A case for Lilygo T-Beam v1.2 (it also fits v1.1) that doesn't require screws.

«ITALIAN» Inizio la giornata di lavoro, partecipo ad una riunione pensando di aver trovato una soluzione ad un problema ed ero pronto per comunicarlo al mio responsabile ma... arriva la telefonata del collega che mi comunica l'insorgenza di un nuovo problema. Attendo l'arrivo di una stampante per aiutare i suoceri a stampare dei documenti uirgenti ma... arriva danneggiata. Da qui l'idea e la necessità di creare al volo questo portachiavi 🤣

+++ I've added the 4 inches profiles for both round and square coasters! +++ ⤵️

I was looking for a simple accessory to place 6 33cl beer bottles in my fridge, but all the models I found here required no less than 400g of filament and several hours of printing. So I created this support that tries to optimize filament consumption and printing time, trying to maintain a stable structure, I'm sharing it here in case you need it too.

I needed to create a lid for these wonderful stackable boxes (https://makerworld.com/en/models/963675-stackable-storage-boxes), mainly to protect my precious tulip bulbs from my dog 🤣 I hope it can be useful to you too!

How many times after releasing a new version have we said this to the customer? 😁 As soon as I bought a 3D printer I thought of creating this coaster to distribute to the entire project team! 💪 Have fun and give me a boost if you like it! Thanks! 🙏(Edited)

After the great success of the Biohazard Spinning Sign, here is the Radiation Spinning Sign!

I was trying to take an original shot of this Easter place holder and my dog ​​tried to catch the attention (as always :D )

I lost the rubber of the bike stand so many times that I felt the need to make one myself. It is in TPU 95A, I attach the photos of its section to evaluate if it is right for you or not.

Who wouldn't want to have a Biohazard sign with a rotating logo in their bedroom or home laboratory? I made this gadget to install in my garage, if you like it please boost me!

I recently bought a printer and I am a 3D design neophyte. I think that starting from simple models made in Fusion and participating in Contests could be an incentive to learn and improve in the technique. And so here I am! I thought that the Corcelain Triangle model was well suited to accommodate small plants. Not having holes for water drainage it is particularly recommended for succulents indoors or for Tillandsia (aka "air plant" to obtain nutrients from humidity in the air).

I made a side hook for my radiator, it was often occupied by my wife's towels and I was missing a support to attach the bathrobe or an additional small towel.