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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.
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A countertop drying rack with a built-in 270x180mm drip tray, designed to hold washed bottles and travel mugs upside down. The six pegs are angled at 15 degrees to ensure trapped water drains out entirely, preventing stagnant moisture and bottle funk. Starting Parameters Peg layout: Set at an 85mm pitch on the X-axis and 90mm on the Y-axis. Expand this grid if accommodating oversized vacuum flasks or wider mugs. Peg dimensions: Currently 100mm long and 12mm thick, sunk into 22mm base bosses for leverage resistance. Extend the Z-length for tall carafes or increase the thickness if printing in a brittle filament. Drainage: The 15mm high outer wall keeps runoff contained. A remixer could slope the inner tray floor or add an edge spout for direct sink drainage.
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.
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 countertop block designed to hold six standard kitchen knives. The body and interior slots lean backward at a 15-degree angle, presenting the handles for quick identification and unobstructed access while cooking. Six individual slots measuring 4 mm by 30 mm. Open-bottom cutouts prevent moisture accumulation inside the block. Flat, stable base for solid countertop placement.
El rollo de papel se sale del eje, la caja de toallitas acaba tirada por el lavabo y el móvil nunca tiene un sitio seguro. Este bloque de pared integra y resuelve los tres problemas: un compartimento de extracción lateral para las toallitas con una muesca en U para agarrarlas fácilmente, un eje en voladizo para el rollo y una visera superior que sujeta el teléfono. Caja de toallitas: Hueco interior con 5 mm de holgura (195 × 135 × 65 mm). Portarrollos: Brazo libre de 135 mm con tope exterior. Huella total: 170 mm de altura exacta. Impresión: Apoyado sobre su parte trasera (placa de pared) apenas necesita soportes.
A wall-mounted organization solution designed specifically for larger electric toothbrush handles. The structure provides dedicated storage that keeps brushes secure and accessible while protecting surrounding bathroom surfaces. A built-in shallow tray catches runoff, preventing water from streaking down tiles or pooling on countertops. Key features of this design: Four 30mm slots sized to comfortably drop in chunky grips, including Oral-B and Sonicare models. Recessed lower drip tray to capture water and toothpaste residue. Two countersunk mounting holes positioned for stable installation against the wall. Open clearance between the shelf and tray to allow wet handles to dry efficiently.