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Material-Saving 30-Degree Base
A solid block of plastic takes forever to print and uses way more filament than it needs to. This base holder replaces the solid wedge with a structural shell — hollowing out the underside while keeping the 30-degree holding angle and the side ridges completely intact. Print Specs Material saving: Massive reduction in volume by carving out a tunnel underneath. Overhangs: The 30-degree incline naturally prints without supports. Footprint: 68mm long by 60mm wide.
Tapa
A tightly toleranced snap-fit lid designed for a Raspberry Pi Zero W equipped with a 2.13" e-paper HAT. This iteration focuses exclusively on the top shell, scaled up slightly for a better friction fit with the base, and features an offset screen window to precisely frame the active display area without exposing the ribbon cable or PCB headers. Design Notes Display Window: Shifted 3mm laterally to match asymmetrical screen placement. Fitment: Expanded by 0.5mm overall to loosen the interface with the lower shell. Profile: Low-profile chamfered edges to deflect snags when slipped into a pocket or bag.
Wide Stance Desk Pen Anchor
A desk organiser that constantly tips over is worse than no organiser at all. This pen anchor solves the problem with a wide, flared footprint that refuses to be knocked down. The wide footprint is designed to support a tiny circle of railroad track powered by a small battery in the hollowed out base.
Rose Petal Pen Holder
A desktop pen holder built from four concentric layers of overlapping petals, flaring outward to form a blossoming rose. The solid central bud houses a straight drop-in receptacle. Remix Hooks Receptacle Size: The default 14mm bore fits standard markers, fountain pens, and large rollerballs. Drop it to 12mm for a tighter fit on standard ballpoints. Depth: Currently 55mm deep with a 5mm solid floor, balancing stability with enough exposed barrel to easily grab the pen. Petal Layers: The loop currently drives 4 layers. Adding a 5th layer would push the overall diameter past 100mm, creating a much wider, flatter bloom.
220mm Vented Wrist Extension Splint
A two-piece rigid wrist splint configured to enforce a 15-degree extension, supporting the natural arch of the hand for typing during RSI flare-ups. The primary structure relies on a heavy volar spine and moulded palm bar to restrict flexion, while the dorsal cover is relieved by a staggered cylinder lattice to manage thermal buildup over long sessions. Specifications Size: Medium (220mm overall length) Extension Angle: 15 degrees Restraint: Six integrated 25mm strap slots (three per side) Ventilation: 10mm staggered lattice array on the dorsal shell Clearance: 6mm split between halves for strap tensioning
Angled Retro Gherkin Case
An angled mechanical keyboard case designed for the 30-key Gherkin layout. Built with a heavy, retro aesthetic, it features a built-in carrying handle, a faux speaker grille, and rounded edges. Layout: 10x3 grid for Cherry MX switches (19.05mm spacing). Plate: Integrated 1.5mm top plate. Ergonomics: 6-degree typing angle. Assembly: Open cavity tray for drop-in PCB mounting.
Stepped Round Stamp Handle
A classic block-style handle designed to mount a 40mm round rubber stamp die. An embossed tactile arrow sits on the top face, pointing to 12 o'clock for immediate physical orientation before stamping. The stepped design keeps fingers clear of the ink while providing a solid grip post. Remix Hooks Base Dimensions: Currently 40mm in diameter and 10mm thick. Scale the diameter to match different stamp sizes, or thicken the plate to distribute pressure over a wider area. Grip Post: Set at a 25mm diameter and 30mm tall. Easily extended for larger hands, or swap the standard cylinder for a tapered profile. Orientation Marker: The top arrow is a simple 1mm extrusion. Swap the polygon for path text, an embossed logo, or a different tactile indicator.
Mini Fidget Bottle
A scaled-down, pocket-friendly version of the fidget bottle. It still features the spin, slide, click, twist, and shake interactions, but now fits easily in the palm of a hand. Build details Scaled to 70% of original size. Expect tighter tolerances on the snap fits and sliders. Print slowly to ensure the scaled-down clearances don't fuse.
Desk Nameplate For New Jobs
A curled-up sticky note taped to a monitor is a miserable way to announce a new position. This wedge-based nameplate replaces the sad paper with a rigid block that stays exactly where you put it. It resists tipping when bumped by a keyboard, and the face tilts back so the text actually points at the person walking up to the desk. Build Specifications Footprint: 200mm wide by 45mm tall. Viewing Angle: 15-degree rear tilt to face a standing visitor. Lettering: 3mm raised text bridged by a continuous base strip for rigidity.
