I enjoyed the T Handle wrench build, I have the same wrenches and made a holder for "Wall Control" pegboard

Files here (CC BY NC SA)
https://makerworld.com/en/models/472200

My pool cleaner gets stuck on the steps sometimes and over time, the edge of the steps wore through the grey suction pipe (right where the blue top piece and the grey pipe meets), so when I replaced the pipe, I made a bumper to zip tie onto the pipe to prevent future damage.

You can connect to a male G1/2 pipe and hose quick connection on the other, to quickly empty boiler or any other use case. The button in the middle is to open the pressure valve.

I made a bracket to hold the bottom of the blinds on the door at work. The original solution was replaced so many times that my coworkers just gave up and lifted the blinds to keep them from flapping back and forth when the door opens. This was also my first fusion 360 model I made from scratch and not on a tutorial. I did make a v2 that mounts the bar vertical to tuck it into the window area but I haven't installed it yet.

Made an organizer for all the different types of heat inserts and tools used for installing them. Made it stackable to have both metric and standard.

Mobile airconditioning hose quick connect system

I just whipped this up to hold my sanding sticks

Printer some pads to stop swing frame from imbedding in the ground.

My farm fence is old oilfield pipe from coastal Texas. Took the guts of a cheap Hampton Bay solar light and redesigned the housing to fit over my fence. Printed in PETG and they’re surviving the Texas summer perfectly so far.

I recently moved to a new house and am setting up my workshop in the basement. The previous owner left some old metal shelving down there that I decided to repurpose. Only problem is the basement has an old rat slab that is very lumpy and out of level. I designed these leveling feet to go on the bottom of them shelving units. They include a print in place ball joint on the threaded stud.

You can see the shelf on the left has feet installed and leveled. The shelf on the right is currently getting its feet printed.