Another part of the figurine body has just been released. This is the 3rd part in a series of 7 parts where i design and release the Fusion 360 source code of a small toy figurine. Stay tuned for more - have a look here -> https://makerworld.com/en/collections/26052454-fusion-exercises.

This is one for those who would like to get their hands on something where they can learn how to use Fusion 360 and at the same time create something for their own collection of well know figures. A free to use release of Fusion 360 files including the design timeline. Download for free, try your hands on how to design in Fusion 360, copy what I've done.

Just added a new extension to my tissue box design: a fully configurable matching storage container system. You can adjust diameter, container height, lid height, knob size, label size, and even choose whether it stacks or not. Great for pantry storage, spaghetti, bathroom items, workshop parts, and more. Sample versions are included in the 3MF, or you can make your own. If you print one, I’d love to see your make and how you use it.

I use a laptop and a tablet together (tablet as a side screen) but I quickly realised most setups feel kind of “wrong” at the table: the viewing angle is off, the height is awkward, or when using a stand the footprint doesn’t suit the space. So I designed this stand to be as simple as a bookstand, but fully configurable to your device, your desk, and your printer.

Just released my 3D printable design of a chain catcher for Campagnolo Super Record (10/11-speed)! This part is hard to find (often unavailable), and replacing it can get expensive. Print your own using your filament of choice for a strong, durable upgrade—and if it ever breaks, you can reprint it in minutes for just a few cents. Keep a spare in your toolbox and ride with extra protection against nasty chain drops!

I just released the Large version of a series of 3 sizes: Small, Medium, and Large planters (each with the SKÅDIS option). It includes the SKÅDIS Add-On / Extension set so you can hang the planters on an IKEA SKÅDIS pegboard, save bench space, and keep your succulents right where you can enjoy them.

Just released the Medium version of a series of 3 sizes: Small, Medium, and Large planters (each with the SKÅDIS option). It includes the SKÅDIS Add-On / Extension set so you can hang the planters on an IKEA SKÅDIS pegboard, save bench space, and keep your succulents right where you can enjoy them.

Updated Version!! Add something a little unexpected to your space: a modern tissue box that uses a toilet paper roll. I got the idea during a visit to Thailand, where using toilet paper as a tissue replacement is pretty common (and budget-friendly).

New release: a clean, modern 2-piece planter 🌿 Printed in PETG-HF and available in 5 sizes: Ø 220/200/180/160/140 × 100mm. Bottom “lid” acts as the base/drip tray, top container holds the plant. I’ve included a tech drawing with measurements + a ready print profile (feel free to tweak). Hanger version for wall/balcony coming soon! Source files on my Patreon. Happy printing 🖨️✨

Wife request = mission accepted 😄 I designed a Canelé Mold Storage Container to safely store our 12 French copper Labo & Gato molds (55mm x 50mm high). Tech drawing attached. Printed in Bambu PETG Translucent (clear/brown): 0.2mm layers + aligned seam worked best (0.16mm + random seam caused stringing). Dry translucent PETG well + use plenty of glue. Share your prints! 🖨️✨

Add something unexpected to your space: a modern tissue box that uses a toilet paper roll (inspired by Thailand, where TP is often used as tissues). The twist-on lid has a subtle 7-point star opening that helps snag and tear paper easily—often one-handed. Load it by removing the cardboard core, placing the roll inside, and feeding the paper from the centre through the lid. Happy printing! 🖨️✨

👋 I needed feet for my IKEA shoe cabinet, but the local options were pricey or didn’t fit. So I designed and 3D printed my own. 😄 Simple corner-fit, lifts furniture off the floor, and costs under AUD $2 per foot (filament/settings dependent). Check it out.... (and boost me if you like it).

Summer = fly season at our place 🪰 The green ones + big blowflies are relentless (horses + nearby abattoir = fly paradise). I designed a 3D printed funnel trap that fits recycled 350g Aldi pickle jars. Add EnviroSafe fly trap powder + water (AU: Bunnings, ~½ sachet per jar). Empty, refill, repeat—no pricey plastic stink traps!

I released as promised net cups. Here is the first of the net cups I designed for use in the vertical hydroponic tower. You will need the Planter Basket Insert - Net Cup Holder to use them; they will slot right into it. This net cup allows you to put some growth medium together with the plants into the baskets. I have designed this net cup based on the 44mm commercial version of a salad net cup which sells for up to $0.50 each - mine will set you back less than $0.20 (talking about economics).

I designed this net cup holder insert for the vertical hydroponic tower baskets because I found it difficult to just put prepared plants into the baskets without net cups. The plants often fell right through even though there is a stop that is supposed to prevent that from happening. This insert makes it easier to put some growth medium together with the plants into the baskets by using a net cup.

This release comes with one planter module, each able to hold two pots. You can print more planters and stack them on top of each other to build the tower to your desired height (keeping in mind this is a mini tower). The maximum height will depend on the strength of your pump. The diameter of the mini tower is 150mm. I have now also released the first parts of a 180mm tower. A little bigger and has the potential to be stacked taller. A 200mm tower is in the works. Stay tuned!!

I have created a cover so I could close off the pockets of the plant holding components that are not in use while the tower is operating and not entirely filled with plants. This stops water from splashing out and being wasted.

After I designed the tower, I realized I also need to somehow bolt the thing down. Stainless steel was too expensive, so to prevent corrosion, I drew up a bolt and nut set that fits the foot. Have a look, download it, print it and give me feedback if you like it. Use PETG if you want to run it outside. Boost me so I can release more components that will enhance the usability of the tower (i.e. wider modules and pot numbers) - so please help.

This is the lid for the 180 mm water diffuser housing sitting on top of the vertical hydroponic tower. Have a look, download it, print it and give me feedback if you like it. Use PETG if you want to run it outside. Boost me so I can release more components that will enhance the usability of the tower (i.e. wider modules and pot numbers) - so please help.

This is the release of the 180mm water diffuser housing sitting on top of the vertical hydroponic tower. Have a look, download it, print it and give me feedback if you like it. Use PETG if you want to run it outside. No pipes or hoses needed. It distributes the water throughout the tower and just slots into the top of the last plant holder. Boost me so I can release more components that will enhance the usability of the tower (i.e. wider modules and pot numbers) - so please help.