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A round water bottle with a tapered shoulder, a 24 mm mouth and a separate slip-on cap. Printed as a hollow vessel with 3 mm walls.
The cap is a friction fit and not a sealed closure. Test before filling.
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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.
Introducing HexCatch, a 90mm circular coaster engineered to keep surfaces perfectly dry. The surface features a recessed, concentric hexagon pattern that acts as a condensation trap, drawing moisture away from the base of glassware before it can pool and run onto the table. \n\n## Dimensions\n Overall footprint: 90mm diameter\n Thickness: 5mm \n Channels: 2mm wide and 1mm deep\n\n## Features\n Integrated drip reservoir: Geometric recesses hold condensation safely off the table.\n Modern profile: A clean circular exterior contrasts with the sharp hexagonal interior.\n Chamfered base: Slight angle on the bottom edge makes it easy to lift from flat surfaces.
A round plug-style lid for a container with a roughly 94 mm inside diameter. A 100 mm flange rests on the rim and an 8 mm deep, 93.4 mm plug drops into the bore. Fitment Fits: round containers with a bore near 94 mm. Does not fit: bores under 93.4 mm, or slip-over use on a rim. Measure before printing: the container's inside diameter. The plug is 93.4 mm, so a 94 mm bore leaves 0.3 mm per side. Details: the underside is hollowed to 87 mm, leaving a 3 mm flange top and a 3.2 mm plug wall. Overall height: 11 mm.
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
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.
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