Nothing fancy, but it works!

Two years of comments on the older version went into this, so most of what’s new is other people’s ideas rather than mine.

Up front: the case is my own CAD, made in Fusion 360. The hygrometer adapter and the desiccant bins were written in OpenSCAD with help from an AI assistant, then printed and tested by me.

The big one: the desiccant containers are separate parts now. The old version had three moulded compartments with snap-on lids, which worked, but you couldn’t swap one out, and that’s what people kept asking for. The bins sit on magnets in the floor and lift out in one piece. They also fit the previous version’s boxes, so nobody has to reprint a shelf to get them.

No more mid-print magnet pause either. The magnets press into open pockets after printing.

The hygrometer mount is a bayonet onto a ramped collar, so it self-adjusts to wherever your unit’s lugs sit instead of the collar having to be exactly the right thickness. It took a few wrong theories and a printed test ladder to get there.

Closed height is 75.0 mm, so it fits a 76 mm rack. That one’s down to someone whose rack the previous version wouldn’t go in.

Makerworld Link

I have made a V3 optimized cable organizer! It is for cables up to 2 meters in length and is compatible with virtually any type of charging cable, such as USB-A/USB-C/Lightning/etc! Bend angles are also taken into account to protect cables from damage. I'm very happy with how it turned out and I hope other people will be able to use it as well! I uploaded the model for free on makerworld

Model Link : https://makerworld.com/en/models/2044171-screw-snatcher-pickup-tool

A simple but satisfying mechanical solution. Thanks for Supporting.

Wanted a minimalist way to display my CDs, so I designed this super quick print.

• Print time: < 30 mins
• Filament: < 10g
• Mounting: 2 nails or screws

Free model on MakerWorld if anyone wants it: https://makerworld.com/nl/models/3457728-cd-display#profileId-3945307

What do you think?

I’ve been working on a custom trading card storage drawer designed specifically for the IKEA KALLAX shelf with bottle insert.
A few features of the design:
Holds up to 800 trading cards

Has a front slot for a sleeved card, so you can easily identify what’s inside each drawer

Uses a two-piece design to make printing possible on most consumer 3D printers

Designed with trading card collectors in mind

The idea is to make a KALLAX setup more practical for organizing a collection while letting you use a card on the front as a visual label.

I’d love to hear what you think! Is this something you’d use for your collection? Any features you’d want to see added or improved?

Model available on Printables. It's parametric*, so you should be able customise to whatever coins you need (although I'm sure there are new and creative ways to break the model). I use the EUR and CZK versions, but I included some best-effort models for other currencies too (I included the measurements on the page if you want to verify them).

*I should note I have no idea what I am doing, I'm self-taught

Sometimes you don't need all of the bottle or pacifier inserts that come with the Momcozy KleanPal Pro bottle washer. This print provides a convenient, off-the-counter place to store these accessories while still keeping them organized!

Simply attach with command strips to either of the sides. The accessories fit nicely into the slots without being too tight.

The bottle washer can get warm during the washing, steam, and drying cycles. I printed this out of ASA for better heat resistance. I've also provided a PLA profile, but I haven't tested PLA – it's possible that it could warp due to the heat. PETG or ABS could be used instead of ASA.

I made this because I wanted to print something and clean up the counter, and surprisingly my wife approved of it with no convincing!

You can check out the model here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3448404-insert-holder-for-momcozy-kleanpal-bottle-washer

The main difference between my customiser and others out there is I have pre-set dimensions for popular boards to make it easier to just pick your board and style.

I do need help making sure I have dimensions for all the boards people want, though, there are a lot of variations and clones out there!

I designed this helper tool (OmniGrip) for people with arthritis, tremors, or limited hand strength who struggle with the painful pinch-and-twist motion needed to turn a key.

Most printable key turners rely on fixed, narrow slots that only fit standard flat house keys meaning anything with a thick plastic head or an odd shape just won't work. On top of that, swapping keys on them can be a pain if your fingers don't work great.

Instead of a rigid slot, I used a bed of flexible TPU 95A pins inside a rigid outer shell. When you push any key down into it, the pins bend out of the way and lock around the profile with a lot of friction. No fiddling or setup needed just press it in and turn.

A few quick design details:

\- The outer handle has 5 rounded lobes so you can turn it using your whole palm or knuckles instead of a tight pinch grip.

\- The TPU insert locks into the rigid shell with a 10-tooth spline inside, so it won't spin freely when you apply torque.

\- There's an ejection hole at the bottom: if the TPU ever wears out, you can just push it out with a pencil and print a new 15g core instead of wasting the whole shell.

\- As a side bonus, it works great on a desk as a pen/stylus stand so you can grab things with a full fist instead of trying to pinch them flat off the table.

Modeled parametrically in OpenSCAD so dimensions can be tweaked if needed.

Files and details here:

https://makerworld.com/models/3440853?appSharePlatform=copy

Feedback and suggestions are very welcome!

Broke my sharp vacuum canister when trying to clean out a horrific smell that turned out to be the neoprene washer between the top and bottom sections. The first model didn't have enough airflow indicated by the sound of the vacuum. Modelled in onshape, printed on a p1s. Saved me ~$40 for a replacement canister.

I printed a simple cover for my bottle warmer since it doesn’t come with one. It helps keep dust out of the water when I’m not using it, might help reduce heat loss while it’s warming up, and gives me a spot to put a few things on top when the warmer isn’t in use.

https://makerworld.com/de/models/3439781-philips-avent-bottle-warmer-lid#profileId-3922499

Nothing fancy, just a little practical thing I wanted for my own kitchen. Figured I’d share it in case anyone else finds it useful!

I’ve uploaded the model to MakerWorld if anyone wants to check it out.

I know it probably has a name, but that's neither here nor there.
Edit: Looks like it may be a type of spanner nut

Needed to remove this nut from a telescope motor so I can measure the gear (my calipers don't reach into the bowl far enough).

Third iteration fit (couldn't accurately measure the nut either XD) and with a few picture hanging nails heat set I got it out.

Now to learn how to design a gear!