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A 1-liter capacity milk bottle with a classic sloping shoulder and a thick pouring rim. It features a stylized cow face embossed out from the glass body. Includes a matching press-fit plug lid to keep the contents enclosed.
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A standalone pop-top can cover designed for easy swapping of customizable 3D-printable pets. Hooks for Remixing The Peg System: The mounting peg on the cap is a standard 3.8 mm cylinder, sitting slightly toward the back edge. Any custom object with a matching 4.2 mm socket will drop right on. Skull Profile: The flat skull on the cap is an exact scaled-down copy of the original 3D geometry. Expansion: Want to add more utility? You could stretch the cap base horizontally to house three or four pets simultaneously, or angle the peg so the figure faces upward when the can is open.

Leaving a bowl of vinegar on the counter just means you eventually knock over a bowl of vinegar. This insert replaces the flat lid in a canning ring to turn any jar into a one-way trap Diameter: 84 mm (fits the ring). Depth: 35 mm funnel projection into the jar. Exit Aperture: 4 mm (wide enough to enter, too narrow to navigate back). Printability: The flat face sits on the bed. The funnel tapers upward. Zero supports needed.
A touchless smart tap automation enclosure designed to sit directly onto a 15–24 mm tap throat. This is the fully assembled internal view of the water and power management systems. The IP65-style base box drops over the E18-D80NK IR proximity sensor up front and houses native standoffs for standard 50×40 mm and 35×25 mm logic boards. Fitment Checklist Throat: Clamps over 15–24 mm circular taps Sensor Bore: Front-facing 18 mm drop-in for cylindrical IR sensors Tubing: Routing pathways built strictly for 6 mm OD / 4 mm ID polyurethane lines Valve Clearance: Central bay fits standard inline 1/4" 12V DC solenoids
A multi-tier storage organizer designed for makeup, cosmetics, and brushes. It features a stepped compartment layout, dedicated grid slots for lipsticks, and hinged lids with simple opening tabs to keep stored items dust-free. The back incorporates mortise slots that accept two upright supports. These supports hold a tilting mirror frame designed to accept a standard acrylic or real mirror sheet. Assembly Notes The parts are laid out flat on the build plate for support-free FDM printing. Uses modular drop-in supports to mount the mirror frame. The main body features integrated hinge knuckles; the lids attach using the included printable pivot pins. Clearances are set to 0.4 mm for smooth hinge rotation directly off the printer.
Sponges and brushes left in a flat tray sit in a puddle and go sour. This sink caddy lifts them on ribs over a slotted floor so water runs out, and a separate tall holder takes a brush upright. Key numbers Tray: 200 x 110 x 45 mm, 2.4 mm walls Floor: 2.5 mm with 9 drain slots, plus 4 mm ribs to keep items off the surface Front notch: 60 mm wide, lets water pour off the front edge Brush socket: 48 mm square, inner opening 44 mm Removable holder: 40 x 40 x 100 mm with side slots for drainage; 2 mm clearance in the socket Printing Print the tray flat, no supports Print the holder upright 0.2 mm layers, PETG suggested for wet use
Ein massiver, geometrischer Tavernenkrug, der als exakte Aufnahme für einen konischen Becher dient. Das Design verzichtet auf organische Formen und setzt stattdessen auf eine 12-eckige Fass-Struktur mit verstärkten Rändern im "Iron Band"-Stil. Maßgeschneidert Innenmaße: Konischer Hohlraum (65,6 mm unten, 86,6 mm oben). Tiefe: 107 mm (lässt den Becher exakt 20 mm überstehen). Features: Integrierte 2 mm Entlastungsvertiefung am Boden und eine Luftausgleichsnut, damit sich der Becher beim Einsetzen nicht festsaugt. Henkel: Ergonomischer Griff mit 35x75 mm Innenöffnung.