Fan of Gridfinity? Fan of Harbor Freight? Recently pick up one of the Icon brand low-profile screwdriver sets? Well then look no further!

Hi all! I was just in need of re-mounting some of my DeWalt 20V battery chargers and decided to make a nice guide to help me get everything consistently aligned. I figured I'd share it with the community. It gives you two holes to pre-drill for mounting screws and gives you a guide to make sure you have clearance to remove/replace the battery on the charger. A nice easy and handy print. Enjoy!

Hi all! Updated my Gridfinity Elegoo Centauri Carbon nozzle holder to add variants with numbers for nozzles sizes since the marking text on the Centauri's nozzle is so, so tiny. Should help organize the nozzles a bit better for easier selecting of the nozzle you want to use. The general no-number holder is still there, this just gives you more options in what you want to choose. Thanks!

Considering giving ironing a try on your prints? This is for you! It's a simple ironing test that lets you get 16 different combinations of ironing settings on a single plate. You can try them for each of your brands and materials of filaments and keep a little collection on hand to help tune your settings. Enjoy!

I made this easy little tool with an inset 8x2 magnet after screwing up a few prints by losing track of polarity and insetting some magnets that were turned the wrong direction. After a couple times of that, this handy little tool was born to give me not only an easy way to check, but a color and a letter to help me easily see what I was looking to quickly verify. Super easy little print and very handy to have around.

Hi all.. Definitely not breaking new ground with this one, but it's just a fun print. A desktop trash can that's about the size of a large can of soup. I've printed it in silver PLA for my son, pink PLA for my daughter, and matte black PLA for my desk. It's looks nice and the handle is print-in-place and just clicks into it's final position with a little thumb-push. Enjoy!

Here's the follow-up to my original 1-20mm gauge set. This is the 21-40mm. I've done my best to condense the overall size, but so it's not a 2x size increase.

This print was inspired by one of Adam Savage's shop hammers. It's designed to be a fairly competent hammer, and yet also just something useful to have in your 3D printing toolbox for those prints that might need a little extra love. I printed it in PETG and did manual color swaps (I don't have an AMS) to give it a black and grey design. The blue is a TPU cover that gives the head a little more rubbery bounce for tapping things in. Turns it onto a hammer on one side and a mallet on the other.

I wanted to see if I could design some east to print anti-vibration feed for my Bambu Lab A1 that could even take the edge off the vibration on my desk. Using a combination of 95A TPU and regular PLA, I have a working set that seems to make a noticeable difference in vibration on my desktop as well as it seems to have taken a bit off the overall volume of the print operation that was resonating through the desk. Hopefully they can give you a bit of sound and vibration isolation too!

Hi all.. There's a lot of various cable guides for the hot-end USB crossover cable on the A1, and this is my addition to that collection. All the ones I found were either just useless at actually holding the cable up, or the clips were so tight I thought they might damage my cable, so here's a set that holds the cable nicely out of the way and has enough spring to let it do it's thing without binding. Enjoy!

There's no super special story to go with this model. When I got my printer, I wanted to put it on my desk, but there was a height issue that prevented me from mounting the top spool holder. So, after some thinking, this model was born. My original of it is printed in Bambu PETG-HF and it's holding up excellent. Could be a problem solver for you too!