Remixing on https://makerworld.com/en/models/114960-2023-f150-cubby-cover#profileId-123625 design, I ditched the F150 logo for the tremor logo. The tremor outline is recessed into the plate and the word mark sits higher, allowing for a three color look. The thin height of orange allows for the slight and more neutral coloring. Like the original, the cover simply slides in and hides all the things we throw in that slot, with a hole cut out for charging cables to the USC ports.

New pistol sizes being added as print profiles now! This remix was inspired by MattHimSelph's side arm holster, but shrunken down for compact/subcompact carriers. The model was modified specifically to fit a gen5 glock26, however is confirmed to fit a hellcat pro comp (with and with out streamlight).

This model give you the ability to fit the Yeti Rambler coffee mug into your vehicle cup holder. This allows for better coffe transportation on the go. The design kept in mind the usefuleness of the few vehicle cupholders, allowing one to place drink cans in the adapter without removing it if you wish.

This remix was inspired by MattHimSelph's side arm holster, but shrunken down for compact/subcompact carriers. The model was modified specifically to fit a gen5 glock26, however is confirmed to fit a hellcat pro comp (with and with out streamlight) as well as a glock 43x (a bit more loose). Matt has some amazing instructions to use the holster as well as a parts list, https://makerworld.com/en/models/1812716-2021-2026-f150-side-arm-holster#profileId-2969217 here.

Nanit flex stand monitor mount. I did not want the floor stand for space reasons or the wall mount for mobility and traveling. I realized that the flex stand was only as good as the place you had to sit it so here is my take on an adaptable mounting solution that does not cost about $100 or make it a permanent fixture to your wall. The base of the camera slides into the mount, and there are cutouts for the power cable that allow for some rotation for proper monitoring based on your setup.

While there other similar, this model combines two great ideas. It functions as both a can koozie and a can handle, fitting Alani, Bum, and 12oz Ghost Energy cans with no issues. There is some wiggle room on the sides, approx 1mm, but that prevents the user from having to force the can in, and air out. It as well makes it slightly more universal as the Bum cans are slightly bigger than Alani cans overall.

My wife has many Hydrojug tumblers, and the lid seems to get stuck on all of them. This tool gives somewhere to put pressure and help open the lid, stuck or not. This has been tested with both the 40oz, 32 oz and 20 oz cups. I have added a keychain hole at the base for easy storage. There are many great uses including the off brand spill proof lid for Stanley cups.

While there other similar, this model combines two great ideas. It functions as both a can koozie and a can handle, fitting Alani, Bum, and 12oz Ghost Energy cans with no issues. There is some wiggle room on the sides, approx 1mm, but that prevents the user from having to force the can in, and air out. It as well makes it slightly more universal as the Bum cans are slightly bigger than Alani cans overall.

Nanit flex stand monitor mount. I did not want the floor stand for space reasons or the wall mount for mobility and traveling. I realized that the flex stand was only as good as the place you had to sit it so here is my take on an adaptable mounting solution that does not cost about $100 or make it a permanent fixture to your wall. This is perfect for anyone who opted for the flex stand but needs more flexibility in placement options.

My wife's tumblers lids kept getting stuck on, stuck to the point of using a non-slip kitchen jar opener and cracking one of the handles. The past week, there have been no stuck lids on any of the 7 cups in our home.