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This is a flat-layout combo wallet designed to organize memory cards for multi-camera setups. It holds 16 cards in total, featuring embossed numbering next to every slot to easily track which card belongs to which specific camera. Finger cutouts are positioned at the base of each slot to facilitate quick and easy removal of the media.
Built for photographers and videographers managing multiple recording devices, this tray keeps media separated and identifiable. The engraved numbers allow for a direct mapping system between the storage slot and the specific camera body the card was pulled from.
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A rugged storage block designed to carry four 18650 cells side-by-side. The flush-profile sliding lid incorporates a captive tab-lock mechanism that prevents accidental opening during transport. Actuating the latch requires sequential inward and rearward thumb pressure, ensuring the contents remain secure even when loose inside a crowded tool bag. Capacity: 4x 18650 batteries Cell Fitment: Oversized slots (19.5mm diameter x 66.5mm length) to accommodate longer protected cells Closure: Sliding track lid with an integrated flush thumb-release lock Profile: Flat parallel array for low-profile tool bag pocket stowage
A substantial three-compartment organisational case featuring heavily chamfered exterior edges and an elevated, precision drop-in lid. Designed to store larger collections with ease, the entire form sports rounded vertical accents that give it a sturdy, polished presence. Hovering directly above, the matching lid boasts an integrated handle and a deep inner lip for a flush fit. Design Features Segmented Layout: Three evenly spaced internal bays, perfect for sorting bulky items. Chamfered Drop-In Lid: Rendered hovering above the main box for clear viewing; features an ergonomic handle and matching bevels. Sleek Exterior: Edges have been aggressively trimmed down into smooth chamfers, ensuring safe handling and an industrial-grade feel.

The Optic is a dedicated resting place for your reading glasses, designed to keep them safe from accidental crushing on the nightstand. Shaped with a gentle taper that mimics the geometry of a face, it features a specialized 18mm wide nose bridge at the peak. A transverse saddle trench ensures the glasses seat securely and naturally, allowing the lenses to rest against the sloped front without sliding off. Features Anatomical Fit: 18mm nose bridge precisely matches standard reading glasses. Secure Saddle: Transverse cutout catches the frame bridge to prevent slipping. Stable Base: Wide footprint resists tipping when retrieving your glasses in the dark.

A dual-cylinder shell designed with continuous, fluid wave cuts ascending its outer walls, now topped with a synchronized scalloped crown rim. The structure maintains its integrity via the undulating binding rim at the top, leaving an uninterrupted channel down the primary face to expose the nested inner spire. Structural Details Core: Hollow 35mm inner spire heavily vented with seven rows of circular cutouts. Outer Wall: 160mm diameter with sweeping sine-wave relief cuts and star punch-outs between the waves. Binding: The top of the outer wall runs in a continuous sine-wave curve, dipping perfectly between the vertical cuts. Access: A singular straight 35mm channel runs the full height of the assembly.

What it's for A mirrored pair of geometric L-bracket bookends featuring a faceted, crystalline exterior and perfectly flat inner faces for supporting books. Built to solve the issue of paperbacks toppling on shelves, each bookend contains a continuous internal cavity. This allows the finished print to be weighted with sand, coins, or metal shot through a bottom access hole, providing mass without requiring dense infill. Dimensions Overall size (per bookend): 100 mm wide, 120 mm deep, and 130 mm tall. Fill port: 24 mm tapered bore with a 27.5 mm recessed seating flange. Plugs: Tapered friction-fit caps with a standard coin-turn slot for securing the base. Print notes Print the main bookends with generous perimeter walls (at least 3-4 shells) to confidently contain fine, shifting ballasts like sand. No supports are strictly necessary if your printer bridges well, as the internal cavity roofs are sloped. Print the tapered plugs separately to ensure accurate tolerances for the friction fit. Assembly Pour sand or drop coins through the bottom seat until the internal chamber is heavily packed. Insert the included plug and use a small coin in the slot to twist and drive the taper until flush with the base. Remix ideas Modify the bottom plug to use printed threads instead of a friction fit for an absolute seal. Scale the internal cavity up or down to perfectly capture standard hardware sizes, like large hex nuts or steel rods. Increase the severity of the facet angles on the cutting block modules to create a sharper, glass-like aesthetic.
What it's for A rapid-access cylindrical container designed to cleanly organize loose hardware and replace makeshift storage like repurposed jam jars. Driven by a coarse 8-pitch thread, the lid seats completely in a single rotation for rapid open and close cycles. The flush-fit lid features deeply recessed perimeter channels to provide mechanical grip, making it well-suited for repetitive workshop tasks or kitchen spice organization. Dimensions Overall footprint: 60 mm exterior diameter x 70 mm total height Interior capacity: 55 mm internal diameter in the main body Mouth opening: 45 mm internal, dropping straight into the cavity Thread specification: 50 mm diameter neck with an 8 mm pitch Remix ideas Add internal intersecting dividers to isolate different sizes of washers and screws. Cut a shallow recess into the lid top and a matching rim on the jar bottom for vertical stacking. Embed an angled slot on the external shell face to hold paper labels or masking tape.