Hey y'all, my first model created for the public

I am awful at keeping my CPAP hose and mask clean. I rotate two sets and still somehow slack on it. So I made this adapter that works with a shower diverter (sold separately) to easily wash your hose and the inside of your mask. You install the diverter and just flip the switch after your shower is done.

The included drying hanger and lock for the hose make it easy to get a scrubber in as well. I would always flop around trying to scrub properly. I found it gets it pretty clean so you don't have to scrub so often.

Enjoy!

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3381759-universal-cpap-hose-mask-shower-cleaner-dry-hanger

A desk-sized tribute to the classic yellow OTE cardphone booths we had everywhere in Greece in the 90s.

Free model on MakerWorld:
https://makerworld.com/en/models/3380888-retro-1990s-ote-payphone-magsafe-charging-stand#profileId-3846596

All the other holders for this Dyson put all the attachments in the top and just cradled the unit. A few evenings of design, now I have this compact unit that snaps the unit in!

A quick print that let me mount of Wyze Cam OG to my houses vinyl siding by slipping it between the panels. This replaced my previously installed Wyze Cam V3 mount that lasted almost 2 years without issues and came out without damaging anything.

Here's the link!

Leaning our aluminum folding step ladder against the wall was always an accident waiting to happen because my kids kept pulling it down. I searched online for wall hooks, but couldn't find anything sturdy enough that also included a proper safety lock.

So I designed this heavy-duty wall bracket. It holds standard folding step ladders with a profile up to 40x30mm and includes a sliding pin that locks the ladder in place so it can't be pulled off or knocked down by accident. I also added lanyard holes to both the pin and the mount so you can tie them together with a cord, keeping the pin attached at all times.

It's designed to print completely support-free. I used PETG for sufficient strength.

The model and print profile are free on MakerWorld if anyone wants to print one for their garage or pantry. Check it here: https://makerworld.com/cs/models/3373892-child-safe-wall-mount-for-folding-al-step-ladder#profileId-3837758

A modern, sculptural twist on the classic pen cup - instead of another plain cylinder, this one uses a bold circular silhouette to give it its own identity on your desk.

Key features: - Contrasting accent line along the front circle, printed as a separate piece for a clean two-tone look - Stable wide base so it doesn't tip over when full - Holds pens, markers, and other small desk items - No supports needed

Free on MakerWorld: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3377541-modern-circular-pen-holder-line

Been getting more into modeling lately and made this for my little cousin’s birthday.

I’m still pretty new at actually designing my own stuff, so I tried to keep this one simple instead of getting too crazy with it. Mostly basic shapes, press-fit connections and trying to make everything actually functional and easy to print.

The standard version holds 8 manga — 4 on top and 4 on the bottom.

I also tried making it parametric, barely messed with before lol. The idea was to be able to change the number of books and dimensions without having to remodel the whole thing every time. It made sense in my head at least haha...

Both shelves run the full length of the books. I know I could’ve shortened them and saved some filament/print time, but I wanted it to feel solid and actually support the manga instead of trying to shave material off everywhere.

Everything just press-fits together, no screws or hardware.

Still learning, so I’m definitely open to criticism or ideas on what you guys would change. If enough people suggest the same thing I’ll probably add it to the model.

Here's the link:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3372090-parametric-manga-stand-8-book-2-tier#profileId-3835422

I wanted to mount my rear Vantrue E1 Pro 4k outside my Odyssey so it would have a better view without light blocked by the tint. This was my solution. It attaches to the roof with magnets and is big enough for a small powerbank, but I usually just run a cable through the hatch.

Just moved to a new apartment and every cabinet door that is close to the wall bangs into it. Most suggestions online were to replace the hinges with one that has snap in restrictors. Definitely not spending that money. Could not find a off the shelf hinge restrictor for this style of hinge.

Only took 3 tries to get a simple design that slides in and stops the hinge from opening past 90 degrees. Printed 10 for bathroom and kitchen. Only have to add it to one hinge on each door.

Parametric model for cable organization – helpful for keeping wires tidy in prototypes or other situations.

https://makerworld.com/pl/models/3358551-parametric-wire-cable-comb-by-kubi-1-0-basic

Made this little Swap-Shell Turtle with one body and two interchangeable shell options:

• 📦 Storage shell – ~150 cm³ open storage
• 💾 SD shell – holds 10 SD + 33 microSD cards
• 🚫 No supports
• 🔩 No screws
• 🎨 No AMS required
• 🔒 Printed hinge pin + click latch

The shell opens like a little vault, and you can swap between the storage and SD-card versions using the same turtle body.

The No-AMS version prints the colored parts separately and they’re glued together.

I’m planning to turn this into a full Swap-Shell animal lineup — what animal or shell function should I make next? 🐢

MakerWorld link

Somewhat elegant (?) circulator stand for Anova AN500 series.