A wooden lithophane holder for lithophanes of 6 by 4 cm.
The holder creates a darker area in front of the lithophane wich makes the lithophane better visible.

Designed by Jacques

This is a simple little card holder I cut for my kids.

Universal Filament Spool Roller that Should work with any and all spool sizes.


Our Print Settings:

Printer: Makerbot Replicator 2
Layer Height: .15mm
Infill: 100%
Support: No
Raft: No
Material: PLA
Speed: 120mm/s (Sailfish Firmware)
Temperature: 210°C
Slicer: Makerware

Holder for a clipper lighter that can take any string of characters.

One has "Light My Fire" written on it (taken from a new and popular band The Doors).

One has Hello World written on it, which is a geeky phrase used normally in your first application version.

One has There is Another written on it, which is a phrase from a new science fiction movie!

Please let me know if there are any other phrases you would like, or I can upload the SCAD file and make it customisable (at some point)

Pokeball cigar holder and ashtray.

I'm using the Replicator 2 and encountered the same problem: when the print head carriage comes to the back of the printer, the conductive plastic tube falls out of the holder.
I fixed the problem whis the help of my own version of the holder. Now everything is fine.

The LM8UU holder is slightly modified.
The clamping bolt hole positions are moved toward center as 2 mm.
Other dimensions are same with thingiverse.com/thing:86191

Yet another Headphone holder :)
Warp the cable over the cicles and put the ear-buds into the hollow cylinder.
It's as simple as that.
Have fun and let me know if you like it!

A hybrid spool holder that will accommodate both the narrower Afinia filament spools as well as the wider Octave spools without swapping out. This is designed to work with Octave's Universal Spindle Adapter, found on Octave's site.

Please feel free to suggest alterations if it doesn't work perfectly.

Just print and use

This holds all of the parts that came with the AccuRemote Depth Gauge Holder that I purchased for leveling my printer's bed.

I wanted a "cost effective" digital depth gauge I could use to level my Printrbot bed. This is a bracket to hold the AccuRemote Depth Gauge.

It is a cable holder for a cable of 5 milimeters diameter and it has 3 openings, one straigt and one for a turn of 90 degrees but you have to scale it out by 10

Ultimaker holder for 1kg 3mm filament. Holder is made of furniture leg 30 mm and Ideal for coil-bobbin with 30mm hole, which accommodates 1 kg of 3mm filament. Soft foam clamp does not allow the coil to hang out or unwind, Clamp can be adjust by different washers.

This is a vase holder

a soap dish holder.
Dimensions ~ 6X12 cm (2.3X4.5 inch)
Toothbrush stand- coming soon!

This is a small bracket that fits the Dino-Lite Premiere Digital Microscope.

dino-lite.com/products_list_minute.php?product_number=AM4113T%20Dino-Lite%20Premier

Lets you attach it to anything.

This is a ball gear version of the original wooden spool holder. As we had problems with almost empty spools, stopping the filament because it get tilted, we decided to built a more robust spooler system.

Spool holder for the "CLASSIC" wall shelf system produced by "Element System".

The mounts are tested.

The spool holders are for hanging in small spools and are also tested and are working fine.

The tape spool is not tested and most likely too big (and not printable without support).

this set holds all the tools that comes with the Sieg C6 lathe except the spanners (due to the shape mainly, i will have another play and might get a holder made soon)

it has holes for screws and retaining nuts to screw it to the chip guard at the back of the lathe

i made this as the other one on thingiverse wont fit the C6 tools

a stand that will hold two of your xbox 360 controllers

A basic cup holder for daily use, feel free to use it!

If you like please tell others, thank you!

A holder to tilt your camera. Useful for close-up photos (macro).

This is an improvement on the previous version, which is [here](http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:89094). These clips do not move from their position and feel a lot sturdier.

I added an attachable stand and stand clip can hold the Kindle in portrait or landscape. You don't have to have these if you don't want. (I made it so I could read in bed.)

You can configure the rubberbands however you want - use one or two. Slip the rubberband through the hole and then flip it around to secure as shown in the pictures.

It can probably be adapted for larger tablets, but you may have to extend the stand length to accommodate the center of gravity and weight.

p.s. I'm not very good in Rhino just yet, so the source 3D is pretty shoddy.

These files are upgrades for the 5/16 (8mm) Rod Based MultiWii Quadcopter by Zarquon. The legs allow for easy changing and different heights make room for hanging items below the quad. There was never a battery holder for this quad so I built one (you will need two). The holes of the legs are designed to be slipped over the screws on the motor mounts without removing the screws. For the legs I used 25mm M3 screws. If you want "shocks" then use longer screws, 35-40mm and put springs between the legs and the motor mounts.

Tried other earbud holders on thingiverse. Most of them are way too tight and seem to be specific to certain earbuds. So, I decided to create one that would hold most of the earbuds out there. Print it standing up and enjoy.

I made this out of frustration with using disposable cardboard sleeves on the new Starbucks $1 reusable cup - plus to add a cooler look to my mug.

This thing allows you to make your own **customized sleeve for a coffee or tea cup!** The geometric designs are highly customizable and look great on a plain cup.

Customized version of thingiverse.com/thing:44906

Created with Customizer! thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=44906
Works well. I printed it with icy blue filament, 15% fill. The smooth surface makes it low friction.

Whenever I get change, I usually end up throwing it into one of my car's cupholders and it never really gets used. It just sits there. So, I decided to design a coin organizer that would fit inside my car's cupholder. It only took me about 15 minutes to design from start to finish. It did take me a while to slice the file and setup the printer settings just right. I used my local hackerspace's (HeatSync Labs) Ultimaker 3D printer. It printed really well and turned into a great piece that looks great and works even better. I am proud to have it in my car and use it to show off the practicality and awesomeness of 3D printing. This is something you can print, use a lot, and that your friends will definitely take notice of. 3D printing is a great emerging technology and I hope that others will print this and help spread the awesomeness of 3D printing.

This car coin organizer can also hold items in the center or it can be used to hold up to seven pens or any combination of pens, coins, and/or other stuff.

Thanks for looking and please comment.

iPhone 5 holder for cd slot of mini cooper. 2 parts included, one for the iPhone and one slide in holder, just super glue these 2 parts together. I made one cradle for iPhones with medium sized cases (whats shown), and one for naked iphones, so just print, glue and thats it. I also kept the bottom notched out for lighting cable.

cradle_i5_case.stl (holder for phone with case)
cradle_i5.stl (holder for naked iphone)
hook.stl (hook part for mount)

printed on medium default setting on replicator 2

** update 6/8/13
found some issues with print, uploaded new fixed files