Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4550950.

Because I couldn't find what I needed, I designed this stand by myself. But please be forgiving. This is my first make and I'm pretty new to 3D Printing and designing.

This is a stand for the original Nintendo Switch dock. It slides in at an 15° angle. It's made for small shelf compartments. The total height sums up to just under 8cm. Additionaly there are slots for 15 game cards. If you want to print the logo in a different colour there is a seperate STL for that. Otherwise you can only print the stand and have an embossed logo.

The Logo is pressfit and is still a little bit embossed. If you want it thicker just scale along the Z-Axis.The card slots have enough clearance for a loose hold.
There are slots at the bottom. Their only purpose is making my life easier getting this thing of the printbed. On larger prints I have such strong adhesion that I can easily lift the whole printer only holding the object. I ordered a flex plate system, but I still wait for delivery for quite a while.

The models work for me and my untuned printer. If the models don't work for you the same way, feel free to modify them. I incldued the STEP file for that purpose.

Nintendo Switch Stand with Game Card Slots

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4755973.

This is a holder for a remote control, fitted to the frames of Gira's System 55 series.

I don't know how many fitting remotes there maay be, because mine is more of a noname product. But in case someone is interessted in this thing, my remote is 47,7mm wide and 18,5mm thick and round at the bottom. Height doesn't matter as the holder is open at the top. The remote cotrol sits loose in the holder, but the holder itself sits tight in the frame with minimal play.

The mounting frame clips in with little noses (do you say that in englisch?) from the back, and can be released with the help of a little screwdriver bending them a little bit inwards.

Light Remote Control Holder for Gira System 55

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4558076.

This is a simple headphone holder for older Ikea Galant desks.

This holder is designed as an insert into the frame. At the bottom is a hole for screwing in a 3,5 x 25 woodscrew to fixate it through the existing hole of the frame (washer needed).

The insert is 27mm wide and 28mm in height. You should check the dimensions of your frame. For me this is a lose fit at the beginning but for the last two centimeter it is pressfit and sits there firmly now even without the additional screw. Don't know if this is normal or my frame is a little bit warped. If you want to play it safe, lower your Z-height by 1mm in the slicer.

Headphone Holder for Ikea Galant desk

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4755983.

I bought a buck converter to go from 24V to 12V for quiter fans. I looked for a case here, but didn't find fitting ones. Didn't searched that long though.

To get a little bit more into designing things I made my own housing.

My buck converter has the dimensions 50 x 25 x 14 mm.

The case has ventilation holes on top and bottom as well as on the sides. The converter mounts without tools as it is held with minimal play by the case alone. The case itself has four mounting holes in a 40x40mm grid, because that is suitable for my printer. I dimensiond the holes to be big enough to melt M3 threaded inserts into it. But of course you can just use nuts and bolts or cable ties as well.

LM2596HV Buck Converter Housing

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4721314.

After I changed my push fittings for better ones with metal teeth, I needed new clips to secure them. After trying out two from here which didn't fit I decided it would be easier and quicker to make them myself. I made them a little bit beefier than the ones i found here to make them less fiddly to handle.

These clips are for the fittings used on many Creality hotends and like in my case on the FLSUN Q5 hotend and extruder. I believe these are M10 threaded.

PTFE Push Fitting Clip (e.g. Creality Hotend)

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Nintendo Switch Stand with Game Card Slots

Light Remote Control Holder for Gira System 55

Headphone Holder for Ikea Galant desk

LM2596HV Buck Converter Housing

PTFE Push Fitting Clip (e.g. Creality Hotend)