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A desktop container designed to hold pens, markers, and tools upright. The interior is divided into a continuous honeycomb matrix, keeping individual pens separated and stopping them from leaning or sliding to the bottom of the box.
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A rectangular, fluted desk organizer built specifically to hold standard markers and pens. The internal bore measures 82x52mm—plenty of clearance to drop in a handful of tools without them binding up. The outer walls carry a vertical fluted texture for grip, and the front face features "Helena" set in a bold, raised display font. The base is 4mm thick, keeping the center of gravity low enough that it won't tip when fully loaded. Check your longest pens to ensure the 100mm height won't swallow them whole.
A minimalist desktop stand that holds a standard 4x6-inch index card in landscape orientation. The frame is tilted back at 15 degrees for optimal reading from a seated position, and features an open-top U-shape slot so cards can be dropped in or swapped out instantly. No Supports Required: Prints perfectly flat on its base, with the frame angled to avoid steep overhangs on the inner cavity. Drop-In Fit: Sized at 154mm x 103mm internally to easily accommodate standard and slightly oversized cards. 4mm Retaining Lip: Overlaps the bottom and sides of the card just enough to hold it flat without covering your text.

A directional desk sign that ends the constant guessing of which way a reversible object or shared station is supposed to face. The wedge profile sits completely flat on the surface and won't tip over when brushed by a sleeve, while the debossed text ensures it prints cleanly without needing temporary plastic scaffolding. Fit & Print Footprint: 110mm wide by 35mm deep. Height: 30mm total height. Text: 20mm Roboto sans-serif, debossed 1.2mm deep. Printing: Prints exactly as oriented. No supports required. 10% to 15% infill is enough to give it a solid feel.
A heavy-duty desk stand built to hold two original 15-key Elgato Stream Decks side by side at a 70-degree angle. The deep footprint resists tipping when you press the top row of keys, and the built-in cable routing channels handle the non-detachable USB cords cleanly. Features Support-Free Channels: The internal cable routing has been modified with peaked V-shape ceilings, eliminating flat overhangs so it prints flat on the bed without any support material. Dual Routing: Each device gets its own recessed top channel leading into an oversized main pass-through and a vertical drop out the back. Solid Base: Prints as one continuous block, 250mm wide, designed to sit firmly on the desk.
A two-part desktop enclosure built to house a Waveshare 4.2-inch e-paper display and an ESP32 microcontroller. The back housing acts as a weighted wedge stand, providing a 23-degree viewing angle when resting on its bottom face. The enclosure is designed to print face-down without supports. A dedicated recessed ledge holds the display panel flush against the front bezel, while the deeper lower pocket provides clearance for the ESP32 and wiring. Display Window: 86 x 65 mm (suits standard 4.2" active area) Internal Clearances: 4.5 mm depth for the screen module, 26 mm depth in the lower pocket for the ESP32 Hardware: Assembles using four M3 screws through the countersunk front bezel Cable Access: 16 x 12 mm side cutout aligns with the ESP32 pocket for USB power
What it's for A screw-mounted under-desk hook designed to hold over-ear headphones without damaging them. Features a wide, flat rest area shaped like a shallow U to prevent denting or creasing the headband pad during storage. Dimensions Headband rest width: 35mm Drop depth: 25mm Overall thickness: 40mm Mounting holes: Dual countersunk points for standard wood screws Print notes Keep the model oriented flat on its side on the build plate. This ensures the layer lines run continuously along the length of the hook, maximizing strength and preventing it from snapping under the weight of the headphones. Remix ideas Extend the rest width for extra-wide audiophile headbands. Modify the mounting bracket to accommodate double-sided mounting tape instead of screws. Add cable-routing clips to the side of the stem.