This is a gutter clip designed to make putting up Christmas lights easy, from 3 different houses I have owned they all worked perfectly.

 

I actually designed this Christmas light clip years ago under an old username. I recreated it with calipers from a physical light clip I had printed years ago and saved it as a STEP file this time. I decided to give my defunct user name credit as a remix for this new more easily remixable design. "Remixed from": https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:14515/

Christmas Lights Gutter Bracket

ChristmasLightGutterBracket.step

This clip is designed to keep the lid of a 27 Gallon tote purchased at Sam's Club on tight.  Very useful if it is somewhat over full and trying to pop the lid off.

27 Gallon Tote Lid Clip

lock.step

This collection includes various designs I used when creating a DIY Whiteboard from materials purchased at Home Depot

DIY Whiteboard

This was part of my DIY Whiteboard project, because my whiteboard is mounted near a corner which has a metal edge protector, I created these boxes with magnets to flexibly mount nearby.  This is a very niche application, but perhaps it is useful to you, or gives you an idea for a solution in your own project.

There are two different models.  These were designed around embedding 40mmx10mmx5mm neodymium bar magnets.  The "short" model allows you to embed 2, one on each face of the corner.  The "tall" model allows you to embed 4, 2 on each face of the corner.

Marker Box Corner Magnet Mount

MarkerBox2.step

This part was designed to hold up an acrylic covered hardboard sheet from Home Depot to create a very inexpensive DIY whiteboard and to hold a few markers.  This part can replace one of the normal clips and give you a marker tray.

Whiteboard Clip Marker Tray

dryerasetray3.step

This part was designed to hold up an acrylic covered hardboard sheet from Home Depot to create a very inexpensive DIY whiteboard.  

Whiteboard Clip

WHITEBOARD_CLIP_R2.step

This is a punchdown tool for terminating Cat5 into a RJ45 jack. The punchdown tool I had was damaged so I took the challenge of designing a tool which would print very quickly and require no supports.

 

Print Settings:
Material: PETG (any other material would likely work just as well)
Supports: None
Nozzle: 0.4mm
Layer Height: 0.12mm (improved detail and strength around the tool end)

Ethernet Punchdown Tool

PunchdownTool.step

This model makes it easy to make a barrel knot.

Because the tool is by necessity very small it is recommended that if you are printing only one to use a brim.  However, if you are printing multiples, I've engineered tabs to make it easy to remove the brim.

There are three different files:
1) The tool by itself
2) The tool with a simple tab frame added for filling a build plate
3) The tool in a 3x3 grid of engineered bed adhesion

I show the process to design the tabs and more details about the files shared in the associated YouTube video.

Barrel Knot Tool

KnotTool_grid3x3.step

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