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I tried other mounts to add a Skadis board to the side of my printer, but they weren&#39;t sturdy! This results in the board moving too easily when tools are added/removed. I improved on other concepts by:<ul><li>Improving the tolerance on the piece that hooks over the printer edge, resulting in less “swinging” of the Skadis board when removing/adding tools.</li><li>Adding two hooks for the board to hang on, further reducing movement.</li><li>Improved the tolerance of the hooks on the board-end too.</li></ul>Note if using 3D-printed boards: If it doesn&#39;t print evenly (usually if there&#39;s warping, or if you haven&#39;t leveled or calibrated filament), then one end or corner of your board may be thicker or thinner than others. This may result in a loose or tight fit of the hooks. Looser causes the most problems in my experience. You have a couple of options in this case:<ol><li>Orient or flip the board to get a better fit on the hooks</li><li>Calibrate and re-print the board.</li></ol>

Better X1/P1 Skadis Printer Mount

Organisation

A simple caddy to hold two remotes, and a box of tissues.&nbsp;I&#39;ve included 2 print profiles. My preferred with 20% infill (I like a little more heft),And a faster-printing one with infill at 10%.

Remote & Tissue Box Holder

Household 

This is a coffee organisation system inspired by Gridfinity, but built on a 78mm base (instead of 42mm), because many coffee/espresso accessories are larger.&nbsp;As this is a work in progress, I&#39;d love any productive feedback you have. Are there things you wish were included? Please let me know :)&nbsp;The system includes baseplates that are designed for 6x2mm press-fit magnets (3x3 down to 2x1); all included in the baseplates print profile.&nbsp;Included accessories to go on top (so far) include:<ul><li>1Zpresso K-max holder (this may suit other models - please let me know!)</li><li>Base for 58.5mm tamper, or other tools with a 58mm base (see pic of People&#39;s WDT inside the same base).</li><li>A wider (61mm) and deeper base, which I use to hold my Decent Espresso Filter3 basket.</li><li>Paper-filter holder (suitable for 58mm or smaller).</li><li>Espresso basket holder (holds 2x baskets).</li><li>Puck screen holder (up to 3x 2mm thick screens). This has holes that go all the way through, for draining/drying (you may choose to place a paper towel underneath).</li><li>Dosing tube holders for 4, 8 or 12 tubes (in 1x1, 2x1 and 3x1 unit configurations - pictures for this coming soon).</li><li>Several trays, from 3x3 down to 1x1.</li></ul>Each top unit is designed to minimize sharp corners inside, so they&#39;re easier to brush down (let&#39;s face it, coffee particles love to invade…)&nbsp;Printing tips:Ironing is on for the top layers, since there is a lot of flat surface. This produces a nicer-looking finish. You may choose to turn it off for a faster print, but I think it&#39;s worth leaving on.&nbsp;

GridCoffee - Coffee Organisation System

Coffee

<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/@hellojoe/collections/980238" rel="nofollow noopener">See all my Gridfinity designs here</a>&nbsp;Wanted a tray to hold an AC remote, so whipped this up.It&#39;s 1x5 in Gridfinity terms.&nbsp;Tray inner is 187 long x 25 wide x 20mm deep.There are two print profiles:<ol><li>A standard version with 2 wall loops. This is a quicker print, but if you care, in a bright environment light shines through the walls, and you can see the infill pattern easily. Doesn&#39;t matter in a drawer or dark office etc.</li><li>Thicker walls (5 loops) so that light doesn&#39;t shine through, but longer print time.</li></ol>Note, if you&#39;re looking for a model where each side rim is the same thickness (this one isn&#39;t!), <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/135266" rel="nofollow noopener">then look here</a>.&nbsp;Update 2024-04-01:Magnet holes are a better press-fit.