**Please put ideas for future models in the comments below, I'm out of ideas!**
Hey guys, it's been a while but I'm back! 
this is my take on a puzzle cube (credit to Devin from MakeAnything) that I made during my time away. the pieces are individual to reduce time but use the display model if you want to print them all at once overnight like I did. It's a fairly simple print with no supports needed but  a fair amount of travel moves if you print it altogether. 
Anyway, I hope this one keeps you lot PUZZLED (I think I'm a comedian) for a while so that I can come up with some more ideas **(comment If you have any, I'm stuck)**, and as always, happy making!

Puzzle Cube

Puzzle Cube.stl

something I whipped up for today's upload. it's not great but it gets the point across and doesn't take long to print. Let me know if there are any other fruits (or anything else) that I should make into keyrings.
like and subscribe for more content. 
just kidding (well more "content" is coming but it still helps me out.), use this how you want and as always, happy making!

Fruit keyrings

Fruit keyrings.stl

**NOT MY MODEL**
**SUPPORTS REQUIRED**

the original creator is ELIBENITEZ74 from cults 3D. I recently needed this model and struggled to find it on here so here it is so that no one struggles like I did. this is the perfect gift for mothers day or any birthday. any special occasion really. 
Remember to like and subscribe! just kidding (but really, it does help me out.)
and as always, have fun!

Hanging Robert plant pot.stl

**SUPPORTS REQUIRED ON SOME PRINTERS**
This is yet another battery holder. it's dewalt this time, the easiest one to design. this one works the same as all the others, line it up against a wall, screw it in (use a drill for pilot holes if you want) and clip in your battery. the reason these battery holders are useful is because if you leave them on the charger it degrades quite quickly and if you leave the connection exposed accidents can happen, stuff could scratch it or dust can interfere with the connection. It also helps when you have more chargers than batteries. 
as always, Happy printing!

Dewalt Battery holder.stl

**SUPPORTS REQUIRED**
This is another battery holder that I made (maybe I should see how many different brands I can make?) This time it's Stanley. supports required for the middle bit on some printers. 
and as always, happy printing.

Stanley Battery Holder.stl

**NO SUPPORTS NEEDED**
where I live people use Anderson plugs in the back of their Ute's (pick up trucks for the americans) for their off-Roading adventures. I made this model about a month ago and so far I've sold them at $15 each and made a total of about $650. just use 2 screws to attach it to a wall or other vertical surface and then slide in your Anderson plug (might need to force it in a few times before this process to make is clip in easier when mounting) this model is friction fit and with how tight it is, it has been way more than enough but if you feel the need you can use the built in screw holes that line up with the holes in the plug as well to screw it in for extra security. 
Good luck printing and enjoy!

Anderson plug holder.stl

**NO SUPPORTS NEEDED**
this is a round, smaller (about the same width as the bottle opener itself, the issue with the last one seemed to be that it was to wide) and also more pleasant looking version of my rectangle cap catcher that I made for those bottle openers that mount to a wall and drop the caps, meaning they fall to the floor and are a pain to pick up or are in an annoying place to prevent it falling to the floor (above a table or low down meaning it's "not much further to grab the cap off the floor"). this model comes with a draining hole for all the different liquids that may end up in there whether it's rain, beer, juice of some kind or in some country's, tomato sauce. Simply place 2 screws/nails into wall where you want to mount it under bottle opener. (I place on wall and use a pencil to mark holes) then slide on and push down to secure. When full, slide up and pull out to remove. empty into a bin and slide back on.
Happy printing!

bottle cap catcher.stl

It fits some drink bottles, 90% of beer bottles, some wine glasses, other kinds of bottles (e.g. juice or coke) all standard width cans, most glasses or other cups and even small (the 750ml size) bottles of sprite, coke, apple juice and other drinks. other drinks may fit but i haven't tested anything else.

similar to my cap catcher model in looks but with a completely different purpose. 
this one can screw onto the side of a wall or if you have a pool that is sunk into the ground (like me) it can be screwed on to the wall that is really the floor if you think about it. simply line it up, grab out the drill and screwdriver, make a hole and screw it in.
 Have fun printing, and enjoy your drinks.

Mountable drink holder.stl

**MOST LIKELY WON'T NEED SUPPORTS**
**TAKES AT LEAST 30 MINUTES FIRST SOLVE**
Whether this one is for a birthday party, returning something after you use it, a puzzle that has a reward or just as a prank you'll be remembered as THAT friend. This one took me and my friends an average of 35 minutes to solve so pick your victim carefully!
good luck solving this one, **do not hold me responsible,** remember that this is meant to be a joke - don't take it too far and have fun making!

Maze container

Maze container inner.stl

This one's a little truck that I made as a promotional item for my friends business, it could be used for the same purpose or as a desk toy, a gift for kids or as part of a bigger model. **It might need supports for some of the VERY old printers but I've had no issues on my oldest printer (9 year old cubepro duo)**

Little truck.stl

**no supports required, can be printed in vase mode (Spiralize outer contour for the cura peeps.)**
A little container that can be used for stationary, as a vase for flowers (depending on whether or not your printer can print water tight) or anything that fits really. Made using @makeanything's twist container tutorial, go show him some love on youtube, myminifactory and https://makeanything.design

I use this one to hold most of my 3d printing tools as everything fits nicely. 
have fun printing!


Stationary holder.stl

**NO SUPPORTS NEEDED**
This one's a longer print but can be reduced with a big nozzle and on some printers, vase mode (spiralize outer contour for my fellow cura peeps out there.)

this is a model that I made a LONG time ago for those bottle openers that mount to a wall and drop the caps, meaning they fall to the floor and are a pain to pick up or are in an annoying place to prevent it falling to the floor (above a table or low down meaning it's "not much further to grab the cap off the floor"). this model comes with a draining hole for all the different liquids that may end up in there whether it's rain, beer, juice of some kind or in some country's, tomato sauce. Simply place 2 screws/nails into wall where you want to mount it under bottle opener. (I place on wall and use a pencil to mark holes) then slide on and push down to secure. When full, slide up and pull out to remove. empty into bin and slide back on. 
have fun making this one folks!

Rectangle cap catcher.stl

**MINIMAL SUPPORTS REQUIRD DEPENDING ON PRINTER**
My take on a battery holder that I recently designed with inspiration from millions of other models and clever people. Supports may be required for overhangs near the top. (one of my printers needs supports, another doesn't and a third is in-between.)  good luck and as always, fun making!

ozito battery holder.stl

**MINIMAL SUPPORTS REQUIRED FOR MAIN MODEL** 
**NOT MY MODEL**
The joining tiles slide into the back (half each main model) to join them together , the end tiles slide into each end like spacers. simply swap end and joining tiles to lengthen/shorten the assembly. This is a model that I recently needed and had to search everywhere to find, I found it as a post on Facebook that didn't link the original creator. It can be printed with barely any supports (only for the bits at the top and the gap in the base.)
Have fun making!

Makita battery holder

makita battery holder.stl

**SUPPORTS RECOMMENDED FOR BACK OF MODEL**
A Useful container that clips into the side panels on the **Bambu Lab P1P**. This mode can be used to store glue, tools, unfinished parts and any of your other nerdy accessories. 

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Bambu Lab P1P Container #ThangsBambuContest

Bambu container (2 pixels).stl

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