Everyday goods: name items, decor, kitchen and pet supplies. 50 items
A keychain for people who want their name on a bag or keys. The name is embossed on a long thin plate, and you pass a key ring through the ring hole at the end. The text can be changed; for a long name, adjust with the plate width and the character size.
A desktop plate for people who want their name on a desk. The name is embossed on the slope of a base that is low at the front and high at the back, so the text is designed to be readable from the front. The name text can be changed freely, and the width is about 150mm.
A photo frame for people who want to display a L-size photo. A slot for inserting the photo from above and legs with triangular ribs on the back are one piece, so it stands without adding other parts. The allowance for the photo thickness can be adjusted in the dimensions.
A vase for people who want to put in a single dried flower. A hexagonal cross-section is twisted about 90 degrees as it rises to a height of about 150mm, and its look changes with how the light falls. It is meant to be used without water, with a separate container placed inside.
A pot for people who want to grow a small houseplant. There are four drainage holes in the bottom, and the projections on the separate saucer are designed to lift the pot and make a path for water. It has two parts, pot and saucer, and assembly is just placing one over the other.
A lantern for people who want to soften the light in a room. Diamond-shaped cutouts in two rows on an octagonal tube let the light of a small LED candle placed inside shine out. The inner diameter can be adjusted to the diameter of the LED.
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A shade for people who want to soften the light of a small LED light. It is a hexagonal tube open at top and bottom; placed with the wide side down, it spreads the light through the wall surfaces. The dimensions can be changed to the LED's diameter and height.
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Coasters for putting drink containers on a desk or dining table. Four discs with a concentric groove pattern are printed, and a stand that holds them upright is included. The stand's notches are adjusted in the dimensions to the coaster thickness.
A holder for people who want to put out paper napkins on the table. Folded napkins stand in a frame that is tall at the back and low at the front, and you pull them out one at a time from the front. The dimensions can be changed to the napkin width and the stacked thickness.
A pen cup for people who want to keep pens together on a desk. It is an octagonal polyhedron that widens upward, and the reflection of light changes with each face. The height is about 100mm, and the inner diameter can be changed in the dimensions to the pen thickness and number of pens.
A chopstick rest set for people who want to change the look of the table. Four original shapes (square, round, hexagonal and oval) each have a V groove to hold chopsticks. The groove width and depth are designed to be adjusted in the dimensions to the thickness of the chopstick tips. It works just by placing it.
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A shallow dish for people who have nowhere to put used tea bags. Low ribs are lined up on the bottom of an oval dish to lift the tea bag and let the liquid drain to the bottom of the dish. The size is about 100x70mm and the height is about 14mm.
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A stand for people who want to dry a washed cutting board standing up. Three grooves are lined up on the base, and the board is inserted vertically to be exposed to air. The groove width is the board thickness plus an allowance, and it can be changed in the dimensions.
A hook for people who want to hang a dish towel on a kitchen cupboard. It consists of a U shape that straddles the top edge of the door and a towel-holding claw that projects outside, and it uses no screws or adhesive. The groove width can be adjusted to the door thickness and the gap in the frame.
A rack for people who want to dry a washed water bottle upside down. The bottle hangs upside down on three rods, and a shallow tray below catches the drips. The rod diameter can be changed to the inner diameter of the bottle mouth, and the rod height is about 130mm.
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A shoe horn for putting on shoes at the entrance. A flat blade with a rim is attached to an easy-to-grip handle, and the total length is about 200mm. A cord can be passed through the hole at the end of the handle to hang it. The blade width can be changed to the heel of the shoes you wear.
A nameplate for people who want to display a house number or name at the entrance or gate. A plate with embossed text has two holes for countersunk screws, and you attach it by screwing it to the wall. The text can be changed, and the plate size is about 160x60mm.
A tray for people who want to sort incoming mail. It has three rows of dividers that rise in steps from front to back, so envelopes and postcards can stand in a line. The slot depth is designed to be adjusted to the width of the envelopes you want to put in.
A hinged case for people who carry glasses. The box and lid are joined by two short pins as a hinge, and you turn the lid to open it. The pins are printed together, so no extra parts are needed. The dimensions can be changed to the full width of the glasses.
A stand for people who want to display a watch they have taken off. The strap wraps around an oval hollow column so that the watch face points to the front. The column width can be changed to the width of the wrist, and the height from about 80mm.
A small dish for people who want to put removed rings together. Three projections stand in a round dish so rings can be hung on them. Other small items can also be placed in the dish part. The projection thickness can be changed to the inner diameter of the thinnest ring.
A stand for people who want to display studs and earrings so they are easy to see. A plate with diamond-shaped holes in six columns and five rows stands on a base, and you hang the posts by passing them through the holes. The hole size and spacing can be adjusted to the thickness of the earring posts.
A cylinder for people who want to organize makeup brushes on a desk. The inside is divided by three radial partitions, shaped so the brushes are less likely to touch each other. The diameter that fits can be estimated roughly from the outer diameter, wall and number of partitions, and should be confirmed with the real item.
A tray for people who want lipsticks and small items lined up and easy to take out. Three tiers of steps with five columns of round holes are stacked, higher toward the back so the holes behind are also visible. The hole diameter is about 18mm and can be changed to the largest diameter of the lipsticks.
A tool for people who want to use a tube's contents to the end. Insert the end of the tube into the narrow gap of a plate and roll it up while turning the plate, pushing the contents out. The gap width is matched to the flattened thickness of the tube.
