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Softflow is a screw-on splash diffuser for faucets with an M22x1 male outlet thread. The base is perforated with a staggered hex grid of small holes, breaking the flow into many fine streams for a softer, wider spray. A short open chamber between the thread and the perforated floor lets water spread across the whole hole pattern before it exits.
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A bowl that skids across the counter or tips the moment you stir it is the annoyance; this one has an almost square base that keeps it planted. The base is a 70 mm square with rounded corners, so it sits flat instead of rocking, and the walls flare out to a 120 mm rim that is rounder and easier to eat from. What decides the fit Base footprint: 70 mm rounded square — the number to check against your shelf, tray or cupboard. Rim: 120 mm across at the widest point. Height: 50.8 mm (2 in). Walls and floor: 3 mm thick, so it holds its shape without being heavy. It prints as one piece, standing on its flat base, so no supports are needed and the inside comes out 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

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.
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

A freestanding stand that holds a freezer or piping bag open so both hands are free for filling. The bag mouth is pulled through a 120 mm inside-diameter ring, folded over the outside, and secured with a separate split clip that grips the folded rim all the way round. The base is a wide 270 × 250 mm plate with a rear post, so the stand resists tipping when a bag is loaded. The ring sits at the top of the post, 165 mm above the plate, with a flared lip to keep the fold from slipping off. Ring: 120 mm inside diameter, 40 mm tall, on a short arm off the post Base: 270 × 250 mm, 8 mm thick, chamfered edges, with a gusset on the post Clip: split spring ring, 24 mm tall, with finger tabs for opening Parts: base with post, ring, and clip are colour-labelled; the clip prints separately Material: PETG suggested for the clip so it keeps its spring To use, pull the bag mouth up through the ring, fold it down over the outside, then snap the clip over the fold. The ring height suits bags up to roughly 165 mm long; longer bags will rest on the base. The clip's grip has not been test-printed, so the gap may need adjusting for thicker or thinner bag film.
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. Features Three 45° ramps, 48 mm pitch, 48 mm tall vertical backs Open underside, 3 mm shell walls One forward-leaning stop at the front to hold the first shell Two thin side runners tie the teeth together Dimensions About 100 mm wide and 150 mm front to back Fits on a standard dinner plate