I had some unused space next to a set of shelves I build, so I designed and printed a hanger to snugly fit onto it and hold other things. The primary design goal was to hold my 3M Worktunes headphones, but it also works very well for belts and other things that gravity works on.

Printed in Orvil3D Radiant Black ABS+, at 0.2mm layer height on its side. Printing on the side means that use, the forces work on all layers uniformly instead of all being concentrated on one single layer.

I made an 18mm version and a 25mm version to fit my shelves and my desk, but I supplied the .f3d file so feel free to change that to any thickness you like. The model is also parametric, so jump into the table and change just about any major value for your own purposes.

Headphone hanger

Headphone Hanger 18mm v3.stl

Fits square copic markers, about 12 of them. Feel free to re-jigger my .f3d file to suit your application. I printed this in "clear" PLA, on the side. I used supports, but it's up to you and what you decide is necessary.

I have had an issue with the axis of print being a little too tight, so maybe scale it all up by 1-2% and see if that makes things any better.

If this comment is still here, then I've probably forgotten to add photos of it.

Copic Marker Stand

Copic Stand v5.stl

Have you ever been at a pub trying to measure the head on your pint, only to have others around you laugh at your pocket 6" scale? I've found the solution that nobody asked for.

It's based on a printed card version made by a popular stout producer in Ireland, but I made some changes to make it prettier.

The scale is in millimetres, and works quite well as a two-tone object. I printed mine in clear purple PLA, but any filament should work.

Pint Head Gauge

I threw out my last replaceable eSUN spool a few weeks ago, then I found out they sold refills. 

Could I have bought a replacement? Yes, but I'm not some $6-spending-chump. I'd rather spend 20 hours of my life and half a kilo of filament developing something that already exists and make it less-good.

These can be printed as is, and only requires 1 model that's just rotated. They use 2x M6x53mm Socket Headed Cap Screw, and 2x nuts. Material and coating are irrelevant, but points will be awarded for style.

I printed this in silver eSUN PLA+ at 0.3mm layer height with a 0.4mm nozzle in a Voron 2.4 350mm.

Features include pretty hexagons, spool locks, radiused rims to ride bearings on a spool holder, and many pockets for weight savings.

Yet Another Replaceable Spool

Replaceable Spool v10.stl

I might have enjoyed the Wednesday show so much I made a name attached to a backer in the same style that The Addams family prefers.

I supplied the Ai file, as well as the CAD files if you wanted to change things.

I printed this in Orvil Radiant ABS+ as shown in the images. The stringing was actually quite helpful in making it look more realistic. Sliced in Superslicer, with octagram spiral top and bottom.

Wednesday Plate

Wednesday v5.stl

For sketching and format finding. I needed one for class and couldn't find one that I liked online, so I made one.

Viewfinder

Viewfinder v4.step

These are the elements and sub-types of bending styles in the Avatar universe. They were made in Fusion 360.

None of them have backers so that they can be imported and added to any model you want.

Avatar Elements and Sub-Types

Air.stl

I made a small box to hold 5 SanDisk Ultra Fit USB's with a snap fit

USB Box for 5x Sandisk Ultra Fit

USB Box SanDisk Ultra Fit v5.step

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