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A sleek, aerodynamic monolithic glasses stand shaped like a concept car.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.