Ehi, needed an underdesk laptop brick mount so I modelled it and printed it! It is meant to work with the Dell G16 Power Brick or any size similar to this: 200mm x 100mm x 43.8mm. The clamp adapts to any table between 16.5mm and 34mm. I can only test it with a desk 32mm thick. To improve stability I added a 3d printed nut to hold every thing together. Let me know any flaws that I can improve. I printed the same model twice to improve robustness and stability but even one holds pretty well.

Ehi! I'm back with a pen organizer! I wanted something simple to organize pens in the drawer and didn't want to fully commit to the gridfinity just yet. So I did this stackable pen tray. You can print as many shells as you need and stack them on top of each other. I also added some lids to close the shell. It can be both open, closed, or a pen tray itself (the one in the picture). Let me know if you find any issues that I can fix! :)

This time I played around with the Dino Safari theme. The model is 100x25mm and 12mm (or 8mm for the assembled model) thick. I uploaded two models this time. The first (which comes in .stl and .3mf) is a single model that you can paint after printing. The second model (in the .zip) is actually the collection of models to build the tag. Each part can be printed separately in different colors and glued together. This was fun to make and I got to learn a new trick!

This is the Garrison Regiment keychain from Attack-on Titan! The model is 49x48mm and 5.5mm thick NOTE: the model is not multicolor (?) as I do not have multiple materials and couldn't actually print it myself, but still wanted to share it so I can receive some feedback :) I suggest printing it with at least 0.16mm quality since higher values can hide some details, but not too big of a deal This one was much more difficult to design than wat I expected but had fun learning a new techniques :)

This time I tried to model the Military Police Brigade badge as a keychain. The model is 5.3x4 cm and almost 0.5cm thick. I suggest you printing it with at least 0.16mm quality since higher values can hide some details, but not too big of a deal. Since I could not print it let me know if there is anything I can improve on the model :)

This is an Attack-on Titan keychain from the survey corps! The model is 5x4.7cm (roughly) and 4mm thick. NOTE: the model is not multicolor (?) as I do not have multiple materials and couldn't actually print it myself, but still wanted to put it out there Let me know if you find any issues, I will be happy to improve it!

This is the king piece, still inspired from chess.com but with some differences. Just like the others, it's 2cm high and the base has a 1.5cm diameter. Feel free to download it or remix it.

Ehi, this time I designed the queen piece. The pieces (including this one) are 1.5cm x 2cm. Also this piece is inspired by the chess.com piece, but is clearly different. Had to learn/figure out a bunch of stuff to figure out how to properly design it while using some variables as well. Also this time I can't provide a printing profile so I'm uploading just the stl.

This is a knight piece, once again from chess.com, but not exactly identical. I'm not uploading the 3mf because I currently can't actually print it and test it, so I can't provide a profile. Let me know if there are any flaws or thing I can improve.

Hi again, this time I tried to create the bishop, inspired, once again, from the chess.com piece. The piece height is 2cm, with a base diameter of 1.5cm.

Made another piece. This time is the tower. I plan on doing all pieces and the chessboard. Still figuring out lots of stuff. If you find flaws let me know and I will try to improve the piece. Just like the pawn, it is inspired by the chess.com piece but it's not the exact copy.

This is just a simple chess piece. It's the first model that I upload. Just playing around. If you feel like testing it, go for it. The model is inspired by the chess.com piece, but it's not exactly copied.