This is a variation of my original folding poker card box I created, but it doesn't have holes.

Instead, this is a simple print-in-place box that has the correct dimensions for standard casino poker cards still in the box. Typically the card boxes are very flimsy so this box will protect your cards after the original box fails.

As a bonus, you can use this box for other applications like board game cards or whatever.

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Explore the GECCO on thangs.com, a meticulously designed Geocaching Essentials Carrying Case & Organizer 3D model. This 3D model is crafted to meet your geocaching needs, housing essentials like a pen, a flashlight, tweezers, extra batteries, and logs. It's not just a carry case but a multi-purpose organizer with the flexibility to fit into your pocket or clip onto your belt.

Its hinge is made from concentric cylinders, which also double up as storage for a pen. The casing is tailored to snugly fit a Z-Grip Mini pen - the metal pocket clip is critical for it's durability.

The fundamental highlight of this design is not just its storage capabilities, but also the pen flashlight that serves as the 'latch' holding the case together. This flashlight, which can be purchased from any Walmart (specifically the COAST PX22), can be substituted for about any pen light you have laying around the house. 

While the GECCO 3D model requires support during printing, it's worth the effort. This 3D model is a perfect blend of creativity and practicality, designed to cater to the specific needs of geocaching aficionados.

With the GECCO Geocaching Essentials Carrying Case & Organizer, your geocaching adventures will be well-equipped and organized. This model represents the perfect synergy of functionality and cutting-edge 3D design. It's more than just a model; the GECCO is an answer to specific user needs. Its pioneering design and detailed features make it a standout among 3D models.

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Discover a new solution for your nautical needs with this functional 3D model of a boat tower light shade or diffuser available on thangs.com. Originally developed for a boat tower navigation light that needed a replacement. 

Created with the intention to replace older, worn-out parts, this boat tower light shade/diffuser is set to work with LED light bulbs, maximizing their efficiency while preventing damage from heat common with incandescent or halogen bulbs. This is a crucial note- this 3D printed part must not be used with traditional bulbs to prevent melting. 

For a visual reference to the 3D model, visit the designer's page or check the provided images. Upcycle instead of replace, and find the perfect solution for boat light repairs today with this innovative, cost-effective 3D model from thangs.com.

Boat tower light shade / diffuser

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This is a variation of my original card box I created for Arkham horror cards, but it doesn't have a tab on the spine for interlocking rows of these boxes.

Instead, this is a simple print-in-place box that has the correct dimensions for standard casino poker cards still in the box. Typically the card boxes are very flimsy so this box will protect your cards after the original box fails.

As a bonus, you can use this box for other applications like board game cards or whatever. Let me know if you'd like a version without the holes and I can post that as well.

Folding playing card box for Las Vegas regulation cards

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I did a quick lens cap for my GoPro Hero Black 12 that fits snug with a bit of a click when it's in place. Not a difficult model but perhaps it'll save someone the trouble of having to make their own. Enjoy!

GoPro Hero Black 12 Lens Cap

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I bought an LG UltraGear QHD 34-inch curved gaming monitor on black Friday in 2023, but quickly realized that I needed a way to mount the ring-light I use for Zoom calls to it.

I use this bracket to hold a cheap ring light I bought off Amazon and mounted it right to the top of the monitor stand to save some of the desk space.

This design does a decent job of mimicking the tricky angles at the top of the monitor stand and acts as a sort of "hat" with a hollow stem. I used a standard screw I had on hand to attach the base of the light to the stem.

Since the monitor moves up and down, it's handy to be able to swing the light out of the way.

Use this at your own risk! My ring light is quite light, so though you *could* mount a heavy digital camera to it, that's probably not a good idea, but that's up to you.

Printed in PETG
15% infill
Prusa MKS+
Support material over the bed only--I didn't try printing this without supports. It's a bit of a pain getting the support material out of the interior of the bracket so if you don't want supports you could print it with the stem down and see what happens. Maybe use a brim to keep it from falling over. Up to you!



LG UltraGear Monitor Stand Topper Bracket for Camera or Light

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I designed these folding boxes after playing Arkham Horror and Elder Sign many times. These games, like many others, paper your gaming surface with many decks of cards as they require several players to distribute cards while keeping track of their own character cards. That said, this is a common issue for board games so these card boxes can be scaled for your needs.

This page contains two versions of this box: the standard size, and tall version. The tall version is 2x the height of the standard size.

Key benefits of this design:
- It's print in place so you get the lid and box bottom hinged together
- There is a small off-set on the spine so when they are laying flat in a row, they link together and can be moved as a group
- The lid is handy for discards, so to reset the deck, you simply close the lid
- There is a grid of holes in the lid so you can see which deck is inside the box without opening the box (though you can put labels on the spine as well
- There is a large hole on the bottom to allow you to easily pop the cards out
- There is a small protrusion of plastic on the lid which fits into a recess on the bottom for a satisfying click
- All of the holes also reduce plastic use

These have been thoroughly play-tested and are described as being an essential tool for many of the games we play.

Enjoy and game on!

Print in Place Folding Card Box

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Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5312702.

This is a simple, print in place, hinged phone stand. After completing the print, gently work the hinge until it moves freely. I designed the hinge with very tight tolerances to help with stability.

I my opinion, it's best to print this with high infill--80% for more durability in the hinge but lower infill will work but it won't save you much print time or plastic so you might as well go for it with a higher infill.

When folded, the dimension are approximately the same as a US business card, so it travels well. I've enjoyed using this as a way to easily take timed group photos, time lapses, etc. as well as make it easier to watch shows on my phone on an airplane or at the kitchen counter. I hope you like it too!

Folding, print in place phone stand

This is a simple design of a small plant starter pot that allows you to fill a cavity in the bottom with water to keep the soil moist for over a week ensuring that your new seeds or seedlings never go dry.

This is an original design and not remixed but I've see similar pots out there from which I took inspiration. Apologies for not giving specific credit.

This print consists of 2 parts: the pot and the insert. I've printed several of these and they've all been water-tight, but (of course) print and use at your own risk. Here are my print settings:

(PrusaSlicer 2.3)
Layer Height: .2 mm
First Layer: .2 mm
Vertical shells--perimeter shells: 2 minimum
Horizontal shells--solid layers: 5 top, 4 bottom
Ensure Vertical Shell Thickness (selected)
Infill: 15% (DOESN'T MATTER as the shell settings and thickness should ensure 100% infill regardless)


Small self-watering plant starter pot

Self watering plant starter pot

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