**Background**
In previous years I had tried to start seeds inside. Due to lack of light they always grew too leggy and ended up not working out. This year I wanted to try adding some grow lights to help. Some people use shop lights but where is the fun and 3D printing in that :) 

This setup is partly 3D printed with the rest found at local hardware stores or stuff I already had around. 

**Shopping/Scavenge List**
1 - 1/2" dowel rod long enough for all your lights
1 - Outlet timer
1 - Power strip 

For each light you want to add:
1 - grow light (I bought an extremely cheap one, there are probably better out there)
1 - lamp socket with indoor extension cord (16 awg or smaller) or replacement lamp socket with cord

**Print List**
Two stands which consist of a top and bottom and a threaded lamp hook for each light you are using

0.2 layer height was used for all prints

The top was printed on its side with supports only over the connector at the end at 15% infill

Top bottom was printed standing up with 15% infill and no supports

The threaded lamp hook can be printed standing up with 50% infill. I used a raft for better adhesion, otherwise it would fall over mid-print. 

**Assembly**
1. Print two tops and two bottom stands
2. Push the top and bottom together with some force
3. Print a threaded lamp hook for each light
4. Attach the threaded lamp hook to the lamp socket
5. Disassemble the lamp socket
6. If you are using an extension cord, cut the female end off 
7. Thread the cord through the hook and lamp socket
8. Split the wires and using wire strippers, scissors, or knife carefully strip about 1/2" to 3/4" off the end of each. 
9. If your wire is small enough (mine wasn't) tie an Underwriter’s Knot with the wires 
10. Make hooks with exposed wire and attach to the lamp socket
11. Reassemble the lamp socket and install a bulb
12. Plug the lamp in and test to make sure that it is working
13. Slide each lamp onto the dowel rod and lay on the stand
14. If your stand is a too wobbly, add some painter's tape to each

**Remixable**
Each part was designed in Fusion 360. I have included the f3d files so feel free to remix in any way! 

DIY Seedling Grow Light

stand-top.stl

I wanted to get my MacBook Pro 2015 off of the ground and also needed a way to organize the charger better. I created this mount to better hold and organize my charger. I attached this to my end table with a command strip on the back.

This was designed in Fusion 360. I have attached the parametric file in case someone needs to add screw holes or adjust for other chargers. Feel free to remix!

This was inspired by this [model](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5193169) 

Print settings: 
50% infill
Supports (I used a tree support)

MacBook Pro 85w Magsafe 2 Charger Mount

I wanted to get my MacBook Pro 2015 off of the ground and also needed a way to organize the charger better. I created these mount to better hold and organize my charger. I attached this to my end table with a command strip on the back.

This were designed in Fusion 360. I have attached the parametric file in case someone needs to add screw holes or adjust for chargers. Feel free to remix!

I wanted to get my MacBook Pro 2015 off of the ground but did not want to take up valuable space on top of my end table. Instead I created these mounts to hold it on the side of my end table. 

The mounts are designed to be attached by the large 5lb limit command strips. 

These were designed in Fusion 360. I have attached the parametric file in case someone needs to add screw holes or adjust for different computer sizes. Feel free to remix! 

Print settings: 
50% infill
no supports

MacBook Pro (2015) Vertical Mount 

mac mount.stl

**Background**
I needed a baby monitor and had an old Android phone laying around. I found this [BabyCam](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.arjonasoftware.babycam&hl=en_US&gl=US&pli=1) app and just needed a way to mount my phone to the crib. After a bit of work in Fusion 360 I came up with this!

The case was designed for a Nexus 6, and the base was designed for Graco Benton crib. I included the parametric file and built it in a modular way. Feel free to remix to fit other cribs and phones! 

**Print Settings**
0.2 layer height for each part

Ball mount, base bolt, and base nut
50% infill and no supports

Base 
25% infill with supports only touching the buildplate

Case
25% infill and no supports




Crib Phone Mount - Parametric

crib phone mount - do not print.stl

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