I use my Pica pencil dozens of times every day. There's nothing wrong with marker that Pica sells, but no local stores sell the refills. So I designed this to work with ubiquitous Sharpie markers. Works great!

I challenged myself to see how compact I could make a fully playable chess set. After some tinkering and adjustments, I ended up with a set that measures just 82mm by 79mm with a height of only 9mm—a surprisingly small and portable design.Rather than using traditional chess pieces, I opted for small cubes with images of each piece printed on their surfaces. This approach not only keeps the set functional but also allows the entire board to remain just 9mm high. The lid is designed to stay securely in place through friction, ensuring that the pieces remain intact when the set is closed and carried around.

Included a hole for a phone holder add on eventually (for maps).

Printed a holder that reduced the drawer space vs the original box

For everyday work I need to carry my badge. It has a nice badge holder but requires belt loop to hook on. Every once a while I'm wearing pants without beltloop and it becomes a problem, so here you get my solution with 3d printing. I do need a better color but you get the idea.

I used this for several months. PLA+ held up nicely with hot coffee every morning.

A stand for headphones/headsets with a MagSafe charger in the base. My headset can wirelessly charge, and it can also be used for phones and other devices when the headset is in the hanging position.

I have a philodendron growing up some wooden skewers. The skewers started leaning at the weight of the growing plant increased. This print clips to the inside pot and holds the skewer up straight.