My wife really likes the Hawaiian art around the house, and wanted them on the refrigerator also. More to follow.

I grew tired of trying to find a stackable Gridfinity drawer system that did everything I wanted, most importantly including Gridfinity baseplates as part of the drawer itself. So I designed Daedalus to provide a stacking solution that doesn't require me to do anything else with Gridfinity baseplates -- it's already included, and works with my other Gridfinity tabletop organizers.

While making some decorative Hawaiian wall art, my wife requested the ability to turn them into refrigerator magnets. So I designed these magnet holders. One of them can be integrated into the design prior to printing (Slicer->Add Part->Merge->Position->Print), and the second can be glued to the product after printing.

My wife and I are working on our kitchen upgrade project and need some Gridfinity bins. I wasn't happy with the same boring look, so I designed these bins to add a bit of flair.

My wife and I have been working to clean up our junk drawers, and turns out we had more flashlights than we previously thought. We use the three-piece Gridfinity set for these flashlights, but recognize that others may only need one. So included are options for one, two, or three flashlights.

My wife got tired of our utensil holder always sliding around in the drawer so she tasked me to build a Gridfinity solution. We were pleasantly surprised with the result -- we like the fun colors and it actually saved us some drawer space (not typical for Gridfinity). Working on the rest of the kitchen utensils now :)

Built a SolidWorks version of the Gridfinity stacking bin because the only others I found all had errors or didn't meet the specification precisely. The Solidworks design includes equations to change the length, width, and extrusion height and is intended to be used to design products that will snap easily into a Gridfinity baseplate (check my profile for those also).

I wanted to create my own GridFinity shadow boxes but didn't want to use an existing 3MF because modifying those in CAD programs is clumsy. The existing SolidWorks designs I found all had errors -- mostly when building 1x1 grids. So I built my own and thoroughly tested it. Let me know if you want any adjustments or see a problem. This is the second of three listings since MakerWorld doesn't seem to allow me to upload more than one part file per listing.

I wanted to create my own GridFinity shadow boxes but didn't want to use an existing 3MF because modifying those in CAD programs is clumsy. The existing SolidWorks designs I found all had errors -- mostly when building 1x1 grids. So I built my own and thoroughly tested it. Let me know if you want any adjustments or see a problem.

Finally organizing our junk drawer(s!) and found that we have more flashlights than we previously knew. Because of the strap, this one (two actually) always seem to get disorganized and take more space than they should.

My wife and I like these smaller accent pieces for our family photo walls. They are tropical, light, pleasant, and fit in most anywhere. We normally just use double-sided tape to attach them to the wall and have never had a problem.

My wife and I go on snorkeling trips and love to bring home lots of photos. This piece accents our family photo walls with remembrances of our time spent together in paradise. We normally just attach these to our wall with double-sided tape and it works fine.

My wife and I are huge Florida Gators fans and want to show it around our home and office. These coasters are designed to be different from the usual coaster set by featuring in black and white. Looks great around the house and office, even in the conference room.

My office just got another senior leader and needed space for an additional set of business cards. The solution they used was to stack two sets of cards in each card holder, with one set horizontal and one set vertical. It looked silly, so I designed this to replace that solution. It is designed to be easy to modify for others to use.

We are huge Gator fans and wanted something rugged to replace the cheap Gators flag we had in our front yard. This design is printed in PLA, although kept in the shade to avoid high temperatures, and easily withstands the high winds and rains we have had this past winter.

My wife and now have enough filaments (that was fast!) that we need to manage the humidity deliberately. We use the silica beads (from Amazon) and back them on a cookie sheet to reactivate them. However, the problem I had was getting the beads from the cookie sheet back into the one-gallon jug. So I designed this simple funnel that fits the cookie sheet on one side and the jug on the other. It works a treat, and is an easy and simple print.