I have been searching for a way to mount my Ubiquiti G6 Instant as a baby monitor. I found many solutions that include permanently mounting a G6 but none that would allow it to be temporarily mounted, and moved as needed. While looking at Skadis solutions, and clamps, I found the multifunctional arm that will allow me to both mount the camera, and an Anker 737 battery pack (8hrs of runtime), creating the ultimate portable baby monitor.

Organizing with Gridfinity has been a lot of fun. With 3D printing, the ability to organize by color has always been a great way to group tools. However, choosing colors has been a permanent decision unless you were willing to reprint the entire model. This bin is designed to support both the wider AA batteries and the narrower Super Glue and Gorilla Glue tubes with a changeable color faceplate. So, changing your mind on a color only requires that you reprint the faceplate.

There are many Nintendo Switch 1 and 2 game case displays but none that fit both unenclosed game cases and enclosed game cases with a 0.50mm video game protector. This model is designed from scratch using Fusion 360 to display both. For reference, I use Kollector Protector (https://kollectorprotector.com/collections/video-game-box-protectors/products/uv-scratch-resistant-nintendo-switch-video-game-box-protectors-made-with-0-50mm-thick-pet-acid-free-plastic)

Gridfinity has made organizating tools a joy. And with 3D printing, the ability to organize tools by color makes it visually distinct and appealing. However, choosing colors has largely been a permanent decision. If you decide to change the color for your 3D printing tools, this meant that you'd have to reprint the entire model with a different trim. This reduces the cost of changing your mind by only requiring that you reprint the faceplate.