Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5686830.

This clip can be used to hold any cord, cable, thin hose, tube item, or even LED string lights/Christmas lights. The .stl files come in different heights and lengths to fit varying sizes on the mounting area, which can be any flat protruding surface of at least 2 cm thickness (wood or metal fence, tabletop, shelf, brick pavers, etc.)

It's different from other clips since 1) the longer one tapers in the opening so it can grip and accommodate larger thicknesses, and 2) the holder for the cable or string is facing inward (towards the mounted surface) so that it hugs it and keeps it snug and secure. Outward facing holders (they're like small hooks) don't secure the cable or string and can result in them falling out of it.


Holder Clip for Christmas lights, cables, or cords

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5561834.

On those electric fly or bug swatters, it's sometimes hard to get at smaller insects (whether flying or not) if they're in a corner, furrowed groove or indentation, or under an overhanging structure (like windowsills). This clip on goes on the outer edge lip of the swatter and is angled to have the points either scrape or flush the critter out of its location and be forced to move (hopefully into the swatter) or be squished. So this was designed especially for smaller flying insects, like the small moths we had in out ceilings.  

Electric Fly/Bug Swatter Clip On 

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5486618.

Designed this to extend the windowsill on our Pella windows, which somehow has a nearly 1 cm gap between the lower sash's bottom rail and the stool on the frame (see pics). This gap is used to help anchor the brace and increase its supported weight capacity. As shown in the pics, it can support  at least 10 lbs. The gap between each brace is bridged by an wooden plank (here I cut ~ 3X10 inch pieces and used two) to carry/display your plant or display item.  

Windowsill Planter Platform Extender Brace (Pella)

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4708790.

This item is a substitute for the whole diameter plastic rim around the glass shelf that sits on a metal rack on a freezer (Frigidaire model). Although the one-piece metal shelf and the glass panel can still be purchased, the plastic rim may not be available anymore. The clip was designed to substitute for the plastic rim.
Six clips were printed (One for each corner, one in the middle for the front and back bar); the attachment sequence is demonstrated by the pictures. The final step requires some elbow grease so be careful, in that the edges of the glass pane has to be inserted within the clips on one side, and lowered in its final position on the other side while keeping it within the slots on the clips from the other side.


Freezer Glass Shelf Clip

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5380499.

These risers were designed for larger, heavier pots, and can accommodate even planters that flare widely at the base (but not for deep saucers or bowls). The upright outer flange has 5 holes for the plate attachment. Used by itself, these holes can be used to help guide and maintain the direction of tubing used in drip irrigation set-ups. 

The plate adapter digital file is provided to allow it to be combined/fused (digitally) with any other figure or item and then 3D printed as an attached unit. It’s a much more straightforward process to do this using TinkerCAD (although minimally less precise but very acceptable for this project) than with other CAD programs. Or, an item can be attached manually (using glue or glue gun) to the plate. The combined unit can then be fit into the riser's outer flange. Decorative units can be changed to reflect different themes. 
The pics show a modified and adapted print from taojin (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:591330) attached to the plate. I painted it red for the actual use, although a black riser would have looked better with the contrast.  

Many other alternatives exist online for risers but are mainly for smaller/lighter pots and/or don't have provisions for changeable decorations. The risers designed here are slightly higher off the ground to accommodate lifts or other devices (e.g., wooden slats/planks) to help lift the pot when moving it to another location (so if not using a caddy) 


Customizable Decorative Riser/Elevator or Feet for (Larger) Plant Pots

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5316422.

This platform mounts directly onto any pipe or tubular structure (standalone or part of e.g. fencing posts, gate, etc). The slats created have either a box or right angled corner, or a sloping upper surface (see pics). Any object or device attached to a plate can be positioned into the slats (plate limits are 33 cm wide, 2 cm height, depth limits depends on amount of overhang tolerated). At its current scale, the ID of the post is 5 cm.

I used it for a birdfeeder mount to a PVC pipe (an inverted/convex pan positioned on the pipe acts as a squirrel deterrent since they can't get around it) to keep the squirrels from jumping onto the birdfeeder when it was on a tree or the window sill. 

I've included both right angled and sloping slat profiles in the CAD files included (Fusion 360) in case you'd like to modify the dimensions. Please let me know if you prefer it in TinkerCAD. 

Birdfeeder Platform Pole/Pipe Mount

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4432995.

