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What if you could hang Gridfinity bins on a pegboard without the mess of glue, but with the securing magnets? I use Gridfinity Refined for bases and baseplates. 6x2mm magnets are either friction or snap fit. I do use a bit of hot melt…
As with the original, eight 6x3mm magnets are needed (6x2mm will work). The four hinge holes should be filed with filament, with a bit of glue on the end to hold them in place. The modules fit tightly and you may need to lever them out…
A place to stash the pen and XP Pen Artist 12 drawing tablet when not in use. This may work for all the Artist tablets. If your tablet is half an inch (12.7mm) thick, you're good to go.
Hexfinity Refined! A 4x2 Gridfinity bin for hex bits – 127 of them. The base is Gridfinity Refined – Gridfinity but with insertion slots for the magnets and a thumb screw hole for more permanent securing. A bit of extra space was allowed…
Bookshelves are always getting a little bit out of line with each other. This bracket keeps them together and is relatively discrete. It can be attached to the front and back of Ikea's Billy bookshelves at the bottom. It can be attached…
A magnetic cable anchor meant for use with a particular brand of desk that has metal in its top. To be fair, they'll work with any metal surface. Magnets are 20x5x2 ( link ) and will need to be glued in. These are about half as strong as…
A simple ball fidget. This is not unique, but this is version was created from scratch. STL file should be split so the main body can be printed flat. Note: One of my photos also has a version printed at 80% and 60%.
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