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A grocery-store bag-roll dispenser, shrunk down and bolted under the sink. A snug barrel holds a 60 mm roll of trash bags, and the next bag's edge hangs out of a slot in the bottom, ready to grab. A serrated lip along the front of the slot tears each bag off cleanly, so there's no more digging for the end of the roll.
The barrel is closed at one end and open at the other. A separate press-fit end cap seals the open end once the roll is loaded.
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What it's for A sleek floating shelf for beside the bed at about head height, sized for an ornament or a small potted plant. A back plate with four countersunk screw holes fixes it to the wall, and two triangular brackets support the top. The design is symmetrical, so printing two gives a matching pair for each side of the bed. Dimensions Shelf top: 200 × 120 × 12 mm, rounded edges Back plate: 170 mm wide, 6 mm thick, 70 mm tall including the shelf Screw holes: four, 4.5 mm shank with 9 mm countersink, set 80 mm apart, the upper pair just below the shelf Brackets: two, 6 mm thick, at X ±70 mm Print notes Prints with the top face on the bed, with no supports needed. Use wall plugs suited to your wall type and countersunk screws with heads up to 9 mm. Remix ideas Narrow the shelf for tighter spaces. Add a small front lip to keep ornaments from sliding off. Add a cable notch for a bedside lamp.
A small wall-side hook, 20 mm wide and 15 mm deep, with a 20 mm back plate, a flat 3 mm arm and a 50 mm upturned front lip. Remix hooks Width (20 mm): the one value shared by the plate, arm and lip. Widen it for heavier loads or narrow it for tight spots. Lip height (50 mm): lower it to around 10–15 mm for a simple catch, or keep it tall to hold flat items upright. Back plate height (20 mm): raise it to leave room for a screw hole or two. Arm thickness (3 mm): thicken it if the hook will carry weight. Pairs well with countersunk screw holes in the back plate or double-sided mounting tape.
Appendiabiti rigido a parete stampabile in 3D. Disegnato con un profilo sagomato per ridurre il consumo di filamento mantenendo un'elevata resistenza al carico. Interasse: 32 mm esatti. Fori: 3,2 mm (per viti da 3 mm), con svasature da 4,5 mm posizionate a profondità fissa. Accessibilità: tunnel orizzontali da 8,5 mm per inserire agilmente vite e cacciavite. Orientamento: Da stampare rigorosamente coricato sul fianco per sfruttare la direzione dei layer.

A sturdy, functional planter featuring a prominent top rim and built-in bottom drainage. The outer face is permanently marked with custom lettering set directly into the curvature of the main body, ensuring the script perfectly traces the cylinder. Drainage: Five distinct bottom holes prevent water pooling Structure: Thick walls and a reinforced lip for easy handling Engraving: Carved to a uniform, shallow depth across the curved face
A railing panel with the dimensions written on every part, so nobody has to dig out a tape measure to check which bar is which length. Overall: 2000 mm long, 1500 mm high, 50 mm deep Posts: 50 x 50 mm, 1500 mm tall, labelled with height Top and bottom rails: 1900 mm between posts, 80 mm tall Bars: 12 vertical bars, 20 x 20 mm, 1260 mm long, 150 mm centre-to-centre Labels: raised 1 mm text on the front face (top rail length, 150 mm gap marks, bar lengths, post heights) Printing: designed at full size, so scale down or split into sections for a normal printer
HexGrip is a two-clip press-fit system for building hexagonal shelving from 1/2 in plywood, now designed for plain 90° square-cut panel ends. Each slot ends in a solid stop 5 mm from the vertex centre, so neighbouring panels meet at 120° without colliding and no mitre cuts are needed. Features End Cap Clip: two slots at 120° for outer hexagon corners. Spoke Clip: three slots 120° apart for shared vertices in a hexagon network. Barbed slot walls with about 0.55 mm interference per side: ramped entry, steep faces that resist pull-out. Dimensions Slot width 13.0 mm, depth 19 mm Clip height 24 mm, arm length 30 mm Print notes Prints with the slot opening facing up, no supports needed. A single hexagon uses 12 clips, one on the front and one on the back of each vertex. Print one first to check the fit against your actual plywood thickness.