this is a super cool fidget

I designed a small cycloidal gearbox fidget with a smooth wobbling motion and a subtle clicky sound that makes it surprisingly satisfying to spin. It weighs about 9 grams, prints in around 30 minutes, and snaps together quickly. It works as a simple STEM demo, but it really shines as a compact, addictive fidget with a unique mechanical feel.

This is a holder for most needle-nose pliers to fit on an IKEA SKADIS pegboard. It is a 19 - 20 min print and uses 3.1g of filament. I designed this for my pliers in order to organize my desk setup. The maximum dimensions for the closed jaws of the pliers is 17mm by 10 mm. PS: If you are struggling to organize your cables, check out my cable organization collection https://makerworld.com/en/collections/20505674-cable-managment

An easy to use cable winder, that unlike others, allows you to see the cable inside to make sure it's not tangled. It has a knurled finish for easy grip, and no hardware is needed. This cable winder allows you to organize your desk in minutes, as well as being great for travel Maximum cable diameter - 4mm Maximum cable length - 2m

CLIPR is a simple yet elegant cable management solution. It features a 9 x 6mm magnet in the bottom to stick to metal desks, and cables under 4mm can fit in it. It holds them up, so when you unplug your laptop, phone, or other electronic, the cable doesn't fall. It can be printed in about 10 minutes, and it only uses about 1.5g of filament. This model is also designed to go along with WINDR, to further simplify your cable mana

LINKR is a modular cable organization setup that works well for any desk. It currently has 2 different modules, cable holder and spacer. Using a 1:1 holder to spacer ratio, it is about 1.5g per inch. It can fit 4 normal sized cords in it and works perfectly for chargers, audio cables, and lamp wires. Each holder module has a small tab that is inserted and can be removed to change the orientation of cables. It is a tight fit to squeeze the links together, but that is how it is supposed to be.

An easy to use cable winder, that unlike others, allows you to see the cable inside to make sure it's not tangled. It has a knurled finish for easy grip, and no hardware is needed. This cable winder allows you to organize your desk in minutes, as well as being great for travel Maximum cable diameter - 4mm Maximum cable length - 2m

LINKR is a modular cable organization setup that works well for any desk. It currently has 2 different modules, cable holder and spacer. Using a 1:1 holder to spacer ratio, it is about 1.5g per inch. It can fit 4 normal sized cords in it and works perfectly for chargers, audio cables, and lamp wires. I will be checking the comments, so if there are any modules you would like to see in the future, please recommend.

CLIPR is a simple yet elegant cable management solution. It features a 9 x 6mm magnet in the bottom to stick to metal desks, and cables under 4mm can fit in it. It holds them up, so when you unplug your laptop, phone, or other electronic, the cable doesn't fall. It can be printed in about 10 minutes, and it only uses about 1.5g of filament. This model is also designed to go along with WINDR, to further solve your cable problems.

This model is a mechanical key holder that can be mounted on the wall with most screws. It has a cover that can be printed, but for mine I wanted to see the mechanism, so I superglued a piece of plastic to the front. It makes a satisfying click when the key with the custom keychain attachment is inserted. I printed it in black PLA basic.

WINDR - an easy to use cable winder with no hardware required

A tiny scraper grip