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GlideTrak is an under-shelf stemware storage block designed to securely hold up to four standard wine glasses upside down by their stems. The dual-channel architecture features a continuous track that flares wide at the opening, allowing smooth, one-handed retrieval and stowing of glasses without requiring precise visual alignment. Engineered as a robust mounting block, it secures flush against the underside of a cabinet while maintaining a clean profile.
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A heavy-duty wall rack designed to hold six mugs by their handles. The 280mm backplate staggers the layout into two distinct rows, ensuring wide ceramic rims have clearance and don't collide. Each peg tilts 12 degrees upward from the base to keep cups from sliding off under vibration. Remix Parameters Peg Dimensions: Built at 50mm long and 12mm thick for chunky handles. Shrink the diameter if you want to hang delicate teacups, or extend the length to stack espresso cups. Layout Grid: Peg centers are spaced roughly 90mm apart horizontally. The hull points can be compressed if you are short on wall space. Mounting Interface: Currently anchored by four 4.5mm countersunk screw holes. These can easily be swapped for slotted keyholes if the rack needs to be removable. Material & Strength: The pegs feature a 22mm flared base for leverage. If printing in a rigid, brittle filament like PLA, expanding that base diameter will add shear strength to the bottom row.
A standalone pop-top can cover designed for easy swapping of customizable 3D-printable pets. Hooks for Remixing The Peg System: The mounting peg on the cap is a standard 3.8 mm cylinder, sitting slightly toward the back edge. Any custom object with a matching 4.2 mm socket will drop right on. Skull Profile: The flat skull on the cap is an exact scaled-down copy of the original 3D geometry. Expansion: Want to add more utility? You could stretch the cap base horizontally to house three or four pets simultaneously, or angle the peg so the figure faces upward when the can is open.
A slide-on travel cover designed to enclose the head of a standard adult toothbrush. Protects bristles from crushing and external contact during transit, while the top-face perforations allow airflow so the brush can dry between uses. The base incorporates side-relief slits and internal retention bumps to snap securely over the neck of the brush, holding the cover in place in a travel bag. Interior cavity measures 26 mm wide, 16 mm deep, and 33 mm tall Vented top allows passive moisture escape Flex-slit base expands to accommodate varying handle tapers Snap-fit retention bumps grip the brush neck
A flat, 1mm-thick stencil designed for decorating cookies and baked goods with horizontal stripes. The pattern features alternating 5mm cutouts and solid bands, enclosed by a rigid 10mm perimeter. A tab extends from the top edge for handling and includes a 6mm hole for hanging storage. Specifications Overall Dimensions: 140 × 140 mm (5.5 × 5.5 in) frame. Pattern Area: 120 × 115 mm. Stripe Width: 5 mm gaps spaced by 5 mm solid dividers. Thickness: 1.0 mm (ideal for 5 layers at 0.2 mm layer height). Storage: 40 mm wide top tab with a 6 mm hanging hole.
Sponges and brushes left in a flat tray sit in a puddle and go sour. This sink caddy lifts them on ribs over a slotted floor so water runs out, and a separate tall holder takes a brush upright. Key numbers Tray: 200 x 110 x 45 mm, 2.4 mm walls Floor: 2.5 mm with 9 drain slots, plus 4 mm ribs to keep items off the surface Front notch: 60 mm wide, lets water pour off the front edge Brush socket: 48 mm square, inner opening 44 mm Removable holder: 40 x 40 x 100 mm with side slots for drainage; 2 mm clearance in the socket Printing Print the tray flat, no supports Print the holder upright 0.2 mm layers, PETG suggested for wet use
What it's for A broad canning funnel designed to rest securely on regular-mouth mason jars. It shields the jar rim from spills while ladling jams, sauces, or dry goods, keeping the threads clean to ensure a proper seal. Dimensions Top mouth: 110 mm diameter for easy ladling. Throat: 60 mm diameter to clear the jar neck. Resting lip: 78 mm diameter to sit on the rim. Total height: 60 mm. Print notes Orient the funnel upside-down in your slicer so the wide 110 mm rim sits flat on the build plate. It prints without supports in this position. If using for hot foods, consider heat-resistant and food-safe materials like PETG or PP. Remix ideas Scale the lip and throat geometry for wide-mouth mason jars. Add an integrated side handle or loop to lift the funnel easily when hot. Add a flat edge to one side of the top flare for easier storage in a drawer.