any of you might have and hope you all have lots of wonderful year end holiday celebrations! #Questions(Edited)

I have been annoyed with garbage bags that don't stay up for years. I designed this twist garbage bag holder so that after the bag is wrapped around the can, a couple twists of this device tightens up the bag to hold it firmly. The nice part is that as it is tightened, it also causes friction to keep it from spinning as easily. I have also included a printable drill guide so that you can drill screw holes into your garbage can that align perfectly. Uses wood screws to attach to your can.

My son has a Ford F350 with fifth wheel connections. The plugs that came with the trailer hitch are two pieces and do not stay in place. This is designed as a single piece with enough material to have it last for a long time even with pallets being pushed across it. I also designed the 4 small plugs that twist in place on another design. Unfortunately this one does not twist into place but seems to stay well even over bumps.

I purchased a MinisForum MS-01 mini pc since it has RJ45 network jacks AND 10GB SFP ports. It is my new opnsense router. I needed to mount it to my plywood wall and designed this to hold it firmly and allow for plenty of airflow. I decided to make it tight so that the when the holder is screwed tightly, the rubber feet on the pc keep it from moving. So when mounting it, keep the screws loose until it is in the position you want it, then tighten the 4 screws the rest of the way.

I have olympic weights with 2" holes but the leg lift of my weight bench is made for 1" holes and the part that supports the weight is too small. This cone adapter fits prevents the olympic weight from bashing my legs and also holds it out a couple inches. The other part is for the outside of the weight so that it doesn't flop around. It works well for my leg lifts so I figured I would share it!

I had a mess of cables going to my network switch (photos show the mess before). I had a 24 port patch panel that I wired up. I designed this hinged patch panel holder for 6mm screws and extra spacers so that I can open the patch panel up all the way with full support along the plywood for punching the wires down. Once everything is connected, fold the patch panel back 90 degrees, put another 6mm screw on the top and bottom, and the patch panel isn't going anywhere.