Tactical Vault USB Shell
A heavy-duty tactical enclosure designed specifically for the SanDisk Cruzer Blade. The shell features a top-loading drop cavity that allows the drive to be inserted at an angle, pushing the USB contact point safely through the reinforced front port. Once seated, a fitted rear plate slides in on a dovetail-style track to lock the drive down, exposing only the functional plug. Deployment Notes Insertion Protocol: Angle the drive nose-down into the front port first, then snap the tail into the cavity. Locking Mechanism: The bright slider runs on a 1.5mm recessed rail, clamping the drive securely against the front bulkhead. Clearances: Sized to grip the Cruzer Blade's low-profile plastic housing while leaving the metal contacts fully operational.
Aero — Concept Car Glasses Dock
A sleek, aerodynamic monolithic glasses stand shaped like a concept car. Features Integrated Dock: Deep channel cuts straight across the front hood and fenders. Stable Stance: Solid body and integrated flush wheels prevent tipping. Print Ready: Single-piece design with rounded corners for easy printing.
Signo DX UMR-1 Custom Pen
A precision-fit pen chassis designed exclusively around the Uni-ball Signo DX (UMR-1) refill. The design consists of three pieces: a threaded barrel, a tapered front grip section that locks the refill shoulder in place, and a flush-fitting cap. Fitment Notes Refill: Uni-ball Signo DX / UMR-1 series (typically 0.38mm or 0.28mm capped refills). Not Compatible With: Retractable UMR-83 refills (Signo RT) — they lack the rigid front shoulder this grip relies on to stop the tip. Assembly: The grip threads onto the barrel using an M8x1 thread. The cap slides completely over the grip and friction-locks onto a slight taper at the front of the barrel. Tuning: If the refill rattles slightly from manufacturing tolerances, a tiny piece of foam or paper in the bottom of the barrel will compress it tight.
Snap-On Cable ID Flags
A set of small clip-on flags with flat paddles to label your cords, because pulling the wrong plug—like the router instead of a lamp—has real consequences. The C-clip flexes over the cable and snaps shut, holding the label face out so you can identify the line at a glance. Remix Hooks Cable Diameter: The clips are currently sized with a 6mm core and a 3.6mm opening slot, designed to flex around 4mm to 7mm cords. Scale the cable_d parameter up for thick power lines or down for thin USB cables. Paddle Dimensions: Set at 25x12mm with a 1.6mm thickness. You can stretch the width to fit longer text, or edit the source to emboss text directly onto the surface instead of using a marker or label maker. Clip Flexibility: The clip walls are 1.8mm thick. If you are printing in a stiff material and find it hard to snap on, thin the walls slightly or widen the main opening slot.
Console Sequential Shifter
A print-in-place sequential shifter toy wrapped in a chunky closed-box console. The internal mechanics rely on built-in compliant flexures: leaf springs in the side walls create the tactile shift detents, while zigzag end-springs automatically snap the stick back to center after each throw. Modification Hooks Console Shell: Currently 46x96mm and 26mm tall. It's built wide enough to house the 1.2mm wall flexures. Lever Travel: The top slot is 12x60mm, allowing the 10mm shifter shaft to travel far enough to clear the internal resistance bumps before the springs pull it back. Stick Profile: Swapping the 18mm spherical knob out for a cylindrical handle or a stylized top is a quick replacement in the code.
Pocket Passive Phone Amplifier
A low-profile, solid-state acoustic amplifier designed to redirect downward-firing smartphone audio forward. Fits easily in a pocket or bag for travel, acting as both a stand and a passive volume booster for calls, media, or alarms. Footprint: 96mm × 56mm × 20mm Device Fitment: Slot accommodates phones and standard cases up to 86mm wide and 15mm thick. Mechanism: Funnels bottom-edge speaker output through an expanding internal hull to a front-facing acoustic vent. Printability: Prints in place without supports flat on its base.
Cable Hub with Sign
Unlabeled cable routing is exactly how you unplug the wrong drive during a transfer. To fix that, this dome now features a snap-fit socket joint holding up a rigid nameplate so it's perfectly clear whose cords belong where. Sizing and Fit Base diameter: 101.6 mm (4 inches) Ports: 8 individual routed exits Joint: 3mm friction snap-fit
Stage-Ready Drum Rack Tablet Console
A heavy-duty tablet console designed to mount directly to the horizontal crossbar of a standard electronic drum rack. Built with the working drummer in mind, this holder leans back at a comfortable reading angle for sheet music apps, metronomes, or playback tracks, and features an extra-deep lip to secure tablets in thick protective cases. Setup Notes Mounting: Snaps over any standard 1.5" (38.1mm) drum rack tube. Hardware: Requires two M6x40mm (or longer) bolts and matching M6 hex nuts to lock the clamp tight. The flanges include recessed hex traps so you only need one wrench to tighten them. Printing: For maximum strength against drum vibrations, lay the model flat on one of its side faces (so the large circular hole points straight up) during slicing. This aligns the layer lines along the clamping arm, making it virtually indestructible. No supports are needed in this orientation.
