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I picked up a Samsung Jet 75+ stick vacuum and I needed a way to store the spare battery that it came with the plus set. This is a simple wall mount solution to keep the battery near the vacuum. There are provisions for some countersunk…
A simple dosing funnel for use with the Breville ESP8XL Cafe Roma 51mm portafilter. The outer ring of this model fits around the portafilter locking tabs to center it so I am unsure how universal this model will be with other 51mm…
Just a simple and stylish storage solution for the Normcore WDT Distribution Tool. I recently purchased this off of Amazon and was disappointed to find that a countertop holder was not included. This solves that problem. Printed with…
This is a drip tray and holder for the Hario V60 02 Ceramic coffee dripper. The idea was to collect drips off the dripper after rinsing and serve as home spot fort the V60 in my coffee corner. It prints and assembles in 2 parts for easy…
I was enjoying some wonderful weather outside yesterday when upon taking a sip of my beverage from the can I discovered an unwelcome guest had stopped by for a visit. After frantically spitting out my stinging / biting foe I was…
I was looking for a wall hook to hold a larger backpack (~40L) away from the wall a little bit. I meant for it to store my 40L pack empty and held away from the wall a little. Really this is just a large interestingly shaped wall hook for…
This is a sponge and soap holder designed to sit on the edge of a sink or basin to drain water. There is an internal slope to encourage water to flow to the drip edge. Printed in 2 parts for easy cleaning. Simple attractive design.…
Vertical docking and storage stand for Apple MacBook Pro (Apple Silicon). There are different single designs (cutout and solid), and a double MacBook version. All versions are designed to be lined with ½ inch felt, I used. this stuff from…
A very simple stand to hold a Vessel Compass upright on a table or similar horizontal surface.
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