Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3709648.

I bought my first 3d printer (an Ender 2, great for a very reduced space) and after assembling it I was ready to print something, so I gave it a shot to the g-code included in the SD card that came with the printer. The result was a de-Capicat because the sample filament was not enough to complete the print (as one would assume). So I searched the STL file on thingiverse and found the "CR-10 Cat File" by Elproducts ( www.thingiverse.com/thing:2643326 ) and edited it on Fusion 360 to fit the body of the cat.

There are two versions, one has in-model supports for easier slicing. It clicked in place on my De-Capicat but I cannot guarantee that it fits any other one since it was made specifically for it.

Not a very useful print, but I simple could not stand the idea of the incomplete Cat body. 

Go ahead and post your print if you make one! :) I have been wondering how many people ended up with a De-Capicat as their first print.

Maneki-neko De-Capicat Head

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5182220.

We love these Freebuds 3. They are great. But unfortunately, they keep falling off (some of us don't have perfectly-shaped ears as the rest of the world!).

We found out that we can use rubber clips to prevent them from falling! but then they don't fit in the charging casing...

Soooo, we designed this **wall hanger**, with storage to place the rubber clips as well :D And another version without the storage... you know, for people with normal/standard shaped ears who don't need the rubber clips ;)

Storage versions have two parts: A and B.
Non-storage versions only have one part.

For both the storage and no-storage versions, we made sub-versions with and without magnets.

The sub-versions without magnets have a flap to prevent the Freebuds case from falling.

The sub-versions that use magnets don't have this flap, but the Freebuds case stays in place safely as long as you attach the hanger to a vertical surface. *This is not as strong as a commercial magsafe holder.*

Additionally, the versions with magnets need the following sizes:
- 10 mm diameter x 2 mm thickness. Qty: 2
- 6 mm diameter x 1 mm thickness. Qty: 4

Huawei Freebuds 3 Wall Hanger + Clips Storage

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4163496.

This bracket was made to hold a 16 mm diameter tube on one end of an aluminum profile with an inner section of 28 x 13 mm. 

I am sharing the Fusion 360 files so that you can customize it to match different tubes and profile sizes. I modeled it in a hurry so I am not super proud of the tidiness of the Fusion 360 file feature tree, but you should be able to adjust it without much problem. There are some basic parameters already, but beware that not all the features will update accordingly (sorry, this was made in a hurry).

I hope someone finds this useful. It would be nice to see some print photos of customized versions.

Enjoy!

Tube bracket for rectangular aluminum profile

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3711673.

Made a quick remix of the original Low Poly Planter by BCN3D (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1434689). I reduced the inclination of the top part and  the wall thickness because I wanted to use only 4 meters of filament that I had left from 2 sample spools. Since this was still not enough, I ended up using black filament for the bottom parts, which resulted in a nice 2 color combination. 

Low Poly Planter Edit - Open top

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4667070.

The strain relief part of my ASUS AC adapter was about to break off completely, so I decided to print something useful.

This is a temporary fix that helps to hold in place the rubber part so that the cable is not strained.


ASUS laptop AC adapter cable saver

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5156095.

A simple shelf that you can fix using good quality double-sided tape. Make use of that empty space you have!

The shelf is made of two parts so you can swap between different colors, or remove the shelf level for cleaning. You can use them in any square corner measuring at least 130 mm on each side. We probably will add different shapes and sizes! :)

The ones in the pictures were printed without top and bottom layers, using a 15 - 20% honeycomb infill.

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Corner shelfie

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5152567.

This fidget toy is great as anti-stress or anti-anxiety tool.

Experts say fidgets can help people concentrate, improving focus and lowering distraction to external factors.

Others may argue they are simply fun :)

To make this toy you will need the following:

### Non-printed parts and tools:

* Two M3 x 3 threaded brass inserts
* Two M3 x 6 screws (we used button socket head screws - or pan head socket screws)
* Two 625 bearings.
* Soldering iron to heat up the brass inserts

### Printed parts
You need to print one of each gear, one base, and two inserts.

*We will add photos of the disassembled parts soon!*

Depending on your printer's tolerances and settings, you may need to scale either the inserts and/or the gears to fit with the bearings and the screws ;)

 

**Avoid using brims as they will interfere with the gear's meshing.**

Geared fidget

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3829065.

