This thing is way more dense than I had expected. But it is quite satisfying. Thanks for the share!

It’s only one of these four. It would only work on cables that are exceptionally thin. But since I had one, it worked out!

The drawer is obviously not done. But the cable corralers are a fantastic step!

This is utterly adorable! We intend to paint the door. But the design with wood-brown filament is perfect. Thanks for the share!

I’m impressed at how well the mechanism works! It’s a bit of a stiff button, but I like that it’s next to impossible to fiddle (break). I had to get creative to add the lower spring. But still a great share!

Printed perfectly. It’s a fun addition to any layouts. Thanks for the share!

I quite thoroughly chopped this in the slicer because I needed just the hinge. Works great!

Due entirely to my own mishandling, some of the support strings were broken. And my choice of lights to install are not the best. But my personal problems aside, this thing is incredible! thanks for the share!

I scaled the model down to 69mm tall to fit in my display shelves. Probably due to that, the mic stand did not print. But otherwise this thing is precise!

Printed perfectly!

Easy print. And makes my trash safer!

All perfect fits. Thanks!

I scaled it down a bit to fit my shelves. because of that the peg between Clippy and its base simply would not be forced into its holes. I wound up folding and cutting a staple until it held. But my self imposed issues aside, it was perfect!

Perfect on the first try! Charming little designs. Thanks for sharing!

The ability to assemble printed parts into a reactive tool still blows my mind. I will admit that it took several tries to get the assembly correct. (Especially since I kept tensioning the spring backwards.) Thanks for this incredible build!

Printed in blue and white and colored the grey before assembly. Came out beautifully! I didn’t print the test plate but things fit like a charm. The only thing I would have done differently is to have clamped the two main halves together while gluing them so that they had a tighter fit. But really, you can’t even tell. Thanks for sharing!

Worked perfectly! I printed it in PETG, but I don't know if that was necessary.

I tend to try and print things in one monochrome piece and the squeeze markers in the cracks to get it colored as it should be. That was tricky on this one! But it printed beautifully! I did make one minor change: I got the rule on the card as succinct as possible and added it to the tile itself. I love how it looks and I hope I haven't changed the intent of the rule too much in the process. Thank you for making and sharing it! I love the throwback vibe!

Printed perfectly. Easy peasy!