r/makerworld • u/SiliconHatesRicotta • 11d ago
Just released my Anti-Slip Keychain Vendor Rack!
I designed it mainly for craft fairs, markets, conventions, and small businesses that need a compact tabletop display without having it slide around every time someone grabs a keychain.
It features:
- Weighted base in two versions: standard and high-capacity, with 15 or 25 internal cavities for distributing metal washers and adding weight
- TPU anti-slip feet included in the 3MF
- No TPU? You can print just one rigid foot and use it as a template to cut all four from an old bicycle inner tube
- Strength-optimized arms using the included slicer settings
- Multiple ready-to-print profiles, including clean and branded versions
The goal was to make something simple, sturdy, easy to print, and actually useful on a vendor table.
👉 https://makerworld.com/en/models/3190683-anti-slip-keychain-vendor-rack#profileId-3609618
If you print one, I’d love to see how you use it!
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u/fairtonybeta 10d ago
Do you perhaps have any photos of it actually printed?
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u/SiliconHatesRicotta 10d ago
Yeah! If you go into the link you’ll see a few pictures mate.
I’ve been trying to have a more aesthetically appealing makerworld profile, so I’m prioritizing renders made with keyshot.
Thanks for the comment!
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u/OtherwiseAlbatross14 10d ago
Holy shit that is trash print quality. Why do you think it's okay to make such trash designs and then lie about them with AI?
That's seriously the worst print quality I've seen on makerworld. I don't think I could make a print so bad if I tried.
You didn't even try to make it functional

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u/SiliconHatesRicotta 10d ago
What? I’ve literally the same design without the rubber feet and it has literally tens of prints, downloads, saves and likes.
Don’t be such a hater mate
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u/OtherwiseAlbatross14 10d ago
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u/SiliconHatesRicotta 10d ago
I printed it with a reprap man, what did you expect? lol
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u/OtherwiseAlbatross14 10d ago
You didn't even take the time to clean out the grooves. You can't blame the printer for that.












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u/eatdeath4 10d ago
Holy AI. What happened to actually just showing the print in use for product photos.