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Dossi

Cloth Storage Box “Quilted Cube” – Add Cozy Charm to Your Organization!&nbsp;Bring a touch of cozy charm to your home organization with our Quilted Cube Storage Box. Designed to resemble soft quilted fabric, this cubic storage box combines functionality with playful elegance. It&#39;s perfect for storing your essentials while adding a stylish accent to any room.&nbsp;Variants &amp; Dimensions: The model comes in three distinct sizes with the following inner dimensions<ul><li>L - 98 x 98 x 98 mm</li><li>M - 73 x 73 x 73 mm</li><li>S - 48 x 48 x 48 mm</li></ul>It is possible to scale the individual models to your needs. We advise to use the next smaller size to keep the clearance of the parts close to the original model.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000502595/design/2024-06-19_bf0519d613e8f.png"></figure>&nbsp;License: Free commercial license. Attribution would be really nice :)&nbsp;Note: To save resources, the model was printed in size “S” to be used for the proof image in the interest of sustainability. 🌎&nbsp;Contact: Do you have any questions regarding my models? In need for a special design or specific dimensions? Just wanting to say “Hi”? :) Feel free to contact me: <a href="mailto:ttechs.designs@gmail.com" rel="nofollow">ttechs.designs@gmail.com</a>&nbsp;Also check out my <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/@Dossi96/collections/1444777" rel="nofollow noopener">“Cloth Planter Collection”</a> and follow for many more to come :)<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000502595/design/2024-06-19_9d5f8f5bcfab1.png"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000502595/design/2024-06-19_38781b9ae60a1.png"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000502595/design/2024-06-19_1d3dfa395dab5.png"></figure>

Cloth Storage Box - Quilted Cube (Com. Lic.)

organization

MeltIn

A vintage touch for your small parts! With this Floppy Disks storage, you can store small bolts, screws, washers, or anything you like! Open the top flap to fill the storage and close it to use it.. You can download the PDF with the labels and use it for any products you prefer!&nbsp;The print is particularly simple, requiring no supports or special attention, just print all the piece, stick with glue the rear little disk and attach the upper part!&nbsp;&nbsp;

Floppy Disk - Small Parts Storage

home & garden

iabisaac

This emergency pill dispenser is tiny and fits only one pill. It is discrete and can be easily carried on your keychain. It is securely screwed on and has a knurled grip to unscrew the container.

UniPill

Travel

Protoprints

Looks impossible? Think again!&nbsp;Instantly elevate your bland office desk and get rid of your boring laptop risers and stands!Watch your envious colleagues&#39; jaws drop as they struggle to process a laptop floating in mid air!&nbsp;Design has been tested with a 13&#34; HP Elitebook and a 16&#34; Macbook Pro. Most laptops should fit provided that the bottom half is not too thick. Works great with iPads and other tablets too, especially for looking at recipes in the kitchen!&nbsp;This is an improved version of the <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/201206#profileId-221572" rel="nofollow noopener">original design</a> with the following goals:<ul><li>Better stability - base of the model has been reworked to be much more stable with no load / loads of different sizes (phones, tablets, laptops, etc)</li><li>Better grip - design now includes a printable TPU foot that fits in a cutout on the base (version with no foot is also available for folks that do not have TPU / do not wish to use it). No more sliding around the desk!</li><li>Design rework - many of the sharp angles have been replaced with sweeping curves. While design is subjective, i think this makes for a much more elegant look overall</li><li>Printable in one piece with no supports</li><li>Fits on A1 Mini! - i dont have one to test on, but the model fits comfortably in the build area</li></ul>Printing&nbsp;Update 7 May 2024 - added faster print profiles as there seems to be some demand for them. would still recommend going for the original high quality profiles for a more seamless look, especially with matte / wood filaments.&nbsp;The pictured model was printed with wood PLA, but any material should work. Use a heat resistant material if using in a hot environment.<ul><li>4 walls</li><li>30% gyroid infill</li><li>No supports required</li></ul>I have found that the above is sufficent to produce a nice strong print. Increase the number of walls / infill at your discretion if you wish to add even more strength.&nbsp;Do not change the print orientation! Model must be printed side down to maximize strength at stress points.&nbsp;Assembly&nbsp;Simply attach the rubber foot to the base of the model with superglue.<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000451998/design/2024-05-03_35485ecf29b068.jpeg">&nbsp;Happy printing! Share your makes!

