A minimalist manual clock designed to mark a specific time. Perfect for medication timing, teaching children analogue clocks, kitchen timing, productivity sessions, routines, and reminders. No batteries or electronics — simply set the hands and place it where you’ll see it.

Do you need a leveling foot? Even one where you can adjust the height and diameter? Then look no futher - it is here! :-)

I needed a glasses case and designed this sturdy case. It has TPU on the inside to protect the glasses.

Need a Denmark/Greenland pin to show your support to Greenland and the Kingdom of Denmark? Consider this pin!

Before having a 3D printer, I often spent 25 EUR having a paper calendar printed, because I couldn't make the spiral back myself. Now, with a 3D printer, I can easily print this myself! The smallest wall hanger (20 mm) uses as little as 4 grams of filament whereas the biggest (A4) uses 45 grams.

Want a new lamp? this one can either be hanging from the ceiling, standing on the table or be used as a lantern!

Have a Barbenders Massage Gun? Having problems reaching all of your back with it? Then consider printing this handle extension and reach all of your back :-)

Are you (like me) having problems grabbing the strap when tightning your backpack? Then try this handle which can be attached to your straps on the backpack!

Are you into the japanese Washi Tape, you might want a dynamic organizer which can grow with your hobby!

Need an easy-to-carry back scratcher or telescope pointer? This tool can be used for both! And has a lid so the telescope does not open itself unexpectedly!

Hi, Previously I used to check "all" (printers) when I uploaded a print profile. And when I looked at my model later, all models were represented. Now it is only the A1 model (my printer) which is showing. When I open the profile, I can see that all models are still checked. Is this a new thing? And should I install all printers on my model in order to be able to make all printers available?

Want some new knobs for your furniture? I have designed some daisies knobs which uses M4 screws (or you can print the screws from this design as well)!

I needed a small table near my bed, so I designed this little table which fits perfectly on an IKEA Neiden bed (or, I quess, any bed with a frame thickness about 18-20 mm). It is 100% printed - no other tools needed!

Need a fun die or a couple of dices for New Years Eve? Try this DIY-die! It only changes filament on the first layer, so there are only two filament changes!

Just got this printer a few week ago and I am now playing with a 3D app to create my own models. But my first public design is going to be this, almost 2D feather bookmark which was made on request from my dear, book-reading wife!