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A lamp with nowhere to stand but the windowsill, a handful of small things spreading across the desk, and a shelf that dips the moment you put any weight near its edge — this wall shelf fixes that by being thick enough not to care.
The slab is a solid 300 × 140 × 25 mm block that projects forward from the mounting plate, carried on two 50 mm supports underneath so the front edge stays level when you set something down on the end of it. Nothing on the shelf surface to snag on or route around: it's a flat slab with clear space above it, so a lamp base sits flush and a row of small items lines up without wandering.
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A small wall shelf that sits flat against the wall and glues on, with no drilling and no screws that miss the stud. The tall back plate gives the adhesive a big flat face, and two triangular gussets stop the front edge from sagging or peeling off. Key numbers Shelf top: 200 mm long x 80 mm deep x 4 mm thick Back plate: 200 x 40 mm, 4 mm thick, flat on the wall side Two gussets, 4 mm thick, each 34 mm tall Print: shelf upright on its back plate or flat on the top, no supports needed with the plate down; PETG or PLA, 3+ perimeters Glue: construction adhesive or mounting tape on the back plate face
Holdfast is a single-piece wall bracket for a 28 mm curtain rod. A flat 60x60 mm plate carries a 100 mm arm that ends in an open-top half-round cradle, so the rod drops in from above. A small set screw hole through the front wall of the cradle lets the rod be locked in place once seated. The cradle is sized at 28.5 mm inside diameter, giving a snug fit around a 28 mm rod without binding. The arm is kept compact and the cradle walls are thick enough to carry a set screw. Features 60 x 60 x 5 mm wall plate with chamfered edges Four countersunk screw holes (4.5 mm) for flush mounting 100 mm arm projecting from the plate 28.5 mm half-round cradle, open on top for drop-in rod loading 4.2 mm set screw hole through the cradle, level with the rod centre Print notes Tap the set screw hole by hand or use a self-tapping M4/M5 screw. Print with layers running along the length of the arm, since the arm is only 12 mm thick and works under leverage. Use PETG or a similarly tough material for load-bearing use. Parts Wall Plate Arm and Cradle
A cardboard sign corner holder that ends the problem of taping or tacking a sign to the wall. The triangular pocket slips over a corner of 3 mm cardboard, like a photo corner, and the flat back takes a removable adhesive pad. Slot height: 3.4 mm for 3 mm cardboard Leg length: 40 mm per corner Back plate: 2 mm, flat side faces the wall Front lip: 1.6 mm, with a cut-out window Print: flat on the back, no supports, one per corner (4 for a sign)

Lifebuoy is a wall-mounted key rack shaped like a beach lifeguard buoy, with a red body, white LIFEGUARD lettering and five sturdy hooks. Features 230 mm long stadium-shaped body, 70 mm tall, 14 mm deep Letters as a separate white piece set into a pocket in the red body Five round-tipped hooks along the lower front Two rear keyhole-style screw holes with counterbores Flat back for printing without supports Print notes Print the body and the letters in separate colours (PLA, 0.4 mm nozzle), back face down.
Bote de basura con tres compartimentos para orgánicos, reciclables y basura general. Evita que todo termine mezclado en una sola bolsa y que haya que tocar la tapa con las manos sucias. Cada compartimento tiene su propia abertura con trampilla de color. Dos sensores al frente detectan a la persona que se acerca, una pantalla indica el nivel de llenado, un panel solar inclinado en la parte trasera alimenta la electrónica y cuatro ruedas permiten moverlo. Datos clave Diámetro del cuerpo: 240 mm; altura total sin panel: unos 346 mm Tres sectores de 120° separados por divisiones de 3 mm Aberturas de 76 mm de diámetro, una por compartimento Ruedas de 36 mm en cuatro soportes Impresión por piezas: cuerpo, tapa, chasis, ruedas y panel; paredes de 3 mm, sin soportes en el cuerpo La electrónica (sensores, pantalla, motores) no está incluida: el modelo solo aporta alojamientos y forma
A bare metal broom top snags, and the mushroom-shaped anchor on a Vileda stick gives a plain hook nothing secure to grab. This replacement end cap sleeves 20 mm down over the sharp top of the stick, then snaps over the anchor with long leaf-spring arms and locking pads. The open hook sits centered over the sleeve so the broom hangs straight on a 27 mm bar, and the flared mouth catches the bar without needing perfect alignment. The hook arch is raised clear of the internal flex chamber, leaving solid plastic between the two cutouts. Fit and print Broomstick: fits a 25.3 mm Vileda stick; the sleeve drops 20 mm over the sharp top edge. Anchor: clears the 13 mm mushroom cap and locks around the 10 mm shaft; the 28 mm tall relief cavity gives the 1.75 mm leaf springs room to flex. Hook: open downward U-channel for a 27 mm bar, not a closed loop; the flared mouth helps catch the bar. Wall: solid plastic separates the flex mechanism from the hook cavity. Printing: lay the 2 mm flat plateau on top of the arch on the bed and print upside down; no supports, internal ceiling bridges. Material: PETG suits the flexing snap mechanism. Size: 31 mm wide, 63.5 mm deep, 118 mm tall as oriented for printing.