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A classic block-style handle designed to mount a 40mm round rubber stamp die. An embossed tactile arrow sits on the top face, pointing to 12 o'clock for immediate physical orientation before stamping. The stepped design keeps fingers clear of the ink while providing a solid grip post.
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A sleek, aerodynamic monolithic glasses stand shaped like a concept car. Features Integrated Dock: Deep channel cuts straight across the front hood and fenders. Stable Stance: Solid body and integrated flush wheels prevent tipping. Print Ready: Single-piece design with rounded corners for easy printing.
An angled mechanical keyboard case designed for the 30-key Gherkin layout. Built with a heavy, retro aesthetic, it features a built-in carrying handle, a faux speaker grille, and rounded edges. Layout: 10x3 grid for Cherry MX switches (19.05mm spacing). Plate: Integrated 1.5mm top plate. Ergonomics: 6-degree typing angle. Assembly: Open cavity tray for drop-in PCB mounting.
A curled-up sticky note taped to a monitor is a miserable way to announce a new position. This wedge-based nameplate replaces the sad paper with a rigid block that stays exactly where you put it. It resists tipping when bumped by a keyboard, and the face tilts back so the text actually points at the person walking up to the desk. Build Specifications Footprint: 200mm wide by 45mm tall. Viewing Angle: 15-degree rear tilt to face a standing visitor. Lettering: 3mm raised text bridged by a continuous base strip for rigidity.

A precision-fit pen chassis designed exclusively around the Uni-ball Signo DX (UMR-1) refill. The design consists of three pieces: a threaded barrel, a tapered front grip section that locks the refill shoulder in place, and a flush-fitting cap. Fitment Notes Refill: Uni-ball Signo DX / UMR-1 series (typically 0.38mm or 0.28mm capped refills). Not Compatible With: Retractable UMR-83 refills (Signo RT) — they lack the rigid front shoulder this grip relies on to stop the tip. Assembly: The grip threads onto the barrel using an M8x1 thread. The cap slides completely over the grip and friction-locks onto a slight taper at the front of the barrel. Tuning: If the refill rattles slightly from manufacturing tolerances, a tiny piece of foam or paper in the bottom of the barrel will compress it tight.
A print-in-place sequential shifter toy wrapped in a chunky closed-box console. The internal mechanics rely on built-in compliant flexures: leaf springs in the side walls create the tactile shift detents, while zigzag end-springs automatically snap the stick back to center after each throw. Modification Hooks Console Shell: Currently 46x96mm and 26mm tall. It's built wide enough to house the 1.2mm wall flexures. Lever Travel: The top slot is 12x60mm, allowing the 10mm shifter shaft to travel far enough to clear the internal resistance bumps before the springs pull it back. Stick Profile: Swapping the 18mm spherical knob out for a cylindrical handle or a stylized top is a quick replacement in the code.
A low-profile, solid-state acoustic amplifier designed to redirect downward-firing smartphone audio forward. Fits easily in a pocket or bag for travel, acting as both a stand and a passive volume booster for calls, media, or alarms. Footprint: 96mm × 56mm × 20mm Device Fitment: Slot accommodates phones and standard cases up to 86mm wide and 15mm thick. Mechanism: Funnels bottom-edge speaker output through an expanding internal hull to a front-facing acoustic vent. Printability: Prints in place without supports flat on its base.