Round drawers with box.

Drawers for small items, the box is about 100mmx100mmx100mm.

Tilted containers, with a built in lid. This was designed to more efficiently use the build volume of the printer than other integrated lid cases I've designed and still print without support.

There are several sizes and divider configurations, as I print more variations, I'll add them to this thing. Probably best to print in PETG because of the living hinge.

Atomic Filament PETG in Emerald Green, Sapphire Blue and Ruby Red. 3D Solutech Transparent Blue PETG* (the lighter shade of blue), Sainsmart Clear PETG*.

I rarely use the multmatrix module in OpenSCAD. This thing is a try. It may be viewed as an advanced version of Characters container generator.

USO's exist... Unidentified Storage Object's (with an outer disk section that rotates) have started invading build plates all around the world!

The images provided are proof USO's exist...

This is fun and practical storage solution in the shape of a UFO. The USO disk is made of two parts (upper and lower) and link together to rotate around the central body part. Use a light (silicone) lubricant on all the contacting surfaces to ensure your USO disk rotates freely and threads run smoothly together / apart.

A fully assembled a USO printed at standard scale is approx. 125mm in diameter and 75mm in height. Make one just as a fun model UFO or use it as a novel storage container for all sorts of small things. There are seven (7) storage areas inside the USO, one of which is a 'secret chamber' underneath (the screw in base part is hollow). However, unless you know better, to a casual observer seeing the USO on a shelf / desk, they would think it was just a model... and not suspect anything is stored inside.

The USO design is made five (5) parts. One of each part is required. They are easy PLA prints 'without support' on precise, well set up machines. Accuracy is essential so the threads that hold parts together form well and clearances are adequate but not excessive.

Note: An alternative Top has been added which has two small holes in it so the USO can be easily hung up and displayed. The alternative Top file is named 'hang top.stl'

Make a USO as a fun model / display thing or to use for storage. USO's will look great in all sorts of colours. You can also pause your machine mid print (at approx. 1mm height...so very early in the print) to add a coloured ring around the upper disk for a spacey effect. The base looks good printed in a different colour from the body and disk parts (refer images).

Scaling up / down should be okay but do not scale down too far or the clearances will reduce too much to the extent that the parts will not fit together and threads not screw together.

Please refer to the images and print instructions for additional information... and post images of your USO's for other members to see!

Note: If you like this check out the rest of my fun and practical designs.

Don't listen to my partner... I DO like organizing things. Just... things that have to do with 3D Printing.

These boxes are easy to print and will not only allow me to stack containers with projects, but also offer a peek inside when stacked so you can quickly find what you need, something I didn't find on the other boxes out there.

This design is very inspired from Creative Tools stacking boxes here:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:691127

A bunch of slightly different planter pots, for growing plants inside or outside.

They are about 180mm X 180mm at 100% scale, so scale them to your desired size!

Simple square box with cover made by my son 8 years old
Internal measures 66mm x 66mm x 42mm (H)

I designed this for my printer brims/scraps to keep things a little more tidy, I had some neat translucent Yellow/green PETG filament that made the barrel look "radioactive". I will also be designing a lid with a band clamp and a bolt to close the top like a real barrel.

After my relative success witht he first battery box i decided i would come up with a more flexible option. THUS MORE POWER... lol

If you know anything about batteries and tapping batteries you could see how this would be a good option for a battery supply that can be configured for multiple + and - voltages in the pictures i have configured it to run 3V in parallel for testing leds and running some small coils i have built but if you change the wiring with either the bolts or the bus wire you can change it to be any thing all the way up to a 24V battery pack.

print one lid and one box or if you aneed more power these can be screwed together with all thread to create huge AA powered battery boxes which is handy considering the falling price of NIMH 3000MAH batteries. on ebay you can buy 100 of them for 30$ or if you get the harbor freight coupons you can get 25 AA garbage cells for free. or dollar tree sells 10 AA batteries for 1$ either way you go it is a pretty good option .

As you can see, the hole in the bolt goes at an angle, so you can feed it in from the back at the top and it comes out at the bottom. It's a very clean solution and you can screw it on almost airtight.

I'm gonna print 2 more of these and fill out my box with 3 spools. Have fun and let me know if you print one!

I printed at 25% infill and it's REALLY strong (ABS). It's made for 1.75mm filament (tight fit! but smooth)

This is a lure case that I designed for the lures I will be taking to Canada.

This Dice container can be used to hold/keep dice in, also can be used as a dice cup. Not only for dice obviously, but that was it's original design was aiming for.

V2 has a smaller threading, but the tower cap is scaled 1:1.

This design was inspired by Adafruit's Tower storage and was designed from scratch in 123D Design.

Adafruit Tower Storage : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1924100

I designed this barrel to act as a waste basket. The files are in inches. It's for the scraps of filament and other stuff in my workshop. I will later paint the bands to look like iron.

