I designed this custom 3D-printed door lockset with an integrated locking mechanism for confined spaces where a traditional door handle would protrude too much. The lockset uses a minimal-profile design to save space while remaining functional and easy to use. To lock the door, simply pull the paracord side to side to engage the deadbolt mechanism. The same paracord also works as a convenient pull tab for closing the door.

A robust over-the-door mount for TP-Link Tapo cameras. Perfect for renters and anyone looking for a clean, non-destructive mounting solution without drilling holes or using adhesives. The design is optimized for strength, easy printing, and can be easily customized to fit different door thicknesses upon request.

I’m excited to share a new ecosystem of accessories built around the IKEA TISKEN suction cup system. It’s one of my favorite mounting solutions because it’s non-destructive, surprisingly sturdy, affordable (only about $5 for a pair), and incredibly versatile for bathroom organization. The first release in this series is a triple soap bar holder designed specifically for solid soaps, shampoo bars, and conditioner bars.

A sturdy faceted towel hook designed specifically for tall glass panels and shower screens. Features an extended stem for easy towel access, reinforced print settings for strength, and a modern geometric aesthetic.

If you enjoy trying new ideas and being an early adopter, then definitely print this unusual passport case and give it a try!

This is the first experimental version of a passport holder I designed. I am releasing this beta version because I think some people might enjoy printing and using it, even though it may not be for everyone, myself included. Below is a list of the main pros and cons of the design so you can decide whether it suits your needs. If you enjoy trying new ideas and being an early adopter, feel free to print it out and give it a try. You might end up liking it more than expected!

A must-print for IKEA VESKEN cart owners!

If you own an IKEA VESKEN cart, this is a must-print accessory!

Snap Card Wallet This wallet was designed with one goal in mind, pure simplicity. It comfortably holds around 7 cards, depending on card thickness, and features zero moving parts. The cards are secured by integrated snap hooks, carefully tuned to deliver a crisp, satisfying click every time you insert or remove a card. The tactile feedback is surprisingly addictive. It has honestly become my go to fidget toy whenever I’m out.

A minimalist magnetic light switch cover that snaps onto the original fire retardant wall plate using two 6 × 3 mm magnets. The original plate stays in place for safety, while the printed cover acts as a removable functional and aesthetic layer. Prints in 30 minutes using about 15 g of filament, no supports needed. Includes optional custom labels like “STAY ON”, which can be stored behind the cover when not in use.

A slim, durable card holder that adds minimal bulk while holding up to 9 cards in a 1.5 cm thick form. The detachable top lid holds 1 card for easy scanning or swiping, while the bottom compartment stores up to 8 cards. Push-out holes allow quick access despite the snug fit. Designed as a robust secondary wallet for backpacks or daily carry, it is ideal for membership and loyalty cards. The magnetic connection adds a satisfying tactile, fidget-like feel.

The Oral-B Glide floss is an EDC essential, but its stock case falls short. This sliding sleeve add-on solves common issues by adding durability, secure lid locking, better grip, standability, and a lanyard hole for easy carry. Designed to fit over the original case with no modifications required, it prints without supports and is optimized for clean seams. With these upgrades, there is simply no reason not to bring your floss everywhere you go.

I wanted to hang something behind my front door for quick and easy access, for example a dog leash, coat, or hat. I hate using adhesives, and I am sure I am not the only one. I decided to make use of the peephole, my hanger design is firmly secured by the peephole, which acts like a bolt. It is a very simple design, but it makes my life much easier and looks great too. I hope this design brings both convenience and enjoyment to your space too!

My 3D printer is connected to an outlet controlled by a switch. I designed a simple magnetic switch cover to prevent people from accidentally turning the machine off. I also added the option to attach custom labels for indications. The label can be attached from the inside to hide it, or it can serve as a decorative strip if you print it in a different color. Enjoy!