Note Holder

Introducing a model for holding small notes.

I particularly enjoy repurposing scraps of paper unsuitable for writing, which often become lost or scattered across my desk due to their lack of adhesive properties like Post-it notes. This practical tool keeps your notes organized and readily visible.

It prints in one piece without supports, requiring only a metal ball and a small piece of double-sided tape as supplementary materials.

To assemble, insert the metal ball into the channel after printing and once the piece has cooled to prevent warping, and apply a piece of double-sided tape to the back. You could also add a magnet.

I designed it with a minimalist aesthetic, but you can add text or images to the front if desired.

Alternatively, affix a magnet to the back and attach it to the refrigerator to hold your shopping list, menu, calendar, or anything else you can imagine.

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I personally use 10mm steel balls as they are heavier and provide better note support, but I have adapted this model to accommodate 8mm balls, included in the Maker's Beginner Kit.

However, I can provide the model for 10mm balls if anyone is interested.