Course parts for people who want to roll marbles. Three types (straight, curve and drop) connect with tongues and grooves, and you can build your own course by changing the arrangement. The groove width is adjusted to the diameter of the marbles you have.
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A hand spinner for people who want to spin something in their hands. A pocket for a 608 bearing sits at the center of three arms, and the bearing is a commercial part. The pocket opens upward when laid flat, and it is intended to be printed without supports.
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A shape for people who want an articulated fish figure that moves in the hand. Seven segments are joined by a thin spine, and while printed in one piece, each segment bends and the tail moves from side to side. The length is about 118mm, and the gaps between segments can be adjusted in the dimensions.
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A top you spin by hand. The knob axle and disc are one piece, and when you pinch the axle and spin it, the disc's momentum keeps it turning. It is printed with the knob down, and the tip is intended to be rounded with a file after printing. The disc radius is about 25mm.
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A tangram for people who want to play with a shape puzzle. It comes with seven pieces and a storage case with pockets matching each piece's shape, so you can return them to the same positions after playing. Changing the base length changes the overall size.
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A tower to stack and play with. Five blocks of different sizes stack using a projection on top and a recess on the bottom, and stacking them from largest to smallest makes a stepped tower. The fit between projection and recess has an allowance of about 0.3mm that can be adjusted in the dimensions.
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A set for people who want to play ring toss. Three posts stand on a round base, and you throw rings from a distance to land them on the posts. The ring is data for one piece, and you print as many as you need. The post height is about 90mm and the ring outer diameter is about 60mm.
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A bowl stand for pet owners who want to ease their pet's posture while eating. The top edge of a conical base holds the rim of the bowl and is designed to lift the bowl about 80mm from the floor. The base opening can be changed to the bowl's diameter.
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A cup for pet owners who want to entertain their pet by having it search for treats. Turning the outer sleeve to line up its window with the hole in the cup releases the treats, and the lid can be closed for carrying. The offset position of the window is adjusted by test printing.
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A wall mount for people who want to hang a leash or bags when back from a walk. They hang on two hooks projecting diagonally from a plate, and a barb at the tip makes them less likely to slip off. Fix it to the wall with the screw holes on the left and right of the plate.
A stand for people who want to keep unused game controllers standing. The controller is held by inserting it into a groove sized to its thickness. The groove width and depth can be changed in the dimensions, so measure yours and match them.
A stand for people who want to store an unused laptop vertically on a desk. It is held by sandwiching it in a groove matched to the thickness of the PC, standing on its narrow edge. The groove width is a provisional value of about 22mm, to be changed to the thickness including the case.
A shelf for people who want to use the space above a monitor for small items. Legs that straddle the top edge of the monitor support the shelf board. The legs differ in length front and back, and it is printed with the shelf board down and then flipped over to hang. It can be adjusted to the thickness of the top edge.
A stand for people who want to charge smartphones and tablets side by side. Dividers hold four devices upright, and charging cables pass through notches at the back. No charger or power supply is included, and the groove width is matched to the device thickness.
A cover for people who want to cover a webcam lens when not in use. A slider sits on the rail of a base that you stick on, and sliding it sideways opens and closes the lens window. It has two parts, a base and a small slider, and assembly is just fitting them together.
A small trash bin for people who want to collect trash in the car. A two-part design: a tube that fits in a cup holder and a push-in lid with an opening. The outer diameter is about 68mm and can be changed to the inner diameter of the holder.
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A luggage tag for people who want to recognize their bag easily when traveling. The name is embossed on a plate, and you attach it by passing the bag handle or belt through the belt hole at the end. The text can be changed, and the plate size is about 85x48mm.
A case for people who carry a toothbrush when traveling or on business trips. It is a two-piece tube in which one side covers the neck of the other, and a vent hole in the bottom lets moisture escape. The length is about 100mm and can be adjusted to the total length of the toothbrush.
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Labels for people who want to show plant names on pots and planters. A tag with the name embossed has a pointed leg that goes into the soil, and the total length is about 116mm. Change the text and print a label for each plant.
A clothes peg for hanging thin fabric. It uses no spring; it is a one-piece molding that clamps fabric with the elasticity of a U-shaped arm, and the length is about 70mm. The arm thickness and gap are adjusted to the thickness of the fabric you want to clamp and confirmed by test printing.
An ornament for people who want to decorate a winter window or tree. It is a flat crystal shape with branches on six arms, and you hang it by passing string through the hole at the tip. The width is about 87mm, and the hole diameter can be changed to the thickness of the string.
A hexagonal box for people who want to wrap a small gift. It has two parts, box and lid, and you close it by fitting the lid's insert into the inside of the box. The gap to the insert is designed at about 0.3mm, and the fit is adjusted by test printing.
A cutter for people who want to cut cookie dough into a star shape. You press the star-shaped wall against the dough to cut it and push with your hand on the flange that spreads outward. The height is about 15mm, and the wall height can be changed to the thickness of the dough.
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A topper for people who want to add a celebration message to a homemade cake. A plate with embossed text has an insertion stick, and you stand it on top of the cake to decorate. The text can be changed, the plate size is about 80x26mm and the stick is about 50mm.
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A horn for people who want to direct a smartphone's sound forward without power. It is designed to guide sound forward through a conical passage, with the phone inserted into the groove in the lower half. It is split into upper and lower halves, and the groove size can be adjusted to the phone's width and thickness.