Why are whiteboards so hard to mount? An easy to mount whiteboard, even with exposed fasteners, is always better than the fancy solutions they're coming up with. This bracket is screwed to the back of the whiteboard and makes for a great mounting point 😎

I picked up a letterboard, but needed a way to hold notes and cards on it

Modeled and printed this phone stand! My previous everyday phone stand failed on quite a few user needs: - Easy access to Back/Task buttons - Perfect thickness to match phone case - Higher gap off of desk, so that charging cable doesn't need to bend - Accommodates Magsafe Popsocket, even in landscape mode - Minimal Support Material

Beds are for sleeping! Not scrolling >:)

On the Left: Newest MEGA BEARING - Outer diameter: 78mm - Inner Diameter: 28.5mm - Ball Diameter: 16mm (glass marble) On the Right: Common 608 Bearing - Outer diameter: 22mm - Inner Diameter: 8mm - Ball Diameter: 4.5mm SCALE: 3.556x diameter (356%) = 45x volume! Probably won't post the .3mf because in any package of marbles, there are going to be some that aren't spherical enough, some that are too small, and some that are too large, leaving only a fraction perfectly round and the right size

These boards had to be mounted-- but the wall couldn't handle nails, or anchors, or command strips, etc. So, 3D modeling and an A1 mini created clips to combine both into one unit, along with mounting points connected with rope. The mounting points on the wall are hooked into the wall's structure and only come out when pulled up, out, and away. - 5-6 STLs - Printed with no supports - Bonus clips to hold dry-erase markers

Here's an adapter that holds 2x 0.25kg 3rd-party spools in this 3rd-party filament dryer. Without it, it's an awkward fit since it's made for 1kg spools. Prints in 10 parts with no supports! And the stand uses 2x 608zz bearings per spool so everything spins independently and smoothly.

Custom Over-Door Hooks for the closet door! Hopefully Adhesive Felt prevents damage to the door... (It'll probably prevent paint chipping but leave a stain lmao) - Width exactly matches the door's thickness (obviously!) - Reinforcement Rib at the weak point - Printed with no supports

Here's a custom upgrade for the A1 Mini: a bracket to hold the PTFE tube when feeding filament from an external source. Maybe someone's already uploaded something like this, but I couldn't find it. It's only really useful to makers using a single-spool filament dryer/container, like myself. - Prints in 2 halves (mirror images) - No Supports - Not compatible with AMS - Not for external spool holder use - Used with Single Spool Dryer/Container

This incandescent wax melter annoyed me! The light would shine through the vent holes, straight into my eyes. So, I designed covers that can clip in and block the light, while still letting air pass through. I printed in a temperature-resistant yellow so they also provide a soft glow! When printed upside down, the max overhang is 35°, so no supports are required. Probably too niche to be uploaded 😂

Would you be down for a 29-Ball bearing?

Printed these in Black and White on my A1 mini, but they would look so much better in 5 different colors! Too bad I don't have all the colors available 😂