The Impossible Laptop Stand v2 - Fits A1 Mini!

laptop stands

uni3Dworld

Format STL and OBJCreated in blenderMaterial PLA2 perimeters15 % infillNo supports

Vase 2

Plants

ExtRuben

This small rugged container is made for storing a single Keycap.The inner size is 28x28x38 mm.There is no holderbilder for the keycap included so it must bene designed on ur own to fit ur specific cap.3x M3x20mm screws needed.

Rugged Box Mini / Keycap / Rings

Jewelry

finniminni

I designed this lamp to put all my filament purges to good use. You can fill the upper part of the lamp with all the colourful filament purges you have collected and let the lamp shine through. Of course you can also fill it with anything else that gives a nice shine.I designed two versions of the base. One for regular light bulbs and one for using LED strips that can be wrapped around a column in the middle (see pictures).For the bulb version you can just use a normal light socket that can be glued in place.IMPORTANT: When using the bulb version, use only LED bulbs to prevent heat build-up inside the lamp.The top needs to be printed with some sort of transparent filament. I used transparent PETG.I printed the parts with "fuzzy-skin" to give the top a frosted glass look.I take no responsibility for any dangers in installing the lamp. Please only work with electricity if you know what you are doing.

Filament Poop Lamp

Lamps

crazywako

Gridfinity 2x2x6 Bambu small replacements bin. - 9 slots for nozzle screws - 4 silicone socks - 3 clips - A small slot for little screws for hotend - 10 slots for thermal grease and lubricant grease - 3 filament cutters - 3 slots for nozzle wiper screws - 3 nozzle wipers Enjoy.

Gridfinity Bambu small replacements bin (screws, grease, cutter, sock, nozzle clip and wiper)

Gridfinity

N426

*Update*Now that I actually have a Bambu printer, I uploaded a proper profile from studio with the couple variations of the parts, all painted. The total  time is inflated thanks to the many color swaps to make the spools, but that can be avoided if you don&#39;t need it in kit card form. I&#39;d recommend printing plates 1, 3, and 5(x4) which should all print in about 4 hours. Originally I just uploaded an .stl of everything, so that&#39;s where the AMS was hiding as some comments note. My attempt at making a 1:13ish scale model kit card of the X1/P1S series printers, plus the AMS, with a bunch of movable parts to play with including but not necessarily limited to:-Print head on the X-axis - be careful when removing from the print bed, as the head isn&#39;t actually attached to anything, only printed in place with the rails bridging through it -X-axis on the Y- axis-Print bed on the back wall - the front end is heavier than the back, so it will try to rotate forward which just causes it to hold its position-Door hinged between bottom plate and small front wall-AMS top cover print in place hinged to AMS rear wall-Spools on AMS-Poop chute that fits a purge line&nbsp;The early iterations of this had a more true to form design, but having the axes manipulate-able from the outside was way easier than keeping them fully enclosed and much more satisfying to move.&nbsp;The main kit card will give you just a printer, the AMS kit card will have a different top plate for the printer to join the two together. If you want a standalone AMS, you should be able to split the upper half of the big square piece out of the card (above 1.8mm). There&#39;s also AMS separate if that adds any convenience. &nbsp;I print everything at 0.2mm layer height, 0.1mm should work too.&nbsp;There&#39;s only a few places you&#39;ll need to use supports: the bottom tab of the 3 main walls, the front of the AMS base plate and under the AMS top cover.&nbsp;Couple of ways to assemble, just take it easy everything should slot into each other and friction fit in place with not too much force, just remember a lot of these pieces are small and fragile. Only glue needed on the knobs on the door/top glass.Printer:Base &gt; side walls &gt; x-axis slots into rear of side wall slots &gt; build plate onto base &gt; rear wall slots over side walls and over build blate into base &gt; hold door in place (there&#39;s a little bump in the base it sits in) &gt; top upper little front wall notches into side walls and over door notch &gt; top cover &gt; screenAMS:Base &gt; front wall &gt; rear wall/cover &gt; side walls may be bit tricky maneuvering around the cover buy they&#39;ll find their way over the front/rear tabs and into the base &gt; axis through one side wall &gt; x4 spools &gt; axis through other wall &gt; slowly close cover&nbsp;Oh it also can hold 5 sd cards/adapters between the open door and opposite wall. Last nifty feature is the spools on top can be conveniently used as an abacus when the ever imperative need arises, as it so often does.&nbsp;I don&#39;t have a Bambu printer yet, and this is my first upload to Maker World, so hopefully the models work and are able to take full advantage of the AMS for multi-colors, rather than having to manually swap/sharpie things as seen in some of my pics. Please let me know if there&#39;s anything I can do to improve. I hope you like them!&nbsp;

