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A perfectly smooth, low-profile slate measuring exactly 80 by 110 millimeters. With its generously rounded corners, this piece serves as an ideal minimalist foundation—ready to be drilled, stacked, or used exactly as it is.
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A streamlined, form-fitting protective case for the Nokia 225 4G (2024). Built to exact dimensions for a secure snap-fit that leaves the device accessible but well-protected. Clearances: 0.5 mm inner tolerance for a snug fit. Ports: Dedicated circular cutouts for camera and flash; accessible USB-C and 3.5 mm jack. Profile: Minimalist solid back plate with a heavily rounded outer shell.
Every time you try to prop a phone up against a coffee mug or a stack of coasters, it inevitably slides flat exactly when you look away. This ends that. Three solid, intersecting slabs that hold your phone at an unyielding 65-degree viewing angle. No hinges to wear out, no tipping backwards when you tap the top of the screen. The Fit: A 14.5mm perpendicular gap comfortably swallows thick, rugged phone cases. The Footprint: The 95mm base plate throws the center of gravity far enough back to prevent tipping even with a heavy device. The Print: Lays flat on its side on the build plate. Requires exactly zero support material.
A minimalist A-frame phone stand that replaces flat surfaces with a continuous, 3D corrugated ripple. The entire structural ribbon pulses slightly in thickness across its width, giving it a tactile, architectural presence without adding complexity or relying on extra parts. Remix Hooks Amplitude & Frequency: The sin(i25)1.2 math driving the ripple is begging to be played with — dial up the 1.2 for deep fins, or tighten the 25 for a finer corduroy texture. Tilt & Gap: Out of the box, it leans at a tilt of 25 degrees with a generous 14.5mm slot (gap) to clear heavy-duty cases, but those variables are cleanly exposed for quick tweaking. Material pairings: The corrugated face catches highlights nicely, making it a great candidate for silk PLAs or highly reflective metallic filaments.
A custom-fit TPU or rigid shell for the iPhone 13. This model secures the device by preserving the upper retaining lip around the entire perimeter. The button zones have been converted from open edges into generous side windows—exposing the hardware for clean, tactile presses while maintaining the structural rigidity required for a snap-on fit. Features Retained Lip: The front edge wraps uninterrupted around the face of the phone to keep it locked in. Button Windows: Wide, centered side cutouts give your thumbs unobstructed access to the volume, mute, and power hardware. Camera & Port Clearance: Precise cutouts for the rear camera bump and the bottom lightning/speaker array. Print notes If printing in rigid filament (PLA/PETG), ensure your printer is well-calibrated; a slightly tighter tolerance may snap. TPU is recommended for the best balance of flex and grip.
A modular desktop console base designed to securely dock and display a prop Arc Reactor. The underlying architecture prioritizes easy electronic integration without resorting to threaded inserts or messy glue. The chassis walls run at a lean 2 mm, shedding unnecessary material while preserving the rigid industrial aesthetic. Integration Points OLED Mount: A friction-fit slide track drops down directly behind the front JARVIS bezel, sized for a standard 0.96-inch (128x64) I2C OLED PCB (roughly 27.5 mm width). Control Board Cradle: The bottom service panel incorporates a built-in snap-fit cradle engineered for a standard ESP32 development board, positioned exactly in line with the rear USB-C access port. Reactor Mount: Features a 93 mm forward-pitched docking collar. Clearances: The top dock, bottom panel, and front bezel are modelled as separate bodies in the source for multi-part printing if needed, built with 0.4 mm clearances where they meet.