Gary Desk Sign
A freestanding desk sign designed to stop wobbling and falling over when the desk is bumped. The custom underline and descender pin hold the piece perfectly horizontal on a flat surface, fighting the usual top-heaviness of 3D-printed text. Sizing & Details Extrusion depth: The letters sit 15mm thick for a sturdy footprint, with the underline and pin set at 12mm deep to offset the profile. Full stop: Split into a separate 2mm top cap for a clean multi-color slice. Support requirement: Prints flat on its face without supports.
Print-In-Place Mini Briefcase SM GNEW
A pocket-sized briefcase designed to print as a single assembled piece. It lays completely flat on the print bed with a 0.4mm clearance built into the continuous hinge. Once it's off the bed, the two halves fold together and the split handle meets perfectly in the middle, secured by tiny friction-fit latches embedded in the side walls. Remixing the Design This is a blank canvas for organizing whatever tiny parts you deal with daily. The base setup is 90x60mm, but you can safely scale or gut it: The interior: I put a single 2mm divider inside the base half to mimic a document pouch, but you can swap that for an SD-card grid, a custom tool insert, or just leave it bare. The exterior: The luggage ribs are purely subtractive cuts on the outer shell. They can easily be swapped for debossed logos or different patterns. The latches: It uses 1.2mm radius pegs dropping into 1.4mm radius holes. If your printer runs over-extruded, you might want to shave the pegs down slightly before printing.
4.5mm USB-C Desk Anchor
An adhesive-mount anchor for securing 4.5mm USB-C cables to the side of a desk. It holds the line captive when unplugged, preventing it from sliding onto the floor under its own weight. Fitment and Clearances Host capacity: Standard 4.5mm rubber and braided USB-C jackets. Entry bore: 4.5mm diameter. Snap channel: 3mm entry width. Mounting interface: 14x14mm flat footprint for standard double-sided tape. Check Before Printing Measure your cable jacket with calipers. Thick reinforced lines exceeding 4.8mm will bind or crush in the bore. Thin peripheral cords under 3.5mm may slip out of the keyhole opening when the line goes slack.
Over-Bezel Monitor Shelf
A low-profile shelf that clips over a monitor's top bezel to hold a webcam, figures, or a sticky-note pad. It relies on a front hook and an extended rear counterweight brace to stay stable without tipping forward. The model is oriented on its side so the layer lines run perpendicular to the leverage of the back brace, giving it maximum structural strength. Remix Hooks Shelf Area: Currently 120x60mm. Widen it for multiple peripherals, or extend the depth if you need more runway—just mind the center of gravity. Bezel Gap: Defaulted to 25mm to fit older or standard monitors. Measure your screen's thickness and adjust this gap if you have an ultra-thin panel or a sharply curved back. Front Lip: A 6mm lip keeps pens and small items from rolling off. Drop this to zero if you want an unobstructed flat surface for a webcam base. Counterweight Brace: Extends 40mm down the back. Lengthen it if you plan to mount heavier loads.
Sloped Power Box Enclosure3
A sloped-console enclosure for a custom battery power box. The case features a sloped front panel for mounting a DSN-VC288 volt/amp meter and a generic battery level indicator, positioning them at an ergonomic viewing angle. Outputs: Four 14 mm barrel jacks on the front panel. Inputs: One 14 mm barrel jack and a 17×12 mm power switch cutout on the rear. Internals: A segregated 70×60 mm battery compartment with retaining walls. Assembly: Four M3 corner bosses meant for heat-set inserts, securing a drop-on top plate.
32mm Desk Headphone Hook
Under-desk headphone hook with an integrated C-clamp, scaled specifically for a standard 32mm tabletop. Fitment Host: Fits flat desk edges up to 34mm thick. The jaw gap is fixed at 36mm to allow clearance. Adjustment: The included M10x1.5 thumbscrew threads through the bottom jaw, securing the clamp to panels as thin as 19mm. Orientation: Designed to be printed flat on its side. The internal threads print horizontally, which requires decent part cooling but yields the strongest layer orientation for the clamp arms.
CoilFlex — USB-C Splint
Meet the CoilFlex — a USB-C strain relief boot that balances rigid stability for the connector head with a flexible, coiled tail for the cable. By applying a helical cut pattern to the tail section while preserving a solid spine at the base, it allows the cable to bend naturally without kinking, while the solid front block keeps the delicate connector joint perfectly immobile. Features Rigid Connector Housing: Perfectly sized to hold the 10mm head section motionless. Spiral Flex-Tail: Allows the cable section to bend under stress without pinching. Snap-In Top: A continuous top channel lets you easily press the cable into place. Tapered Transition: Smoothly steps down from the connector block to the coil.
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