We really liked the design by Thingiverse user gamingoodz but we wanted to use some old toothbrushes to clean the bicycle chain, so we modeled this. It should fit most normal toothbrush models around and uses two M3 screws to keep the cover in place. 

The things you need are:
- 2 x M3 screws (we made the holes 16 mm deep because we had M3x16 screws at home, but even M3x8 should work just fine.
- 3 old toothbrushes.
- Around 7 meters of filament.

Prints without supports.



Bike Chain Cleaner - Toothbrush version

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3709778.

This shoe organizer was inspired by the ones posted by JujuGG and Master_Q. I liked the concepts but I needed to create one that I could print on my Ender 2 (150 x 150 mm), using the minimum amount of plastic possible, and quickly, so that I could print many. Then I realized that I had a lot of Amazon boxes lying around, so I decided to use a mixture of plastic and cardboard.

This is a filament-efficient print. It uses around 6 meters of filament per part (12 meters in total) and 2 pieces of cardboard, one at the Top where you put the second shoe, and one at the bottom to help keep everything in place.

The initial design used glue to hold the cardboard parts together, used only 3.5 meters of filament, and printed in roughly half an hour. Then, my girlfriend pointed out that it would be more eco-friendly if it didn't need any adhesive, so in order to save the planet I added some slots where you can slide the cardboard parts.

Next steps:
-Optimize the slots to hold the cardboard parts in place.
-Reduce the use of material and the print time.


Regarding the filament, I used this SUNLU PLA + black filament with excellent results http://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/5ZffKBm

Shoes organizer (3D print + cardboard)

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5161298.

The cable thingies have arrived!

These little guys will grab any cable mess you have around so you better watch out!

No, really. This cable thingy can hold on to any standard EU AC power plug (or Europlug) and organize the cable that comes with it.

It is super convenient for phone chargers! but it works as well with just about any power chord or charger made to the same standard size.

We've included different sizes of the cable holding part, to suit different types of cables.

* 9 mm - USB and thinner cables (tighter fit)
* 12 mm - our standard for USB phone cables :)
* 15 and 18 mm work well with power cables of other devices. We use one with a soldering iron, an air purifier, even a laptop charger!

**We look forward to seeing your prints!** :)

 
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Cable holder thingy

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5152636.

Headphones wall hanger.

Because we don't like headphones sitting randomly on a table. They just look bad, right? :) 

This helps tidy your room or workspace and should work for a wide variety of headphone models.

This design does not have holes to fix the part using screws, we used a 3M VHB-ish tape instead, which provides a reliable hold. We have had a couple of hangers around the house for months and they are holding up just fine.
**Make sure you use a reliable adhesive to fix the hanger to the wall**

If you would like us to add a screw-mounted version, let us know in the comments ;)

Headphones wall hanger

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3713363.

This is a minimalist toothbrush holder that can fit the majority of toothbrush models, requires really no time to print and prevents any contact between the bristles and the wall or the holder itself and is easy to clean, thus being more hygienic.

In the pictures you can see the V1 model at the left and the V3 at the right.

The V3 model has a slight snap-on feature, to better hold the toothbrush in place, but I still use the version 1 and it works perfectly fine for me. I made different tests for this snap hook interference with versions V2, 2.1, 2.2 and 2.3, which were either too tight or too loose, and that's why I did not include those files.

These were printed in SUNLU's PLA+ filament.

Fixed them to the wall using 3M high resistance adhesive which I got from here: 
Update 16/07/2019: still working after almost 3 months installed.

The awesome pictures were taken by @up.shutterbug (https://www.instagram.com/up.shutterbug/)

Minimalist Toothbrush Holders

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4512442.

This is a cover for 2020 aluminum extrusions with 5 mm width slots. You can use it as a foot to avoid scratching surfaces or help a little bit with stability in some cases. If printed with flexible filaments it can help dampen vibrations.

End cap / foot for 2020 aluminum extrusion with 5 mm slot

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