X1C/P1S Movable Axes/AMS/Fidget/SD holder Kit Card

Scale Items

wapittman

Remixed the wall cleat so it can be used on a Wall Control pegboard. Use along with the hanger found here <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/129024-reprack-open-source-spool-holder-and-storage-syste" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.printables.com/model/129024-reprack-open-source-spool-holder-and-storage-syste</a>

RepRack SingleWallCleat for Wall Control

Wall Control Pegboards

AU3D

I've been using the 2 hooks for several months now. Although they are functional, the hooks are subpar because they lack sufficient resistance when I take whatever is hanging there. This led to enough frustration that I decided to create a remixed version with custom-designed hooks featuring low tolerance. These new hooks ensure a significantly more secure grip due to the increased friction between the model and the board. The hooks come in 4 sizes ranging from 25mm to 50mm<h3>Lock Plug</h3>For a permanent installation I highly recommend using the <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/92747" rel="nofollow noopener">Lock Plug</a> I attached to prevent the holder from sliding out of the pegboard holes when you retrieve your tool. Depending on your print settings, filament and board, you might have to choose <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/92747" rel="nofollow noopener">another size</a>.<h3>Skadis Collection</h3>I am constantly developing more IKEA Skadis attachments. Check out my <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/u/2942852598/collections/188108" rel="nofollow noopener">IKEA Skadis Collection here</a>.

Hooks for IKEA Skadis (25mm to 50mm)

Ikea Skadis Pegboards

WhatIsHeBuildingInThere

This is a small shelf supported by a skull instead of a conventional bracket. The profile of the shelf is also lined with skull impressions. Very cool unique Goth aesthetic home decor. The shelf was also designed with a tapered pocket in the back so it can easily be hung flush on the wall with picture hanging nails. It was printed in Esun black PLA and Esun Bone White.1 color change and a fairly fast print. I've also printed on a rainbow PEY holographic build plate with neat results. Enjoy :)

Human Skull Shelf

Organic Items

The Printsmith

My latest design - A useful print in place Bi-Directional Ratchet Driver. Strong and durable, ratchet mechanism fully tested. Prints fully assembled and working, with a comfortable ridged and knurled design. &nbsp;Fit a driver bit to tighten or loosen screws etc. Just flip the bit to the opposite end for reverse direction. Recommend using an extension for easier fitting and removal of bit. Uses just 29g of filament. Recommend printing in PETG for long term durability, will also add a tested PLA profile &nbsp;Can also be used as a fidget roller, making a satisfying clicking noise with each twist.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Bi-Directional Ratchet Driver - Print in place

