Created 10 days ago
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ClipLevel addresses the common issue of monitor light bars tilting upward on thick-bezel screens, projecting glare directly into your eyes. These custom wedge shims sit under the rear counterweight clip, lifting it by 8mm to pitch the light beam firmly down toward your desk. A built-in front lip hooks over the monitor's top edge to keep everything securely located without adhesive.
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A heavy-duty vertical dock built to hold a work and personal laptop side-by-side on a single desk. By standing the machines on their edges, it drastically cuts their footprint. Pass-through cutouts on the sides provide a direct way to feel the chassis for heat buildup without lifting either machine out of its slot. Remix Hooks Slot Dimensions: The base model uses symmetrical 20mm slots. These are the first parameters to adjust if pairing a slim ultrabook with a thicker workstation. Mass vs. Material: The 15mm center divider, 15mm floor, and 14mm outer walls are sized to provide enough physical weight to prevent two tall machines from tipping. Slimming down the outer walls will save filament but means the stand will likely need double-sided tape to stay anchored. Expansions: The flat outer faces are prime real estate for boolean additions like USB hub mounts, hex-grids, or cable routing channels.
A minimalist desktop stand that holds a standard 4x6-inch index card in landscape orientation. The frame is tilted back at 15 degrees for optimal reading from a seated position, and features an open-top U-shape slot so cards can be dropped in or swapped out instantly. No Supports Required: Prints perfectly flat on its base, with the frame angled to avoid steep overhangs on the inner cavity. Drop-In Fit: Sized at 154mm x 103mm internally to easily accommodate standard and slightly oversized cards. 4mm Retaining Lip: Overlaps the bottom and sides of the card just enough to hold it flat without covering your text.

A minimalist, Scandinavian-inspired phone stand designed to strip away visual bulk while maintaining perfect stability. The aggressive, blocky wedge has been replaced by a light, flowing frame that relies on deep curves and negative space. Features Floating Frame: A wide central cutout reduces the structure to two elegant, 8mm sweeping rails. Organic Silhouette: Deeply rounded outer corners mimic the look of bent plywood or softened aluminum. Maintained Utility: Keeps the exact 45-degree viewing angle and the elongated footprint to fully support larger phones without tipping.
A monolithic block of satisfying repetition. This linear stress toy houses a captive slider within its core, traveling exactly 40 millimeters back and forth along an internal track. Built as a single print-in-place object for the desk, it relies on precise tolerances rather than assembly. A sharp tactile click punctuates each end of the stroke as the internal mass seats firmly against integrated bump stops. Design Notes Tactile Feedback: Embedded spherical bump-stops lock into the slider's divots for a crisp snap at full extension. Print-in-Place: Assembles directly on the build plate with a captive hexagonal track geometry. Clearance Check: Features a bottom release slot to assist with breaking the slider free immediately post-print. Textured Grip: External side grooves and a ridged thumb button provide purchase during use.
A two-piece spring clamp designed to mount a mobile phone within the center of a standard ring light for filming. The base features a horizontal captive slot sized for a 1/4"-20 hex nut, allowing direct attachment to standard tripod and ring light threads. Jaw tension is provided by looping a standard rubber band over the outward-facing anchor pegs located on the exterior of both the fixed and sliding jaws. Technical Specifications Grip Range: 60mm to 85mm horizontal capacity. Mounting Interface: 1/4"-20 pass-through with captive hex nut slot. Jaw Profile: Recessed inner faces designed to accept soft foam or rubber grip tape. Mechanism: Guided T-track slider with external tension anchors.

A tilted desktop stand designed to change the resting angle of a flat macro keypad. Pitching the keypad at an angle brings the keys into a direct sightline, reducing mis-hits and accidental presses during active use. The cradle wraps the base of the device to secure it, preventing the pad from creeping backward across the desk as pressure is applied to the keys. Key features and dimensions: Fits macro pads measuring up to 118x84mm (includes 1mm of functional clearance). Fixed 30-degree working angle. Rear 25mm cutout accommodates central cable routing. Hollowed wedge structure minimizes printing material while maintaining a stable support footprint.