Got a pile of spare laptop drives and no good way to mount them? This bracket lets you stack up to six 2.5" hard drives into a clean, compact tower, perfect for a DIY NAS, home server, or any storage build where space and tidiness matter.

Before streaming. Before algorithms. Before everything got… disposable. There was real media. This cassette-style case is a tribute to that era—when things had weight, texture, and personality. Now you can bring that energy back to your desk with a clean, functional 3D print inspired by the classics.

🔥 Clean Desk Instantly – 64mm Cable Grommet (1-Piece Print) Tired of messy cables ruining your setup? This sleek 64mm cable grommet is the easiest way to transform your desk into a clean, organized workspace in minutes.

Give your cabinets a happy little makeover! This simple, rounded cabinet doorknob is perfect for adding a splash of color to your child’s room, play kitchen, or craft corner. With its smooth cylindrical shape and comfy thumb groove, it’s easy for little hands to grab and open.

Just dropped a new model, nothing flashy, just a fully parametric washer you can actually make your own. Tweak the dimensions, pick your material, and print the perfect fit. Sometimes boring is beautiful. 😄

Well, it is an nfc tag you can hang on your keys, nothing special. That said, it has something I have not seen before. Most of these tags pause the print at some point so you can insert the 25mm nfc sticker. This works OK most of the time, but I found that sometimes it is hard to get the sticker on, or the layer after the pause tries to stick to the sticker and it can't or while trying to get the sticker in place the print comes loose from the bed. So what I did is create a 2 part print.

This is a divider that fits into the slots of the boxes for the dividers. Just plug in the length of the box you wanna slot them into (multiple of 37.5mm) and it will scale to the right length.

This is the customizable version of the standard box, where you can change the Lenght, Width and Height. To make it fit with the Module375 system there are a few ‘rules’. Length needs to be a multiple of 37.5mm Width needs to be a multiple of 37.5mm Height needs to be a multiple of 30mm That last one is sort of optional, as you can choose a different height as well if you want, the prints will still go together without any problem.

This is the customizable version of the standard box with slots for dividers, where you can change the Lenght, Width and Height. To make it fit with the Module375 system there are a few ‘rules’. Length needs to be a multiple of 37.5mm Width needs to be a multiple of 37.5mm Height needs to be a multiple of 30mm

This is a small 75x37.5x30mm tray, devided in 2 compartments,that connects together with little connectors you print seperatelly and slid into the gaps on the side of the tray. This way you can infinatelly expand on them.

This is a small 150x150x30mm tray that connects together with little connectors you print seperatelly and slid into the gaps on the side of the tray. This way you can infinatelly expand on them.

This is a small 150x150x60mm tray, devided in 4 compartments,that connects together with little connectors you print seperatelly and slid into the gaps on the side of the tray. This way you can infinatelly expand on them.

This is a small 150x75x30mm tray that connects together with little connectors you print seperatelly and slid into the gaps on the side of the tray. This way you can infinatelly expand on them.

This is a small 150x150x60mm tray devided in 4 compartments, that connects together with little connectors you print separately and slid into the gaps on the side of the tray. This way you can infinatelly expand on them.

This is a small 150x150x15mm tray for RAM modules, that connects together with little connectors you print separately and slid into the gaps on the side of the tray. This way you can infinatelly expand on them. Memory i expansive these days, so yoyu need a good and safe way to store it.

This started out as a simple box, but grew into something more interesting and with the potential to expand into way more options. This is a small 75x75x30mm tray which is devided into 2 sections, that connects together with little connectors you print separately and slid into the gaps on the side of the tray. This way you can infinatelly expand on them.

This started out as a simple box, but grew into something more interesting and with the potential to expand into way more options. This is a small 30mm high connector for all the other parts of the system This way you can infinatelly expand on them. The little connectors slide in snug, but depending on your printer and filament I asume they sometimes slide in easier then other times, so these might need a tiny little scale in the x and y axis.

This started out as a simple box, but grew into something more interesting and with the potential to expand into way more options. This is a small 75x75x30mm tray for AA batteries, that connects together with little connectors you print separately and slid into the gaps on the side of the tray. This way you can infinatelly expand on them. The little connectors slide in snug, but depending on your printer and filament I assume they sometimes slide in easier then other times, so these might need a tiny little scale in the x and y axis.

Just a little fun and maybe useful print. This is a top and bottom for a cardboard toilet roll tube, so you can use it for storage. It should fit on the carboard tube, but I have no idea if there are different sizes for different brands or in different countries, so it might or might not fit your tube. Just about 4 grams of filament