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A modular set of desktop organizers perfectly sized for pens, paperclips, and standard 3x3 sticky notes. Includes a compact base tray that keeps all three drop-in compartments neatly locked together on your desk.
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A modular set of desktop organizers perfectly sized for pens, paperclips, and standard 3x3 sticky notes. Includes a compact base tray that keeps all three drop-in compartments neatly locked together on your desk.
This is a sleek, rounded square pencil holder designed to keep your desk perfectly organized. The container measures 70mm by 70mm in length and width, and stands 80mm tall to accommodate a wide variety of writing instruments. Featuring a sturdy 3mm wall thickness, it is durable enough to hold a large handful of pens without tipping over. The smooth rounded corners give it a modern aesthetic that fits comfortably into any home office or workspace. Beyond just holding pencils, this versatile cup is perfect for storing makeup brushes, craft tools, or even small workshop hand tools. It prints easily with no supports required, and looks fantastic when printed in a matte or textured filament. If you want to customize this design, consider remixing it by adding interior dividers for sorting, embossing a personalized name on the side, or scaling it up to hold larger items like rulers and scissors.
A simple, functional rectangular container featuring an outward flange at the top rim. Outer Footprint: 80mm x 110mm Internal Depth: 20mm Wall Thickness: 2mm Top Flange: 5mm outward extension Use it to catch hardware on the bench, sort small desk items, or organize shallow drawers. The thin walls maximize internal volume while the flanged top keeps it rigid and easy to grab.
A substantial three-compartment organisational case featuring heavily chamfered exterior edges and an elevated, precision drop-in lid. Designed to store larger collections with ease, the entire form sports rounded vertical accents that give it a sturdy, polished presence. Hovering directly above, the matching lid boasts an integrated handle and a deep inner lip for a flush fit. Design Features Segmented Layout: Three evenly spaced internal bays, perfect for sorting bulky items. Chamfered Drop-In Lid: Rendered hovering above the main box for clear viewing; features an ergonomic handle and matching bevels. Sleek Exterior: Edges have been aggressively trimmed down into smooth chamfers, ensuring safe handling and an industrial-grade feel.

Small hardware always vanishes the second you set it down. This shallow block catches screws and tiny parts before they roll away.\n\n Outer dimensions: 21.30 mm wide, 17.30 mm tall\n Recess: 15.30 mm wide, 2.30 mm deep

What it's for A mirrored pair of geometric L-bracket bookends featuring a faceted, crystalline exterior and perfectly flat inner faces for supporting books. Built to solve the issue of paperbacks toppling on shelves, each bookend contains a continuous internal cavity. This allows the finished print to be weighted with sand, coins, or metal shot through a bottom access hole, providing mass without requiring dense infill. Dimensions Overall size (per bookend): 100 mm wide, 120 mm deep, and 130 mm tall. Fill port: 24 mm tapered bore with a 27.5 mm recessed seating flange. Plugs: Tapered friction-fit caps with a standard coin-turn slot for securing the base. Print notes Print the main bookends with generous perimeter walls (at least 3-4 shells) to confidently contain fine, shifting ballasts like sand. No supports are strictly necessary if your printer bridges well, as the internal cavity roofs are sloped. Print the tapered plugs separately to ensure accurate tolerances for the friction fit. Assembly Pour sand or drop coins through the bottom seat until the internal chamber is heavily packed. Insert the included plug and use a small coin in the slot to twist and drive the taper until flush with the base. Remix ideas Modify the bottom plug to use printed threads instead of a friction fit for an absolute seal. Scale the internal cavity up or down to perfectly capture standard hardware sizes, like large hex nuts or steel rods. Increase the severity of the facet angles on the cutting block modules to create a sharper, glass-like aesthetic.