Updated desk stand for BiQu Panda Touch, now compatible with Panda Sense! Minor design changes: bottom cover for USB + I²C cables, front slot for pogo pin PCB, rear opening with cover. Includes new PLA print profile (3 build plates) and both STL + STEP files. New assembly video available! 🎥

Sonoff NSPanel Pro 120 portrait desk stand: V2 version all-in-one just added.

Update – v2 is out! 🚀 I’ve just uploaded version 2 of the Desktop Stand for BiQu Panda Touch: TPU feet for better stability and grip Back and front sections redesigned with recesses for TPU feet Front section extended to align with the touchscreen → cleaner look New PLA print profile (original one still available) Dedicated TPU profile for the feet 👉 Check out the new files (suffix -v2) on the project page!

New update just added! 🎉 - Front section now extends flush with the display glass → cleaner and more elegant look - Larger footprint improves stability - Back section redesigned with a trapezoidal base + recesses for 6 mm silicone pads - Raised Sonoff logo on the front - Heat-set brass inserts replaced by shaped screw holes for better self-tapping You can find all new files under the suffix -v2 on the project page. 🚀

New Project – Desktop Stand for BiQu Panda Touch I’ve just uploaded a desktop stand for the BiQu Panda Touch display. Instead of mounting it on the printer, I prefer keeping it on the desk — always visible and within reach. The design is: - Split into 3 parts - Routes the USB cable inside the stand - Includes an optional two-color front section with the BTT logo - Provided with STL and STEP files for easy remixing 👉 Check out the project page for full details, print profile, and files.

Stable wall mount for SONOFF SNZB-01P & SNZB-02P. Secure clip-in design, stronger than the magnetic mount, easy to print in PLA with no supports.

Glue-free remix of the NSPanel Pro 120 mount: parts secured with screws and brass inserts, IEC 320 C8 power connector with switch, ventilation slots, and simplified maintenance. STEP files included for easy adaptations and new remixes.

Hey everyone! I just released YARAL—a robotic‐arm lamp inspired by the UR3e, fully 3D‑printable and customizable. It features TPU friction joints, internal cable routing, a weighted base, and an integrated touch dimmer. Profiles for PLA, PETG HF, and TPU HF 95A are included (avoid Bambu Handy). Check out the step‑by‑step build guide and wiring instructions—let me know what you think!

This keyholder has been quite successful, and I’ve even seen it being sold online. Of course, I neither have the time nor the desire to file a lawsuit to enforce my copyright. If you like the design, I sincerely hope you’ll land here before reaching for your credit card on e**y.