Last year I printed some plant clamps, but they only fit one pole diameter and weren't suitable for all plants. That's why I designed a parametric plant clamp called the Ant Clamp (I think it looks like an ant's head). So give it a try and configure the clamp which fits your needs :)

Since several people have asked me about it, and I wanted to do a multi-part project, here it is at last: the XL version of my Death Star wall clock. This version consists of four parts that hold together without glue. I also created a single-color and a three-color version. It has a diameter of approximately 41 cm. Of course, it's compatible with the Bambu MH011 Clock Kit. I've also created new, larger hands for it.

A while ago, I built a raised cress bed for my daughter so she could enjoy growing cress and other sprouts more. Or at least, so she could enjoy watching them grow. I designed the first version relatively quickly and didn't really think so many people would like it. That's why, and because I wasn't 100% satisfied with the first design, I created an improved version. This is a complete rework of my Cress raised bed v1

I wanted to create some kind of wardrobe for our caps and hats and i stumbled over rope hooks. But this rope hook wardrobe cost over €150, so I decided to make such hooks myself. And since I had wanted to do a project with OpenSCAD for a long time, I created these parametric rope hooks. With this, you can create your own hooks, regardless of the rope's thickness or the hook's required length. Whether a bent hook or a short, small one with an additional prong, any combination should be possible

I wanted a storage solution for my hotends that was easily accessible, but I couldn't find one I really liked. That's why I created my Skadis Magnetic Hotend Mount. Since the hotends already have a magnet on the back, you only need a washer (standard M4 or M6 from Bambu Store). This is pressed into place on the back. To attach the mount to the Skadis system, you'll also need the Skadis T-Clip.

Some time ago i created a Magnetic Wall Medal Display I wanted something in same style for my keys, and also a little bit smaller. So i created my Magnetic Hex Key Wall :) It is designed to mix different sizes of plates and color. Also I designed it to use different kinds of Skadis hooks, as i don't wanted to tinker something complete new and wanted to allow to use a hook you like or need.

As the shoes of my daughter where flying around, i designed some simple "Brick" style shoe rack for the wall.

I have designed these Bluey ghosts and actively involved my daughter in the design process (she basically acted as quality control). Now I'd like to share them with you. Have fun printing and Happy Halloween!(Edited)

Hello, I'd like to introduce you to my latest creation, RotaDose a self-locking, daily pill dispenser for one or two weeks. It's available in two sizes, depending on how many pills you need to take. Thanks to its design, nothing can fall out once RotaDose is rotated to the "lock" position. And when all the compartments are empty, the top plate can be easily removed for refilling. It's designed for printing without supports, and assembly requires no glue or other non-printed components.

I wanted to create some Pokemon inspired Halloween Tea light ghosts. And after some tinkering i created my PokeGhosts. They are all printable without AMS and can be assembled without glue, just put the tail the pokemon into the ghost.

Recently, the Bambu Reusable Spool was out of stock again, but I needed one for the new filament I had ordered. I found a few other "small" spool designs, but they either required too much filament, took too long to print, or I simply didn't like them.. So, I sat down and tried to design my own. But designing "pretty" patterns in Fusion360 was either very difficult or took forever. Then I had the idea to use infill as the pattern. And after some experimentation, the MiniInfill Spool was born .

My wife found the original model on some social media platform some days ago, and showed them to me, so i couldprint them for her. But she wasn't happy with the original "variations" of the ties, so i played a bit around and replaced the pattern with infill options. Now you can have a Summer Beer Party with Infill Style!! Happy printing ;)

My wife and I started running, and she won a medal for our first official run, which she wanted to show off somewhere. So what does a nice husband do with a 3D printer? That's right, he prints a mount. I wasn't entirely satisfied with the existing wall mounts because they either took up too much material or were simply boring. So I created my own wall mount and would like to share it with you.

Inspired by some prints of my original Star Wars Death Star Clock, i created a HUEFORGE version of the Clockface.

When I printed some coffee coasters, I wanted to make some more, so I made some of my own designs

My daughter wanted a "cooler" cress bed than the ones you can buy. So what does a father who knows how to use CAD programs do? Exactly, he over-engineers it^^ But joking aside, my daughter is now enjoying her own raised bed.