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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.
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.
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A sturdy wall-mounted shelf featuring a J-profile design with open sides. Built specifically to support moderate loads up to 2 kg, it includes a generous structural fillet at the rear corner and three countersunk mounting points to distribute weight evenly against the wall. A pronounced front lip keeps displayed items securely in place. Dimensions Overall Width: 240 mm Overall Depth: 80 mm Back Wall Height: 60 mm Front Rim Height: 30 mm Material Thickness: 6 mm Print Notes Prints flat in its natural orientation (bottom surface on the build plate). The integrated countersunk holes are designed to be printed horizontally; they will bridge correctly on most standard FDM profiles without requiring internal supports. Recommended to use at least 3 perimeters (walls) for structural strength. Assembly Mounts directly to a flat surface using three standard flathead or countersunk screws (up to 4.5 mm thread diameter, 9 mm head). Suitable wall anchors are recommended based on the mounting surface to achieve the full 2 kg load capacity.
A full-scale dimensional model of a standard closet shelf and rod assembly. The shelf sits above with integrated support brackets dropping down to hold the hanging rod securely. Designed at a 1:1 scale to the requested dimensions, it includes: 4-foot (1219mm) overall width 16-inch (406mm) depth with a 1.5-inch (38mm) thick main shelf 1.25-inch diameter hanging rod dropped 75mm below the shelf Three integrated support brackets positioned at the ends and center
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 seven-day medication organization tray featuring 14 separate compartments for AM and PM dosing. The base tray accommodates individual friction-fit lids embossed with day-of-the-week initials and corresponding sun or moon indicators to separate morning and evening tablets. Compartment Volume: 25x25x15mm interior capacity per slot. Lid Fitment: Friction-fit covers with a 0.3mm clearance flange. Labelling: Embossed text and iconography for tactile identification. Format: Lids and base separated for flat build-plate orientation.
Desktop switches left dangling by their patch cables or sliding around on top of rack gear are a preventable mess. These custom rack ears bolt right into the side of a TP-Link SG2016P, bridging the gap to a standard 19-inch server rack so it actually stays put. Fit and Fabrication Span: Bridges an 89.5mm gap per side (assumes a 286mm wide switch). Side Mounting: Features three generous slots rather than fixed holes, accommodating variations in where TP-Link drills their chassis. Uses standard M3 or M4 screws. Rack Mounting: Standard 1U slotted holes (31.75mm center-to-center). Printing: Both ears lay flat on their front face. Zero supports required. Print in PETG or ABS if your rack runs hot, though standard PLA is structurally fine for a switch this light.
A robust, monolithic wall hook designed specifically for the bulk and straps of bicycle helmets. The sweeping, angled arm reaches out far enough to clear the wall, terminating in a rounded lip that won't dig into foam liners or fray fabric straps. Built to print cleanly standing up, the overhang angles are steep enough to self-support on most FDM machines. Mounting Details Backplate: 120mm tall by 40mm wide, distributing the load. Hardware: Two standard 5mm countersunk screw holes. Clearance: The upper screw hole is positioned well above the hook's lip to ensure a screwdriver can reach it straight-on without interference.