Here I present a fully customizable square vial holder designed to combine functionality with a clean, modern aesthetic. Its parametric square layout allows the number of holes to scale naturally in perfect square patterns: 1, 4, 9, 16, 25…, making it easy to create the exact size you need for your workspace. The ribbed exterior design gives the holder a distinctive and elegant appearance while also allowing deep customization.

A sleek, wall-mounted whiteboard marker holder with a ribbed profile that adds visual character while keeping your markers always within reach. Designed to attach directly to any magnetic whiteboard using 6×3 mm magnets — no drilling, no adhesives.Designed to attach directly to any magnetic whiteboard using 6×3 mm magnets , no drilling, no adhesives. Fits whiteboard markers 15 mm in diameter The magnet slots are a tight press-fit, no glue needed in most cases.

Hey makers! I just published a new set of print-in-place gyroscopic fidgets and I am also entering them in the Pieksekisten Design Contest, a charity project supporting children at a pediatric oncology day clinic in Augsburg, Germany. After difficult treatments, children receive a small box called a Pieksekiste filled with small items to bring comfort and a moment of joy. This contest invites the maker community to create small, meaningful, child-friendly, original 3D printable models that can be printed and used in real Pieksekisten. go check them out! https://makerworld.com/en/contests/138?orderBy=hotScore&;name=Hosted%20By%20U:%20@JamesDaRock%20-%20Pieksekisten%20Design%20Contest #Contests #Fidgets(Edited)

This is a deluxe organizer to upgrade both the storage and table presence of Tiletum. The focus was to combine fast setup, secure storage, and a premium look inspired by the game’s aesthetics. ✨ Key Features Card holder designed to accommodate sleeved cards Decorative lids are completely optional, print everything for maximum visual impact, or print only the trays to save time and filament Lids secure components for vertical storage, keeping everything firmly in place between games

Another dice tower? Yes. But this one decided to move out of the dungeon and into the living room. While castles and crumbling stone walls are fun, not every tabletop session needs to look like a medieval prison. This dice tower takes a different path: clean lines and a calm Japandi-inspired aesthetic that feels just as at home next to a houseplant as it does next to your character sheet. Because sometimes the most radical thing a dice tower can do… is look like it belongs in your home.

I designed this insert because, when searching online, I mostly found organizers that included all expansions. What I really wanted was a clean, efficient insert made only for the Trickerion base game and Dark Alley—but I couldn’t find one. So I created one myself.