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Inspired by the Wu-Tang ashtrays and other desktop organisers, I made this general Wu-Tang Clan themed tray for storing odds and ends on your desk. Use it as an ashtray, store MicroSD cards, organise your M&Ms into colours and use each…
I don't like how chunky most phone holders are (due to wanting to fit any/all phones), or how they mount to your air vent or windscreen, 2 things I kinda need unobstructed. I wanted it out of the way, but still reachable, and figured the…
This adapter allows you to mount a 51x109mm welding lens to a GoPro Hero 12. Tested on the Bossweld ones from Bunnings, but should also work on any similar sized welding lenses. It holds the GoPro lens nicely centred in the welding lens…
This is my Digispark-based volume knob/controller. It's a very simple project that adds a physical volume knob to your PC or laptop. The code uses the USB standards for media accessories (like the volume buttons on some keyboards), so it…
These are some basic climbing holds I made with my kids for them and myself to use on our home-made climbing wall. They are designed from scratch in Blender, and are made to fit M10 bolts (or should work with 3/8"), with optional screw…
Ping Pong Pixels are a modular clickable chassis for creating easy RGB lighting decorations for your room/home. "Matrix" chassis lets you make flat matrix displays of any dimension (photos show various configurations) and I have included…
Converts your original DMG-01 Gameboy to use a LiPo pack with zero cutting/modification to the Gameboy itself. Very simple project, a couple of wires to solder and some bent copper wire to melt into the 3D print as battery contacts, and…
Loo Launchers are toy rockets made from old toilet paper rolls or any old cardboard rolls/tubes you have lying around the house. There are a selection of 3D printable nose pieces and engine pieces to mix/match and build your own toy…
This is a super minimal holder for tap cards such as arcade cards (taiko, DDR, Mariokart) and credit/reward cards (Timezone and other arcades), where you generally have the cards on a lanyard but need to scan them individually. I couldn't…
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