Cute bookmarks. I'm not sure they'd make actually good paperclips, but they'll do lovely for young readers reading actual books. Of course, that may also be a dying breed of person.

I printed six just before a trip. I have a computer, a phone, a tablet, and a gaming system. And I'm just one of three on the trip. Lol. I have them anchored to a USB A/USB C strip that's plugged into a single jack. While I actually have access to enough chargers this time, I didn't want to take chances with availability or have cables all over the place. These manage that sitch well.

I have a few dremels that have lost this piece over time and I was looking for one just about the time i found this file. Now my dremel is much more a part of my regular go-to tools again.

I bought myself a GoPro. I'm still tyring to figure out all the things I can do with it. One I really like is retrofitting it to a bunch of old tripods so I can take it anywhere and make sure it's stable. This is an essential element and so simple to overlook.

I printed a few Kallax drawers which seemed like a good choice for many organizational tasks, but there are some things....like gaming systems...that just don't fit well in drawers and these shelves (printed as large as the printable area will allow) were just the thing I needed to make a few shelves more useful.

My C2 bike is starting to get a little crowded with 3d prints: I have a phone holder, a bottle holder, and a computer mount. I love it. This is the perfect addition to my preparation. Now I need a mount for my fan so I can simulate wind from the ceiling. Probably any hook will do.

I printed the heavier print profile in ABS. And I'm excited about the results. I have tools in so many places. Now I just need to keep printing to organize all the 1/4 inch things that fit in these.

My son needs organizers for his art supplies and this worked like a champ. Since he's six, I printed in ABS for some durability and I have a few rolls of generic ABS.

Loved the outcome of this. Printed in PETG HF due to application: outdoors and activity. Worked like a charm for my wife's phone!

I printed this for the iPhone 16 Pro. I'm thrilled with the outcome. I'd printed one previously from someone else in TPU for my iPhone 13 Pro that fit ok, but a new phone needs a new case. This one is printed in PLA metallic (gold) and PLA basic for the blue. I'm going to attach some N52 magnets in the ring.

I don't even own this game, but after a conversation with a friend about the burgeoning "cottage industry" of 3D-printed game box organizers for board games, I had to try. So, when one of my family members showed up with this box one night (and didn't already have a printed organizer), I had to print one. Of course, I didn't have a pretty robin's egg blue on hand to match the box or the game, but just knowing that some of these more popular games have many choices available for printing game organizers was inspirational.

Loved this print. My son had been begging me for a boat that he could use with his Army men, and when I saw this Zodiac, I thought how perfect it would be—printed easily. My son contends that it doesn't fit the Army men because they can't face forward. I'd say that's on me for not understanding the "customer" needs of my first grader, rather than the design of this boat. I loved it at first glance. What I may do to achieve the desired impact on the "customer" is scale it up. Though I'm not sure it would fit in with his other bathtub toys. Sometimes customers need to have their expectations managed a bit. :-)

I first considered pickleball a few weeks ago, when I saw it on a cruise, and I thought about buying some gear when I got home. Then I saw these rackets while perusing for other models to build. This is great—simple design, snug tolerances, so no need for glue. My wife and I are excited to go out and test these sometime soon.

This print hasn't been officially tested yet. I noticed last week that one of our household items (a small slinky) had been commandeered for use as a fidget...observed by the tangled mess...so I went looking for a single-piece fidget that would be harder to mess up for the person who altered the slinky beyond recognition. This seemed like the perfect opportunity. I've tested it in the send that I've sent. And before this one, I'd printed another fidget in TPU that disintegrated on contact due to printing errors. So far, very impressed with the simplicity and durability of this design.

I love it when someone creates something I really need and haven't thought of yet, as in this case. Brilliant concept. My old Kindle cover was falling apart. I read a lot, so it gets abused through use. I suppose that since my Kindle is now outdated, it was harder to find someone who has kept their Kindle as long as I have, and also designs their 3D prints. Thanks for reviving my Kindle. I noticed that when I printed the connectors in silk and tried to use the same filament for the connecting file, the tolerances in the connectors were particularly tight. I may try printing in a matte or PETG material. I just liked the idea of something that made it stand out, since I'd used black and white for the back and front.

've been meaning to print this for months...Since I got my P1S. I'm excited to try it out now that it's installed. Went on the machine perfectly, and it was easy to fit everything together. Life threw me a curveball with a power outage yesterday, and half the prints had to be scrapped because they restarted with strings, but other than that, it was an overall good experience.

I've been meaning to print this for months...Since I got my P1S. I'm excited to try it out now that it's installed. It went on the machine perfectly; everything was easy to fit together. Life threw me a curveball with a power outage yesterday, and half the prints had to be scrapped because they restarted with strings, but other than that, it was an overall good experience.

This cover printed great in generic TPU. My old case, a Rokform, had started to come apart, and I decided to print a new one rather than buy another. I've had this on my phone for about a week. The volume buttons are stiff. Not a complaint...just an observation. If I had a significant problem, I could print another, but this one has remained on my phone since I exchanged it.