Nintendo Switch Game Card Sword Holder! ⚔️🎮" I've been working on this unique sword holder for Nintendo Switch game cards, blending style with practicality. It’s compact, lightweight, and optimized for minimal filament use while ensuring durability. To make printing smoother, I’ve integrated a custom support right into the model to prevent print failures. Don’t worry—it’s easy to remove! Just check the second photo for a quick tutorial on how to do it.

🗡️ Introducing the Micro SD Keychain Sword Holder—a functional, stylish, and compact way to carry your Micro SD cards on the go. Choose between a 3-slot or 4-slot version and keep your data secure in a truly epic way. Curious? Check it out and let me know what you think! ⚔️✨ #3DPrinting #KeychainDesign #MicroSDStorage"

🌟 Exciting Update! 🌟 The popular XL & XXL Battery Dispenser now has an add-on! 🎉 Introducing the Gridfinity Adapter Plate, designed to seamlessly integrate your dispenser into any Gridfinity setup. Take your organization to the next level with this easy-to-use solution! Perfect for makers already rocking the Gridfinity system. 👉 Check it out and let me know what you think! 🚀

Say goodbye to cluttered battery drawers! This super-efficient holder is perfect for organizing up to 10 AA or AAA batteries while using just 22g (AA) or 12g (AAA) of filament. With its sleek S-shaped design, it’s not just functional but also stylish. Plus, it’s incredibly versatile: Stand it upright for easy access. Lay it flat for compact storage. Mount it on the wall using the built-in screw slot. Lightweight, easy to print, and practical—check it out and keep your batteries in order! 🎉

Just spent the last few days designing and perfecting this AA/AAA Battery Holde! 🎨 After testing countless iterations, it’s finally ready to share! This compact holder features a multi-level, automatic feed system that ensures smooth battery organization. With customizable labels for easy orientation, it’s perfect for keeping batteries organized in both XL and XXL sizes. Let me know what you think or if you’ve tried a similar design! 👇 #BatteryHolder #3DPrinting #Organization #Batteries

✨ Compact & Practical Radius Gauge Set ✨ This lightweight, practical Radius Gauge Set covers inner and outer radii from 1mm to 30mm, perfect for quick, precise measurements. Designed to fit on a keychain, it uses just 9g of filament, making it a portable and efficient tool for makers. Two plates: one with a single-color design and another featuring multi-color numbers, ideal for printers with multi-color capabilities. Perfect for customization, accuracy, and convenience! 🌟

Tired of button batteries dying in your sensor? I modded mine to run on a LiPo battery from a vape! 💡 It’s simple: solder a diode (optional) to drop voltage or go full power if you’re okay with faint ghosting on the LCD. Tested on my sensor, works like a charm! ⚡ Warning: LiPo batteries are serious—don’t short them, and stick to this mod for same sensors. Ready to level up your DIY game? Let’s hack! #DIY #Modding #Electronics

Inspired by playful cats and holiday decorations, I designed a Christmas Cat Door Corner—a festive touch featuring a cat silhouette peeking around the corner at a Christmas tree. Whether scaled up or down, this design brings holiday cheer and a bit of feline fun to your home. Print it at 2mm for durability, or reduce to 1.5mm (or less) for a lighter, faster option. Perfect for adding a unique, playful element to your holiday decor! 🎄😸

The ultimate child safety door knob cover! Designed to be rugged and nearly unbreakable, this cover presents a real challenge for kids trying to gain access. With its clever mechanical design, it’s not just about safety; it’s also a fun and tough puzzle for little hands to figure out. If your child manages to break through this, they might just have what it takes to crack Fort Knox! Keep your home safe and secure with this practical, childproof solution.

When I got my Bambu P1S, I wanted my first print to be practical and fun. Managing filament poop was a must, so I designed this Filament Poop Chute: lightweight, compact, and perfect for setups near a wall. It uses just 165g of filament, prints in under 4h 45m, needs no supports, and holds lots of filament poop! With the leftover filament, you can also print a filament roll bracket. It’s a great first project—practical, efficient, and beginner-friendly. Let me know if this works!