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This is an improved version of my previous model https://www.printables.com/model/659917-wired-earbuds-holdercase. Has a better grip, but has the same dimensions as the previous one. Ideal to store you wired eardbuds. Printed in PLA…
Do you prefer wired earbuds because of their crisp mic recordings but hate the tangles? Search no more! This holder is designed to keep the earbuds and the mic in the central cavity, protecting them from impact while keeping the wire…
This is a classic cream/ointment container. It has a middle lid (see images) to avoid spills when tilted. The lids have a nice textured ridge for better gripping. The mid part is designed to fit tightly into the jar. Depending on your…
This is a classic cream/ointment container. It has a middle lid (see images) to avoid spills when tilted. The lids have a nice textured ridge for better gripping. The mid part is designed to fit tightly into the jar. Depending on your…
This is a rack for eppies designed specifically to work with Integra Multichannel Pipettes ( https://www.integra-biosciences.com/canada/en/multichannel-pipettes-or-multichannel-micropipettes ) This rack has exactly 13.5 mm in between each…
This is a multisize rack that can hold your eppies or your 15 and 50 mL tubes. Made of 4 parts that smoothly fit into each other. You can add superglue to the joints if you prefer sturdiness over interchangeable parts.3 Two versions are…
Did you happen to have the popular GRÖNÖ lamp from IKEA but the glass broke? Do you wanna reuse those parts? Here is one model you can use to keep using the electrical parts and bulb from said lamp. The base has a notch to give some space…
This is a tiny resistor box (when space matters most). Ohms are labeled on the lid as well as in the bottom of the boxes. Requires 20 3 mm x 2 mm (d x h) round magnets. I glue them using superglue! Let me know if you like this model and…
Are you a fan of meteorites? Maybe you need something to hold it for display. Try this simple meteorite holder Printed in PLA at 210 °C, bed at 60°C, layer height 0.2 mm
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