#ChildrensToys #Contests I just uploaded my entry for the Children’s Toy Design Contest. This is a space themed set of snap together spinning tops designed around simple motion, bright colors, rounded shapes, and hands on play. Each top has its own look and spin personality, from the classic UFO to the colorful Star, Rocket, and Comet. No batteries. No screens. Just print, snap, and spin. https://makerworld.com/en/models/2863359-space-cadet-tops-ufo-comet-star-rocket#profileId-3195986

The Pen and Pencil Desk Rack keeps pens, pencils, styluses, gel pens, mechanical pencils, standard Sharpie's, Sharpie highlighters, and small desk tools visible, upright, and easy to grab. It has a compact footprint, individual openings, a larger center slot, and a clean modern shape that works well on a desk, craft table, school station, or 3D printer workspace.

A clean pair of Formalist organizer cups for pens, tools, hobby supplies, and everyday desk storage. Bring clean, functional storage to your desk, workbench, or maker station. Formalist Collection: https://makerworld.com/en/collections/24347842-formalist-accessories

Formalist Utility Tray. Clean, simple, and built for everyday use whether it’s printer maintenance, tools, or desk items. Available in three sizes.

SKADIS micro hook mount for the IKEA FORNUFTIG. I wanted something simple and low profile without a bulky bracket, and these tuck neatly behind the purifier. They should also work for other lightweight items that use a screw hole or keyhole-style hanger.

Formalist Succulent Planter, designed to hold three small succulents in a clean, organized layout. Part of my growing Formalist series, with more pieces coming.

Formalist Vertical Pliers Holder, designed around my PITTSBURGH Precision Pliers Set from Harbor Freight. This is the first in a series of Formalist desk accessories, with more planned next. If this style is your thing, follow along.

New slim remix is up. Same style, less bulk, less filament, and still great for standard fishing rod mounting. If you want the rugged heavy-duty version, stick with the original.

Multi object trash bin/catch all. This lives on my hobby desk and a second next to my printers. It catches everything: purge bits, clipped filament ends, supports, stringing, failed prints, random scraps, even dice and small parts when I’m working on something. No lid on purpose, because I wanted something I can use one-handed without thinking. If you’ve ever looked at your desk and thought “why is there plastic confetti everywhere?” you might need this more than you think.