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A cardboard sign corner holder that ends the problem of taping or tacking a sign to the wall. The triangular pocket slips over a corner of 3 mm cardboard, like a photo corner, and the flat back takes a removable adhesive pad.
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What it's for A sleek floating shelf for beside the bed at about head height, sized for an ornament or a small potted plant. A back plate with four countersunk screw holes fixes it to the wall, and two triangular brackets support the top. The design is symmetrical, so printing two gives a matching pair for each side of the bed. Dimensions Shelf top: 200 × 120 × 12 mm, rounded edges Back plate: 170 mm wide, 6 mm thick, 70 mm tall including the shelf Screw holes: four, 4.5 mm shank with 9 mm countersink, set 80 mm apart, the upper pair just below the shelf Brackets: two, 6 mm thick, at X ±70 mm Print notes Prints with the top face on the bed, with no supports needed. Use wall plugs suited to your wall type and countersunk screws with heads up to 9 mm. Remix ideas Narrow the shelf for tighter spaces. Add a small front lip to keep ornaments from sliding off. Add a cable notch for a bedside lamp.

A small wall shelf that sits flat against the wall and glues on, with no drilling and no screws that miss the stud. The tall back plate gives the adhesive a big flat face, and two triangular gussets stop the front edge from sagging or peeling off. Key numbers Shelf top: 200 mm long x 80 mm deep x 4 mm thick Back plate: 200 x 40 mm, 4 mm thick, flat on the wall side Two gussets, 4 mm thick, each 34 mm tall Print: shelf upright on its back plate or flat on the top, no supports needed with the plate down; PETG or PLA, 3+ perimeters Glue: construction adhesive or mounting tape on the back plate face

Lifebuoy is a wall-mounted key rack shaped like a beach lifeguard buoy, with a red body, white LIFEGUARD lettering and five sturdy hooks. Features 230 mm long stadium-shaped body, 70 mm tall, 14 mm deep Letters as a separate white piece set into a pocket in the red body Five round-tipped hooks along the lower front Two rear keyhole-style screw holes with counterbores Flat back for printing without supports Print notes Print the body and the letters in separate colours (PLA, 0.4 mm nozzle), back face down.
A short tapered sleeve for a hole that is too big or the wrong shape for what goes in it. This one is 7 mm long with thin 0.6 mm walls, so it slips in without eating the opening. Key numbers Large end outer size: 20 x 23 mm Small end outer size: 19 x 19 mm Length: 7 mm Wall thickness: 0.6 mm Open all the way through Printing Print standing on the large end, no supports needed Walls are about 1-2 nozzle widths thick, so use a 0.4 mm nozzle and 1-2 perimeters No clearance is added; scale slightly if the hole is tight
A single replacement drawer for an Advent calendar: open-top box, 41.5 × 23.5 × 44 mm, 1.5 mm walls and floor, with the number engraved on the front above a small square grip. Remix hooks Grip size: 8 × 5 mm face, 4 mm projection (5 mm deep body, 1 mm embedded). Make it wider for easier pulling. Grip rounding: 0.8 mm edge rounding. Raise it for a softer look, drop it for a sharper square. Number: 8 mm Roboto, engraved 1 mm deep near the top. Change the digit for other drawers. Fit: trim 0.2 mm off width and height if it binds in the frame. Pairs with: the other numbered drawers, since the front footprint is unchanged.

Blind cords slip off a plain cleat the moment the tension changes. This dragon head cord cleat has a tusk on each side of the snout, so the cord wraps under it and stays put. Mounting plate: 30 x 70 mm, 4 mm thick, two countersunk screw holes Tusks: ball-tipped, project about 16 mm out from the centre on each side, above the cord path Cord slot: 3.5 mm tall, runs left to right through the snout Flames: three tongues from each nostril, pointing forward over the plate Extras: horns, brow ridges, cheek spikes Print: plate flat on the bed; the horns and flames are small overhangs, so a little cleanup or supports may help