After finishing my other wheels, I felt that only a nice GT3 rim was missing. I sat down and designed this with extra strength and easily attachable and replaceable grips. Check it out!

Made a phone stand for myself. It weighs 3 grams. Almost took longer to upload than to print! 😅 Feel free to try it out. Prints very well in Sport Mode!

Hey Sim Racers, I present to you the Logitech G RS Mclaren Wheel for just 12€ of filament, instead of 119,99€ for the Logitech RS Formula Wheel McLaren Racing Edition. Special thank you to @flelaurin, who came up with the original idea to remodel the wheel in CAD and publish it for everyone to print on their own!

Don't want to spend 79€ for the Logitech G RS Track Wheel? Just print your own with ~300g of PLA in 9 hours!

The old wheel caps of my Subaru lost all their paint over the years. I didn't want to replace them with standard caps, so I decided to design my own. This design consists of three main parts and is easy to assemble and easy to customise as well.

I was tired of storing my headset on my desk, because I like my space tidy. Originally I though of a magnetic mount. When I discovered the gap between the frame and the table top, I thought of utilising this space to slide a part in and it worked amazingly well! It sits very tight in there and won't come off after a few days of use, so far.

I created this mounting solution, because I wanted my Logitech G923s power brick off the ground. It is very flexible due to the open design, so it can probably also fit different power supply units from Logitech, Fanatec, MOZA, etc.

I really wanted to have a model of Minas Tirith in my bookshelf. By the time I created the first version of this (around 2021) there was no easily printable model of it anywhere online. Just this 3D-scanned version of the DVD Collectible on Sketchfab. So I took the model, simplified its geometry and hollowed it out. Then I just taped a battery powered string of lights into the recess and called it a day. Now, almost 5 years later, I have given it a huge rework! Check it out!

It always annoyed me, that there was no official or even unofficial Travel-Kit for the 60- and 70-series cards. So one day I decided to create my own. It took me about a day until I was happy with the design and fit but I think it was 100% worth it. Have fun printing and travelling!

I found this model of Totoro a few years ago and hollowed it out to create a piggy bank for my kid. Only to never finish this project. Just recently I went over all my old models and rediscovered it, so I took an evening to finish up the last details (like the lid) and I think it came out great.