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ClipLevel addresses the common issue of monitor light bars tilting upward on thick-bezel screens, projecting glare directly into your eyes. These custom wedge shims sit under the rear counterweight clip, lifting it by 8mm to pitch the light beam firmly down toward your desk. A built-in front lip hooks over the monitor's top edge to keep everything securely located without adhesive.
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A monolithic block of satisfying repetition. This linear stress toy houses a captive slider within its core, traveling exactly 40 millimeters back and forth along an internal track. Built as a single print-in-place object for the desk, it relies on precise tolerances rather than assembly. A sharp tactile click punctuates each end of the stroke as the internal mass seats firmly against integrated bump stops. Design Notes Tactile Feedback: Embedded spherical bump-stops lock into the slider's divots for a crisp snap at full extension. Print-in-Place: Assembles directly on the build plate with a captive hexagonal track geometry. Clearance Check: Features a bottom release slot to assist with breaking the slider free immediately post-print. Textured Grip: External side grooves and a ridged thumb button provide purchase during use.
A two-piece spring clamp designed to mount a mobile phone within the center of a standard ring light for filming. The base features a horizontal captive slot sized for a 1/4"-20 hex nut, allowing direct attachment to standard tripod and ring light threads. Jaw tension is provided by looping a standard rubber band over the outward-facing anchor pegs located on the exterior of both the fixed and sliding jaws. Technical Specifications Grip Range: 60mm to 85mm horizontal capacity. Mounting Interface: 1/4"-20 pass-through with captive hex nut slot. Jaw Profile: Recessed inner faces designed to accept soft foam or rubber grip tape. Mechanism: Guided T-track slider with external tension anchors.

A tilted desktop stand designed to change the resting angle of a flat macro keypad. Pitching the keypad at an angle brings the keys into a direct sightline, reducing mis-hits and accidental presses during active use. The cradle wraps the base of the device to secure it, preventing the pad from creeping backward across the desk as pressure is applied to the keys. Key features and dimensions: Fits macro pads measuring up to 118x84mm (includes 1mm of functional clearance). Fixed 30-degree working angle. Rear 25mm cutout accommodates central cable routing. Hollowed wedge structure minimizes printing material while maintaining a stable support footprint.

What it's for A robust under-desk mount designed to keep headphones off the keyboard and safely out of the way. The resting arm features a wide, flat U-shaped profile specifically engineered to support heavy headsets without denting or creasing soft headband material. Designed to be printed flat on its side, the model aligns the layer lines for maximum structural strength, eliminating the risk of snapping under load. Dimensions Resting area: 35mm wide by 25mm deep, providing ample flat-bottomed clearance for typical headbands. Mounting tab: 50mm long, flush-cut to sit flush against the underside of a desk. Hardware: Features two countersunk screw holes (4.5mm shaft clearance, 9mm flat counterbore) designed to print cleanly without supports. Remix ideas Extend the front retaining lip for headsets with unusually thick padding. Adjust the internal depth of the U-channel to accommodate wider audiophile headbands. Expand the mounting tab width or hole spacing for use with heavy-duty lag screws.

This two-part point-of-sale display solution is configured to sit on a counter or desk, offering interactive signage directly to customers. What it's for Designed specifically for physical point-of-sale areas or vendor booths, this set includes a tall, forward-leaning stand and a matching pocket business card. The stand leverages clear calls-to-action ("Tap Here" and "Scan Here") alongside an extruded universal contactless logo. The bottom section of the stand is left intentionally blank to receive a printed or stickered QR code. Dimensions Display Stand: Stands 150mm tall (144mm face) with a slim 6mm thickness, securely fused to a footprint base measuring 100mm wide by 50mm deep. The upright face sits at a 15-degree forward incline for readability when viewed from above. Business Card: Measures a standard 85mm x 54mm with an ultra-thin 1.5mm flexible profile. Text Protrusion: All lettering and icons are extruded 0.8mm outward from their surfaces, designed for clean layer swaps. Print notes Optimised for materials like PETG-HF, this model prints entirely flat on its base, completely eliminating the need for supports. The total height of the stand and its solid connection to the base keeps density low while maintaining sturdiness. The 0.8mm text lift ensures clear letters regardless of layer heights up to 0.2mm.
Channeling the heavy hit of a comic book splash page, this freestanding desk sign is the ultimate gatekeeper for the busy product manager. The bold text is stripped of any distracting backing board, letting the stark silhouette do all the heavy lifting. Resting proudly on a sleek, chamfered base and tilted perfectly toward approaching colleagues, it spells out the eternal product question: "But, what's the problem?" It forms the perfect physical prop to keep meetings focused and feature-creep at bay. Design Notes Freestanding Letters: The heavy typeface is anchored directly to the base, with a hidden rear beam supporting the floating punctuation. Perfect Viewing Angle: Tossed back 15 degrees to effortlessly catch the eye of anyone walking up to the desk. Print-in-Place: Designed to lay flat on the printer bed with absolutely no supports required.