Nous avons fait une collection d'étiquettes pour la bibliothèque de l'école. Les sujets suivant ont été choisi: anglais, animaux, biographies, chimie, dictionnaires, fiction, français, musique, nouveautés, pays, peinture, plantes, religion, sciences / nature, sciences sociales, sports, théâtre. Cette collection utilise le travail fait par TheNewHobbyist avec les paramètres de défaut, sauf avec une étagère d'épaisseur de 25mm. Les accents ont été fait avec 3DTin et se collent bien en place avec un pistolet de colle chaude.

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).

You can see in two of the pictures, a comparison of the original (clear) plastic bracket and the new white one.

The clamp itself includes a threaded "bolt" which clamps onto the glass shelf.

got a hat? Hang it on the wall/closet/wherever and make it look cool and floating.

I've always liked how the hats looked on the racks at the hat store, but they cost money and I already have plastic, and I designed this myself.

This thing was made with Tinkercad. Edit it online tinkercad.com/things/4DBFCNMDCbX

Small Sturdy shelf can be used for anything, i used for small speakers.

Old hard drives.
lots of magnets.
Sick of stuff on top of the fridge.

It is just yet another shelf we designed - this time for an open space. It was designed by our [OpenSCAD generator framework](http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:83043). Both the used Java source and the OpenSCAD result is there to download.
You can read - a little bit - more about the shelf [on our page](http://www.printingin3d.eu/item/closed-shelf).

These shelf labels or "Shelf Talkers" are for attracting attention to items on a shelf. I'm using them to label the bookshelves in my office. I bet they would work well in a shop or Library too!

A sturdy, space-saving wall-mounted rack/shelf catered to hold light-weight bar stock. A 10-degree arm angle keeps cylindrical bar stock backed up against the wall, and a 25mm lip at the end helps to keep things from dropping over.

Reinforcement holes cut into the support triangle also serve double duty to hold smaller-diameter bar stock, such as carbon fiber rods or piano wire (see photos for reference).

Print more/less arms depending on the weight+length of your bar stock that you intend to hold up.

**Dimensions:**
25mm (w) x 86mm (h) x 98mm (d)

The original model, deigned by Rahotep "needs a bit of support under the cylinder part".
I only turn and cut it a bit to make it printable without support. And it works.

Like the original model : "replacements for the plastic pegs that came with an IKEA-like set of shelves."

Thank's for Rahotep for the original design.

replacements for the plastic pegs that came with an IKEA-like set of shelves. The bright white one is the surviving original one after a shelf collapsed. The new ones are holding strong so far.

To produce structural brackets for shelves etc.

This is another shelf holder, but this time we focused to make sure it can be applied on to one wall. This model is parametric too, just like our first model, but it's been generated with a Java based framework, which we are working on, so it cannot be parameterized from the OpenSCAD version. We are working on the framework to be able to publish it soon.

You can read about it more at printingin3d.eu/item/shelf

Update: [JavaSCAD](http://www.printingin3d.eu/javascad) has been published, so we attached the Java source file too.

Small bracket to hold up shelves etc
33mm x 17mm

Robot for develop3d contest.

Wife could not find wall brackets for glass shelf. Or she might of thrown them out to see if I could make one :)

Part of this kit comes from your environnement.
Old cds in this case, but you can change that in Customizer.
Should work with thick cardboard, thin plywood...

Shelf for slab wood in GsiLab storehouse
It have been made with an lasercut.

I wanted to print something to mount on the catches built into the dividers between desks here at makerbot. This is a sample shelf and openscad script for generating things that can hook into the dividers.

Decided to make an even stronger shelf support. Very impressed by the rigidity of the print.

This is a design inspired by a failed print of thingiverse.com/thing:34422. The object came unstuck just after the printing the bottom half. I was so impressed by the strength of the unfinished print I decided to make my own design that was half the size but also with a much larger surface area on the print bed to try to stop the object moving during print.

Simple little bracket for supporting a shelf or drawer bottom. This is fully parametric and customizable.

A simple wall mounted bracket to hold your skis. A single screw allows secure mounting without turning your wall into Swiss cheese.

A lightweight shelf bracket that looks like part of a bike wheel.

Its not going to hold lots of weight!

A mini shelf (or in fact just two brackets) that fits perfectly behind my TV where I can put a small center speaker on.

This toothbrush holder clips to your bathroom shelf. It prevents the top heavy toothbrush from toppling over.
The clip is for a 6mm shelf. The Sketchup file is available too so you can adapt the object for another shelf thickness.

An internal Corner Bracket for sheet construction like perspex etc. or could even be used with self-taping screws under a timber shelf, its up to you!

- The bolt holes are 6mm Dia.
- The overall size is 40x40x40mm 3mm thick.
- 15mm Bolt hole edge distance.

I've attached the DXF to help customise.

This shelf has 20 3"x3" slots. It can be used for safety glasses in your shop. A lasercutter is required for this design.

It has a cover, you will need a hinge for it.

It is designed for 1/8" material. So, it is probably best to use 3.2mm (1/8") wood.

Ponoko charges $48 to make this.

Supports for glass shelves resting on Knape & Vogt 14" metal brackets.

This is the nick-knack "Caddyrack" give your keys a home.

A key hook for your car! ... or a Car-hook for your keys... I'm not sure which yet.

I modeled this to generally resemble a 1972 Cadillac Eldorado but I only spent about 4 hours on it so it is a little sloppy.

This is the low-profile version. I'm still working on a deeper one that has a compartment for charging a cell phone or putting mail or something. I even may make the lights print separate so I can rig up some LEDs!

hmmmmmmm...

ENJOY!

This is a spare part shelf peg for outdoor storage cabinets from trend line or other manufacturers
using a rectangle slot instead of the standard hole for shelf support pins.

The openscad file is included and can be adjusted for different sizes/shapes.

If you're looking for a standard shelf support pin, see thingiverse.com/thing:26850 created by yergacheffe.