I made these boxes because it took me to long to find my duplicate World Cup stickers when trading, it was messy and hard to sort. Each group has its own box with the name and flag, so it’s much easier to organize extras while filling the album. Important note: print them in PETG, otherwise they can be very hard to open. Feedback is welcome!

I made this wall mount to keep my Jiu-Jitsu gi from ending up on a chair or in a pile after training. The 3 hooks keep the pants, jacket, and belt separated but together in one spot. Simple single-part print, but it made my gear setup feel way more organized.

I had made a lot of pegboard accessories before, but the setup started to feel a little busy. I remodeled them with a Japandi-inspired style and simplified the designs so they still work well but look much cleaner. It made my space feel calmer and more organized. Would love to hear what pieces you’d add next.

I wanted to make a chess set that looked handmade, so I gave the pieces a knitted texture. It keeps the classic shapes recognizable but adds a cozy twist that I really liked. I’d love to see people try other colors for their set.

I wanted to make a chess set that actually looked like wood without needing sanding or painting. I printed mine with Elegoo PLA Wood and really liked the texture it gave the pieces. It should work with other wood PLA too. Let me know how it turns out with your filament!

I wanted to make a chess set that felt a little more natural and less perfectly smooth, so I gave the pieces an organic texture. It makes the set feel more unique while still keeping each piece easy to recognize during play.

I designed all six chess pieces as simple decor for a desk, shelf, or game room. I wanted something recognizable and easy to place around the house without needing a full board setup. Great for chess fans or anyone who likes classic game-inspired decor.

I made a simple printable medical kit with an otoscope, syringe, thermometer, and medicine bottle. I kept everything small, durable, and easy to print. It turned into a fun little role-play set. I'm thinking about adding more tools later, let me know what I should include!

I wanted to see how big I could reasonably print a chess piece, so I started with a pawn. It prints in two parts and joins with a peg, which made it way easier to fit on the printer. Used banana for scale. I’m working on the rest of the pieces now, would love feedback before I finish the full set!

I turned my little spring clicker into a syringe version. Same push-and-bounce mechanism, just with a medical twist. I thought it would make a fun small gift for a friend studying medicine :)

I made this little fidget clicker just for fun, but it turned out way more satisfying than I expected. The inner spring gives it a nice bounce when you push it, and you can just keep clicking it over and over. It’s small enough to keep on your desk or in your pocket. :)

Now I made a bishop as a decorative piece for my room. I’ve always liked the shape of chess pieces so I'm trying to make all of them as decorations.

After finishing the pawn, I had to continue the set, so here’s the rook. I like how the top detail gives it a stronger presence compared to the pawn. Still an easy, single-piece print. Planning to keep going with the full set.

I wanted a simple decorative piece for my desk and ended up modeling this pawn. It’s a clean shape, easy to print, and scales really well if you want a bigger statement piece.

I made this Valentine box inspired by the Simpsons episode where Ralph doesn’t get any cards. It’s a simple print with a few glued parts, nothing complicated. I just wanted something cute and nostalgic for Valentine’s Day that fellow fans would recognize instantly.

Made this frame to hold Instax prints just in time for Valentine’s Day! It fits the photos perfectly and adds a sweet little heart touch :)

Made this Nutella container as a fun little stash jar, one version holds pens, the other hides candy or small gifts. It’s got a twist-on lid and prints very easilly, I'm going to gift it as a Valentines gift. Let me know how you use yours!

I made this little stocking for my desk at work, I ended up using it as a candy stash during December! It holds pens or sweets, prints easy, and brought a surprising amount of holiday spirit to the office. Let me know if you tweak it or add a personal touch!

Made these full-size Shock, Lock, and Barrel masks for a Halloween group costume. I designed them to be easy to print and withouth the need to use an AMS. Loops are built in so you can add elastic and wear them right away. Let me know if you end up printing all three!

I was tired of digging through drawers for my printer tools and spares, so I made a set of pegboard holders for everything, nozzles, scrapers, bolts, you name it. Each one snaps onto a standard Home Depot pegboard using glued pegs. It's been a game changer for keeping my space clean. Let me know if there’s a tool you’d want a holder for!