Make your own make up mirror with lights., for work, or for the party!

Fits a 125mm diameter mirrored plexiglass that's 3mm thick.

Fits standard led strips, groove is 10mm wide and 3mm deep (should fit about 99% of standard led strips). There's a passthrough in the back part for the led strip.

Use a little glue to gloue the two pieces together. Done!

Prints with no supports, just lay it flat on the build plate. Print in white for total light diffusion, or in some transparent material like I have.

Hashtag for the competition: #PartyThangs

Make up mirror with lights

Front.stl

From my overkill series, some stabilising braces for your Ikea Lack table.

They reduce wobbling, thus reducing vibrations and making your print quality better, and your printer quieter.

As with all my overkill designs, this is thick, stable and durable. It follows a “no support” ideology, so it prints with no supports and the best is to print this laying flat. Print 4 pieces. Can be printed with any material and any infill.

It fits any Lack table.

It includes to 2, 3mm holes so use any screw bigger than that and it will self tap. Holes are recessed to hide the screw head.

Overkill Ikea Lack brace

I designed this fully printable filament roll hanger to be strong, sturdy and to last.

It's designed with “no supports” ideology in mind, and as such prints easily with no supports,

Print the hooks laying flat for ultimate layer strenght. Pole prints standing with no supports.

Tolerances are tight, so screw and unscrew few times before using to loosen things up.

Pole and hooks have matching stoppers to stop the pole from turning.

Each side has three holes for screws, holes are 2mm in diameter, so use screws bigger than that and it will self tap.

Print set:

Hook: x2
Screw: x2
Pole: x1

Print with any material you want. Can be mounted in whatever orientation you want.

Overkill filament roll hanger

I designed this fully printable filament roll hanger to be strong, sturdy and to last.

It's designed with “no supports” ideology in mind, and as such prints easily with no supports,

Print the hooks laying flat for ultimate layer strenght. Pole prints standing with no supports.

Tolerances are tight, so screw and unscrew few times before using to loosen things up.

Pole and hooks have matching stoppers to stop the pole from turning.

Each side has three holes for screws, holes are 2mm in diameter, so use screws bigger than that and it will self tap.


Print set:

Hook: x2
Screw: x2
Pole: x1


Print with any material you want. Can be mounted in whatever orientation you want.

Hook.stl

For those of us who homebrew, here's a simple and very easy/quick to print hook that fits most homebrewing accessories. Including tapped 3mm countersunk screw hole, but if you print in PLA or ABS, it will tap easily for use with slightly bigger screws.

No supports, no brims, just lay it on the flat side and print away.

Homebrew hook

Kids' scooters tend not to have a kick stand and often just lie around. This solves the issue. Two things are included:

1. An STL file with my vison of the design: fits scooters with 120mm wheels or bigger.
2. Fusion 360 file with a base design and a wheel (120mm currently). You can resize the wheel, and extract it from the base design (I used Tinkercad), to suit your particular scooter. You can also resize the base and decorate it however you'd like.

Printed on a Creality CR-20 Pro with 0.16mm layer height, no supports and a brim. I still got a little lift in one corner somehow, but that's my printer settings issue, not a model issue. 

Feel free to share your creations and remixes!

Scooter Stand.stl

I decided to clean up the sink and this has become a very useful part of our kitchen.

Two versions of the basket, one with a divider (fits two sponges), second one with no divider.

Designed to print with no supports at all.

Sponge Holder

Holder Divider.stl

That's what I do: I drink, and I print things.

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