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A curled-up sticky note taped to a monitor is a miserable way to announce a new position. This wedge-based nameplate replaces the sad paper with a rigid block that stays exactly where you put it. It resists tipping when bumped by a keyboard, and the face tilts back so the text actually points at the person walking up to the desk.
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This MagSafe desk stand ends the daily annoyance of a phone lying flat on a desk catching glare and demanding two hands to peel away from a charging cord. It angles the screen at 60 degrees for casual checking, leaves plenty of airgap for the heavy camera bumps on modern iPhones, and traps the charging cable permanently in place so it stops sliding off the table. Tolerances and Fit Puck Recess: 56.5mm diameter by 5.7mm deep — dimensioned to grip a bare official Apple MagSafe charger securely. Cable Channel: A 7.5mm wide routed track runs straight down the front face of the arm and channels the cord cleanly under the heavy base plate. Ejection Hole: A 25mm rear bore gives your thumb space to push the charger out when you need to pack it for a trip.
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 precision-fit pen chassis designed exclusively around the Uni-ball Signo DX (UMR-1) refill. The design consists of three pieces: a threaded barrel, a tapered front grip section that locks the refill shoulder in place, and a flush-fitting cap. Fitment Notes Refill: Uni-ball Signo DX / UMR-1 series (typically 0.38mm or 0.28mm capped refills). Not Compatible With: Retractable UMR-83 refills (Signo RT) — they lack the rigid front shoulder this grip relies on to stop the tip. Assembly: The grip threads onto the barrel using an M8x1 thread. The cap slides completely over the grip and friction-locks onto a slight taper at the front of the barrel. Tuning: If the refill rattles slightly from manufacturing tolerances, a tiny piece of foam or paper in the bottom of the barrel will compress it tight.
A freestanding desk sign designed to stop wobbling and falling over when the desk is bumped. The custom underline and descender pin hold the piece perfectly horizontal on a flat surface, fighting the usual top-heaviness of 3D-printed text. Sizing & Details Extrusion depth: The letters sit 15mm thick for a sturdy footprint, with the underline and pin set at 12mm deep to offset the profile. Full stop: Split into a separate 2mm top cap for a clean multi-color slice. Support requirement: Prints flat on its face without supports.
An adhesive-mount anchor for securing 4.5mm USB-C cables to the side of a desk. It holds the line captive when unplugged, preventing it from sliding onto the floor under its own weight. Fitment and Clearances Host capacity: Standard 4.5mm rubber and braided USB-C jackets. Entry bore: 4.5mm diameter. Snap channel: 3mm entry width. Mounting interface: 14x14mm flat footprint for standard double-sided tape. Check Before Printing Measure your cable jacket with calipers. Thick reinforced lines exceeding 4.8mm will bind or crush in the bore. Thin peripheral cords under 3.5mm may slip out of the keyhole opening when the line goes slack.
Under-desk headphone hook with an integrated C-clamp, scaled specifically for a standard 32mm tabletop. Fitment Host: Fits flat desk edges up to 34mm thick. The jaw gap is fixed at 36mm to allow clearance. Adjustment: The included M10x1.5 thumbscrew threads through the bottom jaw, securing the clamp to panels as thin as 19mm. Orientation: Designed to be printed flat on its side. The internal threads print horizontally, which requires decent part cooling but yields the strongest layer orientation for the clamp arms.