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A two-piece headphone holder that clamps to a desk edge and holds headphones on an upper hook arm. A threaded screw with a large knob under the lower jaw tightens it.
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A low, slate-like desk plate in the spirit of a game-console accessory, with three rounded C-shaped clips standing in a symmetrical row. Cables press in from above, sit in a 4.4 mm round channel, and are held by smooth lips. Size: 60 × 20 mm, 5 mm base, 7 mm total height. Clips: three, 17 mm apart, 3.6 mm entry opening, lips about 1.2 mm thick at the opening. Floor: about 1.8 mm of material under each channel, measured from the tape recess. Underside: 48 × 12 mm tape recess, 0.5 mm deep. Printing: one solid piece, flat bottom, no supports needed.

A solid block with six angled slots that keeps USB-A sticks upright on the desk instead of loose in drawers. Each slot leans back 30 degrees, so labels on the sticks face a person seated at the desk. Each slot is sized for a standard USB-A stick with a little room to spare, and the slots are separated by 2.5 mm dividers. The outer edges have a small chamfer, and the base sits flat on the bed with no supports needed. Capacity: 6 USB-A sticks Slot size: 13 mm wide, 6 mm deep Slot angle: 30 degrees tilted back Divider thickness: 2.5 mm Overall size: about 95 mm long, 19 mm deep, 30 mm tall Print orientation: flat on its base, no supports
A one-piece snap-in bumper case for the Samsung S24 FE, sized from the 162.0 × 77.3 × 8.0 mm phone spec with 0.2 mm clearance. The open front leaves the screen clear, and the walls are 1.8 mm with a 1.5 mm back and a 1.2 mm lip that catches the screen edge. Camera cutout on the back Button slot along one side Bottom slot for USB-C and the speaker Prints back-down with no supports One piece, no assembly The case is rigid, so the phone presses in from one corner. PLA works, but a flexible filament such as TPU is easier on the phone and less likely to crack the lip. The camera and button positions are estimates, so check them against your phone before printing the whole case.
A single-piece C-channel sleeve that slides onto a 120 x 40 mm, 12 mm thick LED lamp panel and blocks light except through three evenly spaced slots. The front plate and side walls are 2.4 mm thick, enough to be opaque in PLA. Back lips hold the panel in place, and the cavity has 0.2 mm clearance per side for a sliding fit. Two 6 mm bridges at the ends keep the strips between the slots connected. Cavity: 120.4 x 12.4 mm Slots: three, 6 x 40 mm, equal spacing Sleeve length: 52 mm Prints in one piece, front face down, no supports needed for the walls Fits the Bambu A1 mini bed
Een persbakje voor Pokémon-kaarten, bestaand uit vier losse printdelen: een bakje, een persplaat, een draaischroef en een schroefdop. Het bakje is dicht aan de achter- en zijkanten, heeft een vingeruitsparing aan de voorkant en een brug met schroefdraad over de bovenkant. De plaat ligt op de kaarten en heeft een ronde inzinking in het midden. De draaischroef zet de plaat onder druk. De schroefdop draait op de punt van de schroef en heeft een ronde voet die in de inzinking past. Binnenruimte bakje: 68 × 93 mm Schroefdraad: 14 mm, spoed 3 mm Inzinking in de plaat: 16 mm doorsnede Schroefdop: 15 mm voet, 22 mm doorsnede Print de dop met de voet naar beneden, zonder support
A sheet of 59 miniature round keycaps in the spirit of a tiny typewriter keyboard, sized to dress up tactile switches. Each cap is 5 mm across and 1.6 mm thick, with a short 3 mm glue post and an engraved legend: letters, digits, arrows and common symbols. 26 letters A–Z and digits 0–9 Four arrow caps (right, up, left, down) 19 common symbols 3 mm post, 1.4 mm tall, for gluing to the switch Printed face-down, so no supports are needed Use a fine layer height (0.2 mm or less) so the small engraved glyphs stay legible.