This headset holder was designed specifically for the model LTM80387 adjustable height folding table made of hard plastic. The shape of the table clamp fits into the grooved under-surface on each long side of the table, and can thus can be re positioned quickly by sliding it along the groove.   

Head-Set holder for Costco folding table

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4942080.

This adapter/holder was designed originally for use with Mason Jar (lid) Solar lights that I used to light up outdoor glass gazing globes/balls. The lights rest on top of the globes, and the adapter is used to hold the lights in place and prevent them from falling in. 

Appropriate size replacement lights for the gazing ball can be bought online, but they are (about 2-3X's) more expensive 

The design can be modified (see below) to fit a new diameter light source,  as well as a new diameter item or object to fit the holder. 

The last two pics show the lid light mounted on an inverted holder, in case the hole in the item or object is smaller than diameter on the 3D print. Works fine, except if it rains, the lid light edges don't keep the water out 

Solar Light Holder Adapter

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4432434.

This print is a mod from mverive’s bagel cutter. 

I wanted to 1) have a cutter that can be positioned on a flat, solid surface for stability, 2) avoid having my hands near or around the cutting area where the knife blade goes, as even current designs can have the person angle the blade forward or backward in order to get greater leverage or apply greater force, which can injure the palm or fingers, 3) have a sturdier handle (other design on the market has just the cylindrical pole sticking out the side of the holder) by applying the same force over a greater area (added a wide base), and 4) have a holder that could accommodate commercial bagels that were thicker (picture provided shows home made bagels fitting well, bigger bagels fit snugly) 

.stl files for both holder sizes are included (v2 file is for the more accommodating size)

Used PLA, 0.2mm layer thickness, 15% infill (gyroid pattern), supports over buildplate only,



Hands-off Bagel Slicer /Cutter

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5324634.

I needed a way to vent the fumes/odors whenever I 3D printed with resins or ABS. Rather than using a window or a fan, I enclosed the printer in a small tent and connected to it a ventilation fan with an exhaust hose. The end of the hose connects to the 3D printed panel (snugly), and the fumes are directed outside. The panel slides into the side grooves, and the panel top is contoured to match the lip surface at the bottom of the sliding pet door. 

3D printing the panel (with PLA) was cheaper and took less time than buying a wood panel or plexiglass/Lexan, drilling a hole on them, and securing an aluminum vent pipe thru the hole.

PetSafe is the manufacturer of the pet door, the size is for small dogs

The original CAD file is also included if you want to modify dimensions or add other features

Ventilation Hose Adapter Panel for Slide-In Pet Door 

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5356397.

This stand is designed to hold those flat, round, light and motion-sensitive LED lights that have magnets in the back to use in cabinets or closets. It converts these lights for use as floor lights in hallways, stairways (especially for basements), walkways (indoors), etc., or as security lights in entrances and exits. The stand keeps the light from slipping flat or rolling, and is stable to place in different position. It rests at right angles/90 degrees/perpendicular to the floor, as positioning it at a tilt required a bigger footprint for the holder.  

Holder Stand for LED Cabinet/Closet Light

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5272568.

These bracket clips are used to support the wire basket/shelf in a freezer so that it can slide back and forth without much resistance. The shape and configuration of the clip may be brand specific (in this case, a Frigidaire) so I included the original CAD file (.f3d) for modifications as needed, as well as a pic of the frame that it mounts on. 

Freezer Bracket Clip for Sliding Wire Shelf/Basket

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5028918.

The square, circle, and triangle symbols on the calling card are each shown on a face of the die. Only one set is colored on the inside with pink, reflecting the placement of the coloring in the logo. 

Squid Game Ornament

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5427544.

Designed to 1) fit most headrest post diameters, 2) have the cut out angle on the anchoring plate positioned relative to the head rest post (not the plate itself) so it accommodates for the tilt when the holder is used with some weight, 3) be a single unit so that it be stored/retrieved better and to avoid stress or tension on any hinge joints, 4) have a wider contact surface on the supporting hook to have less "crunch" on handbag or pocketbook straps, and 5) have a uniform width on the holder to avoid stress points around the bends. Corners were filleted so indentation marks weren't made on the car seat after a longer ride with heavier objects.   

At this thickness, it can support at least 15 lbs, but not sure for how many car trips or for how long of a drive
This was tested on and seats well on headrests from 3 different car makers, please let me know if it doesn't fit yours



Car headrest hanger holder

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