Ah, the wonders of 3d printing as a parent surely never cease! Today, my son wanted to play with a rocket and shuttle we got from the space centre, but one of the wheels had came off and gotten lost. So, a quick 3d model in fusion later (my first finished one, I'm finally moving on from TinkerCAD!), and after a ridiculously short printing time, I am once again the hero who saved the day in my little boy's eyes.

I'm pretty new to design, but since I had a really hard time finding something that fit my needs, I decided to bite the bullet and design this myself. I learned an awful lot during the process and I'm pretty happy with the results. As a bonus, it was designed to accomodate one of my favourite designs by @EternityLabs, while also being useable as a standalone shelving unit.

Give the company an extra tenner to make up for their design flaw? No thanks! I designed my own stand for memobottles and now it sits perfectly on a desk :)

I was getting a bit annoyed when trying to use my Supernote Nomad at my desk in meetings, since lying it flat on the desk meant that all anyone would see is the top of my head. Having tried various book and tablet stands, I could never find one that was comfortable to write with, low profile enough to keep in front of my keyboard without it getting in the way, and stable enough for me to lean on when writing. This seemed like a perfect first design as it just needs to work and print quickly.