A simple, small shelf I designed. Within the 3MF file, there are 2 options, each plate being labeled. One print option without a cord cutout, the other option with a small cord cutout added. The cord cutout was added because my original intention for this model was to free up space on an end table for an alarm clock. There are 2 holes for screws to be installed, one on each side, each with a diameter of 2.5mm.

I needed a way to store a remote for light so that I wouldn't lose it. This quickly became the best option. This remote now has a proper home to leave and return to(hopefully).

A friend asked that I design this for mini “funko pops." After doing so, I realized it could also be used to display “block” minifigs. I intend to upload a stand later on to make it stand on it's own a little easier than by itself. The stand will be a print still accessible on an A1 mini for the most printability across most devices. If you have anything you'd like to add or see for this print, I'll do my best to have it added within reason.

I designed this hook with mounting a tanto in mind, although now I realize I could mount a large variety of things with this hook and hook base. Along with the .3mf files, I included the .stl for the hook base as well as base plate for the hooks. If there is a hook design you've wanted to implement on your own with out having to worry about the more technical side of things, this is the design for you.

A small clip to help keep your cables tidy. Designed for a standard 1 meter/ 3.3 feet cable. For a longer cable, you can increase the scale of the model to compensate. Let me know what you think of the model and what changes might benefit the model. If you have any questions or concerns, dm me or leave a comment

Here is a simple corner cable mount. It can be mounted either with screws for the utmost firmness or it can also be used with a double-sided tape or command strips. In the photo I opted for command strips for the simplicity. If you have any questions or recommendations, feel free to reach out to me!

A wavy plant wall hanger.

A simple, easy to print, jewelry display.

A small germination chamber to support my "Indoor Garden v4" modules. This uses the same spout design as the “Indoor Garden v4” and would work best if the Indoor Garden was printed along side it so that the pods can be germinated within this “Germination Chamber” and inserted directly into the “Indoor Garden v4” spouts hassle free. You can find my “Indoor Garden v4" via my profile or with this link https://makerworld.com/en/models/1024397-indoor-garden-v4#profileId-1125042

Here is the new and improved vertical farm, the "Indoor Garden." Happy farming everyone.

My indoor garden modules are finished being modeled and are finishing printing. They should all be printed within the next few days. My posted version of my "Indoor Garden" is v3, the updated version being the v4. Of the now 8 variations of pieces within the v4 ecosystem, only one piece isn't compatible with the v3 system. All of the other newly modeled modules are backwards compatible with the previous system. The soon to be posted profile of the v4 "Indoor Garden" will have 28 pieces in total with a total print time of 33 hrs. The v4 Indoor Garden will be posted once each piece has been printed, tested, and upon approval of both of those scenarios, photographed and posted. The v3 print profile will be removed to discard any confusion between the key differences in profiles. This vertical farm module has been an extreme learning curve for getting used to using Fusion with models and slicing within Bambu Studio. I can't wait to continue learning more.

A vertical farming unit that has a small enough footprint that it can be placed indoors and can nearly entirely be printed on an A1 mini(with the exception of the water pump parts and starters for your desired seedlings).

A small, simple wall hook for hanging storage.

A small shelving bracket I designed for some spare panels I had around. Originally based on one of my own designs for a hook.