One of the challenges I kept running into was storing ribbon purchased from discount and craft stores. A lot of it comes without a spool, which means it quickly turns into a tangled mess. To solve that problem, I designed a set of ribbon holders in multiple sizes. Wind the ribbon onto a holder and it stays neat, protected, and ready for your next project. A simple print, but one that has already made my craft supplies much easier to organise. I hope other makers and crafters find it useful too

🖖 New Model Available! As a Star Trek fan and home automation enthusiast, I wanted a more fun way to control my desk lights than a plain NFC sticker. This Star Trek-inspired NFC tag holder lets you hide an NFC tag inside the print and trigger your favourite automations with a tap of your phone. Mine turns my HomeKit desk lights on and off. The model includes a pause at Layer 14 for NFC tag insertion. Live long and prosper!

Star Trek Phone Stand Ready to boldly go where no phone has gone before? Beam your phone onto this compact, yet sturdy, phone stand and bring the Star Trek theme to life with a handy phone stand. Features: * Small print means it won’t take up much desk space. * Fits most smartphones—the featured phone is an iPhone 11 Pro in a transparent case. * Quick to print—takes less than an hour. * Easy to resize if you need to. Give your desk a fun, small and functional upgrade with this phone stand.

This stand came about as part of a design challenge on a Facebook Group. I reckon it was a pretty good way to spark some creative thinking, outside of my usual routine. It was dead set fun to base this on my favourite TV show, Star Trek. This is a cute little phone stand that’s inspired by Star Trek! I designed it to be small so you can easily carry it around, giving you a stand with a bit of character that’s always by your side. Plus, you can always make it bigger if you need more space.

I like to use this as a fun way to get people excited: It’s not a big deal to try and not succeed; it’s even worse not to try at all. I’m all about encouraging people to give it a shot and learn from any stumbles along the way. I created this to have a constant visual reminder of this.

This is my first go at making a 3D model! I’m trying to create a box that’s a bit more robust than the one the slices come in. It’s also been a great opportunity to play around with Fusion and learn a fair bit about how it works.