This custom 5x5 Gridfinity bin provides storage for 3D printed clamping jigs that I found on Makerworld (links below). Additionally, there is room to store the ratchet strap needed for the ratchet clamps. Also, to utilize the extra space, I created a custom slot to store Quart Paint Sticks. Angle Clamps for Corners: https://makerworld.com/en/models/200294#profileId-220773 Frame Clamps for Corners using ratchet strap: https://makerworld.com/en/models/561533#profileId-480983

I primarily use my hot glue gun with woodworking, allowing me to mill my own lumber by utilizing the shims and a planer sled. This 5x5 Gridfinity bin has custom cutouts for the Arrow Mini Hot Glue Gun from Home Depot. Three more cutouts store the gun's electric cable, glue sticks for the gun, and Handi-shims. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Arrow-Mini-Glue-Gun-GT10/304678703 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003F0E23I?ref=nb_sb_ss_w_as-reorder_k0_1_10&;amp=&crid=10D6JZ2YHOK38&amp=&sprefix=handi+shim

My sister loves to cook and bake, and when she found out I had a 3D printer, she asked if I could design something that would allow her to keep her iPad readily available for her while prepping food. This is what I came up with. The bolts act as a counter measure to keep the holder from coming off the cabinet.

This is a Christmas Advent Candle holder with a base. I didn't feel comfortable having free-standing candle holders, so I created a base that is just slightly oversized, allowing for a place for each holder to stand. I couldn't post this as a remix, so I am posting it as an original. However, my file is a combination of my base and Alastor.746's Christmas Advent Candlestick model found at this link: https://makerworld.com/en/models/775226#profileId-714128

I was building a DAKboard for my kitchen, and I couldn't find a clever way to mount the frame I created to the wall. Because I had a thin computer monitor, I couldn't screw a mount directly into the back of the monitor. I had to figure out a way to screw the mount into the wooden frame and still allow it to mount to the wall. I remixed the original Universal Wall Mount (slim version) to allow me to attach the mount to the inner walls of the DAKboard wooden frame.

My wife is a Pitt alumna, and I was very pleased to find Zach's model. It was literally the very first thing I printed with my A1. I made this remix to give as a gift to one of her friends, another Pitt grad. H2P!