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Leanto is a minimal plate-top rack that holds three hard taco shells upright at a 45° slant, one behind the other. The profile is a true sawtooth: each slanted surface ends in a vertical wall that also stops the next shell, with no solid base underneath.
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A taco stand that holds three shells upright and open-side up, so fillings stay in place while you load them. The base is a flat 180 × 120 mm block with rounded corners. Three curved slots are cut into it, each one cradling a single shell. Four round feet lift the base off the table. Each slot arcs along its length, which follows the curve of a folded shell. Three curved slots, each 90 mm long and 20 mm wide Slots spaced 55 mm apart across the 180 mm base Base 22 mm thick, with the slot floor 6 mm above the underside of the block Four round feet, 5 mm tall, with chamfered edges Rounded vertical corners on the base Prints flat on its feet, with no supports needed If your shells are wider than 20 mm, widen the slots before printing. Food-safe filament such as PETG is a sensible choice, and a wipe-down after use keeps it clean.
A cookie cutter echoing the wallpaper clouds from Andy's room: a big bump on the upper left, smaller puffs along the top and a long flat base. The centre is open so dough passes straight through. 15 mm tall wall, about 1.2 mm thick, thin clean cutting edge on the flat bottom Widened rim at the top for pressing by hand About 100 mm wide, prints flat with no supports
Runder Getränkeuntersetzer im Kebap-Stand-Look: Die Schrift ANTALYA KEBAP II steht 1 mm erhaben auf einer glatten Fläche, umgeben von einem hohen Rand, der Kondenswasser und Verschüttetes im Zaum hält. Durchmesser 100 mm, Boden 5 mm stark Umlaufender Rand bis 6 mm Höhe Schrift 1 mm erhaben, Bebas Neue Die Schrift endet auf Randhöhe, daher bleibt oben alles bündig
A round steamer basket, 216 mm (8.5 in) in outer diameter and 70 mm tall, with a separate conical lid. The floor is slotted for steam flow, and raised bands on the wall suggest bamboo. Basket: 216 mm OD, 70 mm tall, 5 mm floor, 5 mm wall Floor: radial steam slots in three rings Lid: conical, with a round knob, fits over the rim Bands: three raised rings, surface detail only Print: two separate pieces, lid printed flat side down

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. Features Flared Entry: The stem slot narrows from a 14 mm flared opening down to a 9 mm continuous track, guiding standard stems seamlessly into place. Concealed Mounting: Six countersunk holes with screwdriver access tunnels provide secure upward mounting, hiding the screw heads deep within the block. Support-Free Printing: Engineered to be printed standing vertically on its flat back wall, allowing the internal cavities to form cleanly without the need for support material. Dimensions Overall Footprint: 212 mm wide × 170 mm deep × 22 mm thick. Base Clearance: 82 mm wide internal cavity per channel to accommodate standard glass bases. Stem Track: 9 mm track width, expanding to a 14 mm flare at the front entry.
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.