My daughter wanted a dress up cornor in her room. I designed and printed these tension rod holders that allow me to mount the round in the cornor of the room by coming off the wall at a 45 degree angle. I am also planning on useing these to hang a flower basket in the cornor of a room. Would love to see your prints and how you end up using this. Its time to liven up the cornors of our rooms! I used screws that are 25mm long with the widest part of the head being 8mm to attach the base plate.

I came across these towel hooks linked below. I printed several sets but over time the adhesion method I used wore off. The design provided here incorporates a base plate that is first screwed to the wall and then the towel hook slides over. This towel holder is also meant for bigger towels as these are mounted in my bathroom. Mounting screws are 25mm long with the widest part of the head being 8mm. Inspired by: https://makerworld.com/en/models/614085-the-greatest-towel-hooks-v2

I have been getting into sharpening my own kinfes at home. Turns out it is not as easy as I thought, but we are improving. One issue I kept running into was getting my whetstone to stay in place on my kitchen sink. For me this is the ideal place to sharpen the knife as I splash water on the whetstone, but the middle of my sink is to skinny. This quick print allows you to rest your whetstone on the print for balance. By using light clamping pressure my whetstone is now secure.

Do you ever sit in your bath tub and wish you could have just two more inches of water to cover up your knees? This model raises the height of the overflow/cleanout hole of your bathtub to give you those extra inches. Included in the print profile are two different models. The first includes a cutout for TPU gaskets. The second can be printed without any gaskets incase you do not have/want to print TPU.

This quick model will hold your drip coffee maker off of the counter freeing up space. Make sure to use CA clue when you attach 3m strips to the printed part. Happy printing :)

Do you also live in a house from the 1920s? Do you have doors that have shrunk over the last 100 years that you do not have them time or money to replace? Here is a quick fix to space our the strike plate allowing your door to latch again.

Do you ever find your fingers hurting from lugging around an over stuffed laundry basket? Print these replacement handles and save your fingers.