Tools

Adam L

Update(8/6/23): Added a low-interference version for anyone having problems with collisions with their toolhead cover. This one is harder to print, but it should solve the issue for people where they get rubbing with the support arm. This has steeper overhangs, recommend you print at a lower layer height with wider outer walls, which should help the print work. Added a picture of the model to the photo gallery.Update(6/27/23): Minor revision to the design, added a couple missing fillets to the top of the snout. No need to reprint, but if you are printing again, might want to grab this version.Update(5/3/23): I now recommend trying this one first over the parent mod, as I think it may be more generally superior with more upsides than downsides. It seems like it's been functioning well for a bit.My <a href="https://www.printables.com/model/338542-x1-p1p-ptfe-tube-guide-to-fix-loading-issues-best-" rel="nofollow">original PTFE Tube guide fix for the Bambu Labs X1/X1C/P1P series here</a> has been more successful than I could have imagined, and I'm glad it's helped a lot of people!In this remix, I'm presenting a shortened alternative that may be desirable for some people for a variety of reasons. Provided in 3MF and STEP format in a single design that is compatible with both X1 and P1P. Shown printed at 0.16 mm height with 3 walls in cloudy white PETG. There are some pros and cons relative to the original design, which should help you decide which is for you:Pros<ul><li>Quicker print/less filament (~2.8 g vs 4.5g)</li><li>Harder to destroy, more reinforced</li><li>May work better in certain scenarios where the filament is very stiff. I found the original model's curve restrictions kept forcing a very-stiff filament like eSUN’s ePAHT-CF to break, and I could not use it with the original design. With this design, I can print even this extremely stiff material! <a href="https://www.printables.com/model/457284-panylon-tuned-x1c-print-profiles-for-bambuorca-sli" rel="nofollow">You can find my tuned profile for that here</a>.</li><li>Cuter looking, protrudes less.</li><li>Probably slightly less finicky to print… less reliant on long overhangs. I would still use a brim, however.</li></ul>Cons<ul><li>Doesn't prevent the PTFE from hitting the glass as much as the other model.</li><li>Requires decent short-bridging performance in your print (I had no problems in PETG, as shown).</li></ul>&nbsp;Printing instructions here are the same as the parent file from which this is remixed . Please see that link for details .

ShortStack: The Tiny Little Bambu AMS loading fix that might save your sanity!

P1S Mods

LDVCO.

Easy to print fridge magnet with propeller theme. Great fun to watch it spinning.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/225046/2023-12-01_0c5a3ab65ff26.gif"></figure>&nbsp;<h2>Printing</h2>Choose one of the provided color profiles by selecting the plate (one stripe/two stripes) or create your own by using the “height modifier” in the slicer. Use Print By Object to select the hub with the correct magnet size. Check size table below if unsure.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:48.63%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/225046/2023-12-01_1f836eddb7ad9.jpg"></figure>&nbsp;<h2>Hubs For Different Magnet Sizes</h2><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:55.26%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/225046/2023-12-01_a8b650af960fc.png"></figure>I´m providing the base/hub for different popular magnet sizes (use Print By Object). However I only had a 10mm x 2mm neodymium magnet for my tests, so I had to guess the tolerance for the other magnets. I left 0.1mm clearance and hope this works fine for all sizes. If it´s too loose you can still glue it. Otherwise let me know and I will fix the model. If you have smaller magnets with the same diameter you might be able to stack them. If you want me to provide other hubs for other magnets leave a comment.&nbsp;<h2>Assembly</h2>I recommend using glue for the props, otherwise they might fall off when spinning. The magnet should fit without glue. Press it against a flat surface to make it slide in. Use some oil (e.g. nano oil, sewing machine oil, …) if you want better spinning performance. I recommend applying this before assembly, but applying after assembly also works. <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/225046/2023-12-01_4ae5837400fef.png">&nbsp;I hope you enjoy this design!