Saw several versions of these around, but none of them were exactly what I wanted. I designed these to work with gridfinity, but also to easily be transported without worry of them spilling. Accuracy will vary depending on printer, settings, and filaments, but each of my blocks are within thousandths. These are almost as accurate as my bright red bird-themed setup blocks (IYKYK), but at a fraction of the price.

A replica of the Kunai used in the Naruto anime. The file is designed to not need any supports aside from what is already there. For best results, print at .16 layer height. I have added a round piping around the edges to prevent any sharpness.

Recently got a HeyGears Reflex RS to try my hand at resin printing, and needed a way to keep the tools organized. I'm sure this is the first of many prints I will make for this printer. This one holds the two hex wrenches, the rubber spatula, and the lid for the resin cartridge loaded in the printer.

I designed this pen as a cost-effective alternative to pricey compact pens and troublesome 3D-printed models. When closed, it’s pocket-friendly; when opened, it’s full-sized. Unlike expensive pens with overpriced refills, or 3D models that force you to cut cartridges for a poor fit, this pen is made to perfectly fit a Pilot G2 Mini ink cartridge—no cutting, no hassle, just drop it in.(Edited)

Just dded a new print profile to the Daggerheart Fear tracker that has longer bolts, since it has been requested. Original profile has 30mm bolts, the new one has been increased to 50mm. Enjoy! https://makerworld.com/en/models/1736669-daggerheart-fear-tracker#profileId-1845140

A friend of mine wanted some of these in several sizes, so I figured this was the easiest way. The box is made for square artwork, so setting the inside width will set the height. The “Inside Width” parameter should be the outside width of your pieces after they have been cut. The one in the model is made for a piece that is 8"x8". I print it standing with Tree Supports.

I've had several requests for an option that can be mounted to the shelves/drawers, so here you go. Sorry it took so long. All pieces now have a mountable option.

My take on a fear tracker for Daggerheart. I wanted one that was modular, as different GMs have different screens they like to use. This tracker easily adapts to any of them. While it is designed to fit the Daggerheart GM screen, if you need a longer one just change the length of the 5mm rod included in the profile. I have added a 350mm one as an example. Happy Gaming!

I wanted something to keep me from having to look up the reference for ranges when playing Daggerheart all the time, but couldn't find a tool I liked for it. A mild obsession session later and here we are. There will be two, one to make it easier to measure from your mini out, and one to measure from adversaries in.

I wanted something to keep me from having to look up the reference for ranges when playing Daggerheart all the time, but couldn't find a tool I liked for it. A mild obsession session later and here we are. There will be two, one to make it easier to measure from your mini out, and one to measure from adversaries in.

A simple glue holder to get it off my desk. Designed specifically for the 4 Ounce 120mL Needle Tip Glue Bottle from amazon linked below. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08L9HMLHM?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_2&;th=1

More tools mean more too organizers, right? This is a 4x2 gridfinity box for the Milwaukee 8 in 1 racheting compact screwdriver (Model 48-22-2913). It is printed at .20mm on 0.4 diameter hotend with 15% rectilinear infill.

Several of you have asked for them, so here are keepers for use with the low profile organizer bins.

If you’re like me, you have a ton of bins from Milwaukee organizers laying around because you printed custom tool inserts for things like your jigsaw, batteries, multitool, or any number of other things.  I decided I had to do something with all those bins.

Got tired of having unused Packout Organizer bins laying around, so I decided to use them as drawer organizers.(Edited)