This desk organiser was a custom wish from my wife for her new office desk and she liked it so much I decided to share it. The organizer can hold pens, post-it's, a plant pot (The tiny ones from IKEA fit perfectly) and an assortment of smal objects like usb drives or paperclips. I have also added another plate with only the drawers if to make it easier to print them in another color if you want.

This Danio Kwark cover helps to keep the kwark fresh for much longer. I never eat the pot in one sitting so i needed somthing to keep it fresh in between. I always keep the flap and i recommend doing so with this print. If you have teared it off us some transparent film to cover it first. The lid is a tight fit and will grab in the corners of the pot to stay firm. The thickness of the print keeps it just flexible enough to be bendy but not break. Give it a try!

If you like Padel/Tennis give my model a try and let me know what you think. All feedback is welcome so I can improve my modeling skills!

I just published my latest model: A desk speaker stand. Feedback is very welcome as I want to get better at designing models. #Newmodel

When doomscrolling trough the vast number of models, I was wondering: Is there a way to exclude something from my results? I don't want to see every version of a slightly different Holoween pumpkin or another articulated pokemon. Any ideas/suggestions? An yes I'm aware of the filters, but thats not the same.

This easy print is the perfect addon for your Ikea Pax closet. It snaps into place and give the option the hang a piece of clothing on the front side. I use this a lot to let my blazers (and other clothing) ‘freshen’ up after wearing it or to give a good front view of the clothing item, for instance when you are reselling the item or just want some extra hanging space.

I have a Peugeot automatic salt and pepper grinding mill of which the plastic part broke off. That's why i created a replica part to replace it. This is why i love 3D printing.

While cleaning my TV setup, I needed a way to store my PS games. Existing options used too much filament, so I designed my own. It’s lightweight but strong enough to keep games upright, and slightly shorter than the cases so it stays nearly invisible. I made three versions: 5-slot, 10-slot, and 14-slot—the largest I’d safely print on the A1. Let me know what you think!