This is fairly accurate 1/12 scale clone of the kitchen counter and stools in my house. I made it for fun and because my wife loves miniature things.

This utility knife handle is inspired by existing neck knife designs from companies like CRKT, Benchmade, and others. I wanted to create a simple, elegant knife handle that prints fast and uses less hardware than existing utility knife handles. I secondly wanted to design a sheath that securely holds the knife in a neck-worn configuration or clipped to clothing or other gear. This is my V1 result.

This utility knife handle fits in the form factor of a credit card, transforms from flat card to functional handle & blade, and locks open and closed. I was inspired by the classic CardSharp, but wanted to make a version that uses utility knife blades and is easily printable. I designed and posted a V1 Card Utility Knife a few weeks ago and got some feedback from the community. Thanks to everyone who printed and/or took the time to comment on V1! Check out V2 and tell me what you think!

This fox is assembled from flat pieces that can be printed together as a kit card or separately if you don't need the card. Print this cute little fox as a desk decoration, a party favor, a gift for your nieces and nephews (or anyone!)

I made these in response to a suggestion on my original miniature book models! The originals are slightly larger (around 1:10 scale). These new book models have: Updated size to the ever-popular 1:12 scale An updated clasp (more durable, more grippy) Slightly more accurate aspect ratio for normal book sizes Same material thickness at fold for durability

Did we get into 3D printing to save money? NO! Did we get into 3D printing to save time? NO! Did we get into 3D printing so we don't have to drive to the store for things? YES! Did we get into 3D printing so we could feel productive and show our spouses cool trinkets that we made? YES! So stay home, press print, feel like you're accomplishing something while you wait 45 minutes, and then show your spouse your new, and very beautiful, functional, and durable hanger.

I made this keycap set in conjunction with my second Dactyl Manuform build. I had often searched MakerWorld and other 3D model sites for keycap sets without much luck except the occasional single blank key. I decided to take this problem on and create a working set of 3D printable keycaps with a real profile gradient and decent looking lettering on the keys.

I made this book shelf as a companion to my miniature book models. I think the white print actually looks okay as a modern aesthetic, but if you print in other colors, please post photos! I'm sure a more wood-grain-like color scheme would look great.

I made these mini books to help my wife create a collection of miniature books. While there are many existing book minis, she wanted a model that can open to the first page and also stay shut for display on miniature shelves, etc., as well as various sizes to give the impression of a real collection of books that a person might have. I did the 3D design and printing, while she made the covers and pasted them onto the books.

Made a custom 3.5mm precision nozzle for the Kacnon electric duster so I can aim the airflow more accurately. It uses the standard 1" quick-connect bayonet mount, has side vents to keep the pump happy, and the total output area matches the stock tips. You can even cover the side holes for a short burst of higher forward pressure.

I made this organizer because I couldn't find one that was small and concise enough for my needs. This organizer features drawers labeled for machine screws of varying M diameters and lengths (it also includes a model of a blank drawer which can be used if you don't want labels).

Ever lost a face tile for your YuXin Little Magic 11x11? Well here is your solution! With just a little post processing, this print is almost indistinguishable from the other face tiles on the cube.

I needed a hook to hold the curtain back on my glass door, and I realized the hinge was a ready-made mounting point. This simple hook has been a great solution that I use almost daily to let more light into my house!