I redesigned my paper towel holder to work with my shelf mounting system. Now it’s modular – holder and mount are separate and connect with a dovetail. You can reuse mounts, swap sizes, and adapt to different shelves without reprinting everything. Much more practical than my older fixed versions.

If you’ve printed the Sunlu Spool Piggy Bank (Sunlu 3.0 spools), this stand is the perfect way to display your unique creation instead of keeping it hidden on a shelf. The stand is designed specifically for Sunlu Spool 3.0. It holds the spool securely and adds a clean, finished look.

I really like Rosa refill filament, but I kept having issues with my printed spools separating from the cardboard core. After several swaps, the fit became loose and I ended up with tangled filament more than once. So I designed simple spool locks (snap-fit and screw versions) to keep everything secure. Since adding them, I haven’t had a single spool come apart.

Recently, my child said that the dustpan hanger couldn't be so thin and needed to be reinforced, so I added a brace to make it harder to bend.

Hi! I added new version of the bank - filament spool like view.

This is a child safety solution for drawers that works by connecting two drawer fronts together. I designed it to solve a specific problem: I couldn’t install magnetic locks on all drawers, and in this case there was no other practical way to secure them. The idea is simple — a less frequently used drawer is mechanically linked to the main drawer, preventing a child from opening it on their own.

The slider switch in my Whirlpool AKR 431 ME hood broke and I couldn’t find a replacement quickly. Instead of waiting, I measured the broken part and designed a new one. After a few dozen minutes, the hood was already repaired with a part straight from my 3D printer. So far it works just like the original factory slider.

I needed a simple way to stop my child from opening cabinet doors, without drilling or gluing anything. So I designed a sliding guard that clips onto one door and slides over the second one after closing. It’s extremely simple, easy for adults to use, and works best on tall cabinet doors out of reach for kids. I’m using it in several places at home and it works great.

I was looking for a simple hook to hang a dustpan and brush inside my under-sink cabinet, but couldn’t find anything that really fit my needs. Most models were either too bulky or required screws. So I designed a very lightweight over-cabinet hook that just hangs on the door. It fits 16 mm cabinet doors, prints fast, and is barely visible once installed — especially if you match the filament color to the cabinet.

Recently I realized I had nowhere safe to keep a tissue box — my son started climbing on everything in the kitchen. At the same time, tissues are something I use all the time. Since my under-cabinet paper towel holder has worked great for over a year, I designed a similar under-shelf solution for tissues. After tuning the tolerances for a light press-fit, it works perfectly. If I ever change the location, I just print new mounting parts.

These aviator-style party glasses are inspired by classic pilot sunglasses, making them a perfect accessory for parties, costumes, photoshoots, and themed events. Just like my other party glasses models, the key feature is the interchangeable front lenses, allowing one frame to be reused for multiple occasions.

These round party glasses are inspired by classic wizard and vintage Lennon-style frames, making them perfect for themed parties, costumes, photoshoots, and fun events. Just like the previous model, the main feature is the interchangeable front lenses, allowing you to reuse the same frame for different occasions.