During a ride, I wanted clean footage with my Insta360, but universal mounts were too shaky or inconvenient. So I decided to design something custom: a solid, discreet mount fixed in place of the passenger footpeg. After several tests between road use and 3D printing, this model was born—simple, strong, and perfect for capturing every moment on the move.

I was tired of the usual fabric covers: over time they get dirty, wear out, and every wash you have to remember to remove them. So I created this model—more functional, easier to live with day to day, and (in my opinion) better looking too.

Every morning, the little rugged box snaps shut like a tiny vault. Red for day, black for night—each dose waiting in its own seat. Inside, insulin rests beside the pills, ready for the road. Two latches click, sealing calm into plastic armor. In a pocket or backpack, it travels quietly, turning routine into confidence—one open lid at a time.

It started from a simple issue: stripping wires with a knife and pliers was either inconsistent or it nicked the copper. So I designed a compact, adjustable wire stripper using two 18mm utility blade segments. Blade depth is set with screws, and a central stop screw. M2 brass heat-set inserts keep the threads durable over time.