Well, this was an experiment in tolerance and printing normally supported prints WITHOUT SUPPORTS! I never imagined it would be as popular as this though. Thank you all. Please don't print on a bed slinger. It just doesn't always cope with the back and forth moment, given the floating part if this print.

I have had some success with some of my Gridfinity slanted storage solutions, and been asked for more variations on this theme.

Fascinated by the mechanics of moving parts, I wanted to design a roller fidget that prints fully in place—no assembly required! The result? This palm massage roller fidget! Designed for modern 3D printers with fine tolerances, it prints seamlessly with built-in breakaway supports. After first use, the rollers move freely with a slight turn—no extra work needed! Tested on my Bambu Lab X1C—let me know how it prints for you! 🚀🔥

I looked all over for a gridfinity storage solution that would hold my pliers upright, rather than laid down. I couldn't find any at all, so I decided to make one.

I had explored and tried countless phone stands, but none were exactly what I wanted. The issue became particularly clear when I found a stand I liked, but it didn’t fold, and the lip was too large, overlapping the phone and interfering with swiping. Since I had been learning Fusion 360, I decided it was time to design my own. I based it on the stand I liked but made it foldable, slimmer, and with a smaller lip. BOOM. I love my creation—it’s perfect and taught me a lot about using Fusion 360.