#ChildrensToys#Contests Hi there! Father of four here. I made this little sensory game for my kids (ages 3–8) to keep them off the screens, and it’s quickly becoming a family favorite. What started as a simple idea turned into a surprisingly fun, flexible game that can be played in all kinds of ways - easier for the younger ones, more challenging for the older ones, or however the kids feel like playing that day. it’s easy to print, travel‑friendly, and perfect for picnics, road trips, blankets, or a small cloth bag(Edited)

Hi there, I wanted to share with you a 🧲⚡magnetic corner protector. I came up with this design because I was tired of buying a new grill protector every season - they all kept getting torn apart on the rough edges of my grill. This design is optimized to maximize the curvature where it actually matters and to accommodate the magnets. The holes are intentionally on the looser side, so use a drop of super/crazy glue to secure the magnets in place.

Far better than standard S‑style clips. These uniquely engineered cable organizer clips are designed to hold more cable volume, grip more securely, and prevent accidental slipping. The geometry is optimized to guide the cable into place, increase friction where it matters, and keep everything neatly bundled without fighting the clip. Each clip comes in two variants—Normal and Slim—and three sizes to match everything from short charging cables to long, stiff cords.

Hi folks, I wanted to share with you a universal desk hook that fits 5–45 mm desks. I designed this organic hook that holds weight extremely well (15kg+) due to its design utilizing the Golden Ratio principle. The hook has two holes - one large and one smaller that meet inside. You can use a cord, key ring, or carabiner to secure it to your backpack or purse, or use it for mounting.

Hi folks, I wanted to share with you a Ring contact sensor (Gen 2) garage door bracket/gravity mount. You can mount it on the inside of the garage door so it remains "closed" when the door is down. Once the door goes up, gravity will do its thing and pull the sensor apart. Ideally, you want to mount it on the highest section of the door so it will "open" the sensor as soon as possible.

Hi folks, today, I wanted to share a simple model that I came up with to keep my Govee 3 Lite camera in place. I was tired of the camera moving around because of the accidental bumps to the TV or the TV stand. The lower and upper parts are connected using a 0.4mm strip (2 layers of 0.20mm), which is elastic enough to bend and nicely adapt to your TV's thickness. You can use regular tape over the lower part or use double-sided tape to secure it to the TV. Print with support. Happy watching!

Hi, I wanted to share a model I designed for my hairstylist friend. It is an insert pick for Olivia Garden hair brushes. It has the original dimensions and fits perfectly inside the brush handle.

Hi, I wanted to share a volume knob guard for my Philips SHP9600 headset. It should fit other models too. There are 2 variants: one with a full cover, another with a small opening. The opening is small on purpose to prevent accidental adjustments. The volume knob is so delicate that I kept turning it up or down and never knew where the volume up direction was. I created this little guard clip to prevent the knob from accidental adjustments and labeled the up/down directions.