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A vertical cradle sized for the Oghom GH02/GH03 steamer, featuring a large side cutout to accommodate the handle.
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This basket is designed to clip into a 72x45mm angled opening. The body includes a chamfered bottom corner that perfectly matches a 45-degree mounting plane, allowing the basket to sit level despite the angled interface. Angled Mount: Integrates seamlessly with 45-degree surfaces. Snap-fit Boss: Features flex slots that allow it to compress and securely click into place. Level Base: Maintains a flat interior and flat bottom resting point despite the angled mount.
A heavy-duty cantilever rack designed to hold up to five pot lids on an IKEA Skadis pegboard. The design uses two horizontal arms with deep scallops to cradle the lids vertically (like a toast rack), keeping their handles accessible and saving space. Five Tiers: Deep 35mm cutouts hold everything from thin metal lids to thick glass domes. Heavy Duty Anchor: Features eight integrated Skadis hooks with downward-locking lips to handle the torque of multiple heavy lids. Rigid Backplate: A ladder-frame base distributes the load safely across three columns of the pegboard. For maximum strength, print this model lying on its side. This aligns the layer lines along the length of the cantilever arms and the hooks, preventing snap-offs under heavy load. Standard tree supports will easily hold up the upper arm.
A custom Gridfinity-compatible tool tray designed to dock the Fiskars Pro Retractable Utility Knife (model 770210-1001). The heavy-duty aesthetic of the Fiskars knife calls for a simple, rugged docking station. Built on a standard 4x2 unit footprint, this tray swallows the knife whole while leaving generous finger grabs to pop it out fast when you're mid-project. Design Features 4x2 Gridfinity Footprint: Drops seamlessly into standard 42mm grid baseplates. Tapered Base Profiles: Easy alignment and standard Gridfinity locking dimensions. Ample Finger Clearance: Scalloped sides mean no digging around to retrieve your blade. Slider Channel: An extra-deep central groove ensures the blade slider button doesn't bottom out.
A custom Gridfinity-compatible tool tray designed to dock the Fiskars Pro Retractable Utility Knife (model 770210-1001). The heavy-duty aesthetic of the Fiskars knife calls for a simple, rugged docking station. Built on a standard 4x2 unit footprint, this tray swallows the knife whole while leaving generous finger grabs to pop it out fast when you're mid-project. Design Features 4x2 Gridfinity Footprint: Drops seamlessly into standard 42mm grid baseplates. Tapered Base Profiles: Easy alignment and standard Gridfinity locking dimensions. Ample Finger Clearance: Scalloped sides mean no digging around to retrieve your blade. Slider Channel: An extra-deep central groove ensures the blade slider button doesn't bottom out.
A modular organizing system designed to bridge a 19-inch rack using standard M8 threaded rods. Drop-in slices let you swap and position devices without taking the rails apart. Upright Slots: Vertical compartments tailored for MacBooks, Mac Minis, and standard routers. Showcase Shelves: Tilted, open-front bays with a retaining ridge and central cable channel for displaying small hubs like a Raspberry Pi, Hue Bridge, or Homey. Drop-In Fit: Each module features open-bottom slots, dropping securely over the support rods without requiring complete disassembly.

What it's for A heavy-duty mounting enclosure that now features an integrated hinge system and a reliable snap-fit latch, replacing the standard friction-fit lid. Designed to house circuit boards, sensors, or bulky wiring, with a secure close that remains easy to access for maintenance. Dimensions Overall footprint: 200 mm × 200 mm Internal depth: 50 mm (plus clearance inside the lid lip) Mounting: Four 5 mm screw holes spaced 30 mm in from the corners Hardware: The hinge uses a standard 3.5 mm pin channel (can be fitted with raw filament or a metal rod) Assembly Both pieces print flat on the build plate. Once printed, insert a piece of 1.75 mm filament, a stiff wire, or an M3 bolt through the hinge knuckles to secure the lid to the body. The latch requires no extra hardware—it operates via intentional plastic flex.