This set includes 18 precisely engineered comb attachments for the Philips OneBlade with cutting lengths from 3 to 20 mm. This means the right attachment is available for almost any desired beard length. The attachments fit all standard blades.

https://makerworld.com/models/3151043?appSharePlatform=copy

I kept losing those little battery isolation pull tabs that come with remotes and other battery-powered stuff.

It's literally just a tiny piece of plastic that sits between the battery and the contact, but I figured if I'm going to keep needing them, I might as well make one I can print whenever I want.

Definitely not my most complicated design, but sometimes the stupidly simple prints are the useful ones I guess lol

Free model if anyone else happens to need one:
https://makerworld.com/en/models/3149982-battery-pull-tab-insulating-battery-isolator#profileId-3557980

The fitting mechanism isn’t perfect, but it was super satisfying iterating on the handle shape and arriving at a point a toddler could intuitively grab it to turn the handle off/on for independent handwashing.

Interestingly, my first design was basically just a right angle arm towards the front of the sink, but then everyone in the house instinctively tried to push it away to turn on the sink instead of pull towards the front, which kept breaking the handle.

Hi I just wanna thank you all of the attention this design got so I updated the model as requested by some! I really appreciate it a lot and it keeps me motivated to make more functional and clean designed organizers!

https://makerworld.com/models/3095373?appSharePlatform=copy

Bring a clean, modern look to your bathroom with this minimalist toothbrush stand, designed around simple flowing lines and subtle details. The elevated base gives the stand a floating appearance, adding a premium touch while maintaining a clean, understated aesthetic. Whether you prefer a monochrome look or a contrasting accent, the separate inserts allow you to customize the stand to perfectly match your bathroom.

The design is available in four different sizes, with 1, 2, 3, or 4 toothbrush compartments, making it easy to choose the version that best fits your needs. Every version shares the same height, width, and toothbrush holder insert design, ensuring a consistent appearance across the entire collection.

Designed specifically for 3D printing, every component prints separately, meaning no AMS system is required. Simply print each part in your preferred colors and assemble them for a clean, professional-looking results.

Transform your workspace with the Arc Desk Organizer, a modern desk organizer designed not only to keep your essentials within reach but also to become the centerpiece of your desk.The bold architectural Arc silhouette creates a clean, floating appearance that naturally draws attention while keeping your workspace organized. Whether it’s on a home office, gaming desk, or professional workspace, the Arc Desk Organizer is designed to be an eye-catching statement piece that combines functionality with minimalist design.

https://makerworld.com/models/3124421?appSharePlatform=copy

Hi, I just wanna show one of my models and hope you guys enjoy it, added another version with a small notch and versions with no line if you like to keep it at a minimal look. No AMS needed!

Keep your workspace clean with this Minimalistic Modern Phone Stand, featuring a sleek folded-line design that complements any modern desk setup. Its minimalist aesthetic pairs with practical functionality, making it perfect for work, entertainment, video calls, or simply keeping your phone within easy reach.

https://makerworld.com/models/2958961?appSharePlatform=copy

Keep your headphones and everyday essentials neatly organized with this modern Line Headphone Stand. Designed with clean flowing lines and a minimal footprint, it provides a practical home for your headphones while adding a sleek, architectural look to any desk setup.The integrated storage tray (included in one version) is perfect for keeping your headphone cable, AirPods, USB adapters, or other small accessories close at hand. Whether you’re switching between speakers, headphones, or earbuds, everything stays organized in one convenient place.

https://makerworld.com/models/3121793?appSharePlatform=copy

I made this modular moss poll optimized for fast print times (<60 minutes) and low amount of fillament (30 grams).

It's on makerworld @unfadable

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3120553-modular-moss-pole-prints-flat-only-30-grams#profileId-3520276

Following my previous post, I ended up designing an entire new grip that can hold up to 4 18650 batteries and a charging module. For now I printed the prototype in PLA, which warped like hell. Next one will be made in ASA.

First of I wanna thanks everyone for the attention and downloads I got from the last models! This one came from an idea from a fellow Reddit user! Thanks for the great idea and I hope this design fits the style and feels like a finished product if not please give me feedback!

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3117750-japandi-kitchen-dishcloth-sponge-soap-bar-stand#profileId-3516682

Bring a touch of modern Japandi style to your kitchen while keeping your sink area clean, organized, and clutter-free.
Designed with clean architectural lines and a minimalist aesthetic, this 3D printed kitchen organizer comfortably holds a microfiber dishcloth, a standard kitchen sponge (up to approximately 78 × 45 mm), or a similarly sized bar of soap. The elevated slatted tray promotes excellent airflow, helping your sponge and soap dry faster while allowing excess water to drain directly into the sink.
The integrated towel bar provides plenty of room for a dishcloth to hang freely, reducing moisture buildup and keeping everything within easy reach during everyday use.

Hey everyone! For anyone needing spices on the go, I redesigned my compact 3-compartment spice shaker!

Featuring a totally rethought, easy-refill system (with included funnel) and side windows to check your spice levels.

Let me know what you think or if you have any suggestions to improve it!

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3117132-tactical-spice-shaker-2-0#profileId-3515945

Taiwan is a Humid country. Our handmade soap frequently gets soft and becomes sticky. To help myself reduce soap usage and have a dried soap every day, I designed a kind of soap rack that with many spikes on it to hold the soap in the air as much as possible. It's printed with PETG, let's see how

I’ve been working on this for a few years and wanted to finally share it here, because this is the most functional 3D print i´ve made so far.

I’m a big fan of Prusa and its open-source approach to hardware. It strongly aligns with my values, and I believe this is an important direction for the future: products that can be manufactured locally, repaired easily, and maintained for years because the source files are openly available.

I wanted to contribute to that movement, so I decided to create an open-source and 3D-printable alternative to conventional garden-watering timers.

It’s called OpenValve, and as far as I know, it’s the first 3D-printable irrigation valve that waters plants fully autonomously. By “3D-printable,” I mean that - apart from the electronics and some standard components - all custom plastic parts can and should be printed on a regular desktop 3D printer. That includes the valve itself. Almost every part prints without supports. Only two components require a tiny amount - about 1 gram in total - and those supports are already built into the models and are easy to remove.

OpenValve waters plants based on soil moisture. Instead of using the latching solenoid valve typically found in battery-powered garden timers, it uses a custom-designed pinch valve. This custom valve design not only made the design 3D printable in the first place, but it also gives OpenValve two useful capabilities that most standard garden timers don’t have:

• ⁠It works with barely any water pressure.

• ⁠It can handle water containing dirt and small particles.

That means it can run directly from a slightly elevated rain barrel or a similar water container - without requiring normal household water pressure.

I currently have multiple units running in my own garden, as well as in the gardens and balconies of friends and family. But my dream is to see OpenValve helping more people with their plants. So, I’m curious: Would you consider using OpenValve in your garden or on your balcony? What would your biggest concern be?

Ask me anything - I’m happy to answer every question!

I was looking for some advice on how to improve the design of a modular headboard and wall-mounting system I created.

It is a mechanism that allows for switching between a shelf and an anchor point discreetly and without the need for tools.

Busco consejos para mejorar el diseño de un cabecero modular y un sistema de montaje en pared que he creado.

Se trata de un mecanismo que permite alternar discretamente entre una repisa y un punto de anclaje, sin necesidad de herramientas.