Although it doesn't look like it, I used the same basic technique design methods that I used for DoubleTwistVase1 (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2371331). This part printed in 32 3/4 hours using a 0.200 mm layer height and a print speed of 100 mm/sec.

Some day, it will be common to print our own food.

Heck, we've been extruding pasta through nozzles for hundreds of years! But I'm talking about other food items...almost any food item you can imagine. Unfortunately, right now, if I want a cookie, or a brownie, or something else that's baked, I probably need to go to the store, or make it myself - but probably not on my 3D printer.

One thing you CAN print on your 3D printer is my wide array of coffee stencils, which let your coffee - or the coffee of someone you love (or hate because, frankly, you might want to give your frenemy some coffee) - have a pretty shape or pattern on top, especially on Friday.

Here's a list!

• Heart: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2393694
• Five-Pointed Star: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2395326
• Five-Petal Flower: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2396760
• Smiley Face: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2400553
• Peace Symbol: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2402130
• Leaf: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2405021
• Telephone: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2409377
• Butterfly (NEW): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2410534

So you've printed one or more of these babies, and you eventually ask yourself: "where am I going to store these? If I toss them in a drawer, I'll never remember they're there when I need them!" The answer, is this Thing!

As shown in the photos, you can easily place a decent stack of the coffee stencils in a stack, and with the new icon identification system in the handle, you can even rotate each of the stencils in such a way that you can more easily see and grab the appropriate stencil for that moment. Hooray!

Over the next few weeks, I will be retrofitting the previous stencils to have the same sturdy handle design with the stencil icon built-in, so stay-tuned! I'll be updating all of the stencils separately, and editing the Summary to show that I've replaced the STL, but if you just want to watch this space, I'll be placing stencil updates here too, right at the top!

As you can see, downloading, printing and storing all of the stencils looks pretty good in this holder. Just because I printed it in light brown, doesn't mean you can't go with any other color you feel like printing it in. Black? White? Red? It's up to you! I hear the wide array of exotic filaments are fantastic these days! If you print one, please feel free to share your Make here.

Everyone is probably waiting for my Portal quote...and I won't disappoint:

Your entire life has been a mathematical error... a mathematical error I'm about to correct! --GlaDOS

So go forth, and print this holder, and as many stencils as you can. Make some coffee, pour some frothy creamer on top, sprinkle your powder of choice onto the top using the stencil, then sit back and enjoy the masterpiece you've created through the power of stencils! Then, once you've cleaned and dried the stencil, put it back where you found it: in this stylish stencil holder. You weren't brought up in a barn, were you?

Happy Friday! (It's always Friday somewhere, isn't it?)

2 interlocking semi-spheres. Print them, then put the two together and twist clockwise to seal it! You can hide stuff in the hollow sphere, or just use it as a fun ball!

A set of Stackable BOX components I found most useful. Everything is redrawn from scratch.

Included STLs:

• regular box
• regular box with divider
• half height box, properly edited (not just a scaled down version of the regular size
• half height box with divider
• tray
• tray divided to half
• tray divided into 4
• tray divided into 6

One box fits exactly 4 trays, I tend to use half height boxes with 2 trays for really small parts.

Everything is printable without supports, 0.2 - 0.3 mm layer height is recommended, with 0.4 mm nozzle.

I opted to redraw everything as the original design had issues I realised when I imported the STL and tried to edit it - it had inaccuracies, non perfectly parallel faces, and minor glitches that made much more difficult to add the dividers that I needed than it should be. It's still 100% compatible with the original one, and stacks nicely with those as well.

Update:

Refined trays to make them fit into boxes more easily.

Enjoy!

Edit 6/30/2017: This new stencil holder was designed with this butterfly in mind!

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2412238

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Why did I put "NEW" in the filename and title? Because this is the first of the next-generation handle! The previous handles weren't attached properly. In Fusion 360, there's apparently a difference between mirroring an object, and mirroring within the sketch. Mirroring within the sketch seemed to work tons better for this application. It allowed me to "Join" the handles rather than make them new bodies or components. This way, the handles are a part of the geometry of the stencil, rather than being separate entities. I guess if you wanted to make the handles a different color or material, it might be better to have them be separate, but my guess is, most people don't care what their stencil looks like, as long as it makes pretty-shaped powdered goodness on top of their coffee (or cupcakes, or whatever!)

So yes, new handles, much more sturdy and connected, and very similar in size to the old-style handles. But I've also added one more thing: a little identification icon on the handle, opposite to the hanging hole. Neat, eh? This will help you locate the stencil you need a little easier, especially if they're in a stack. But also, tomorrow, I will be sharing something cool that will make this new "system" a lot cooler. Tomorrow!

I will be re-releasing new versions of the previous stencils with the new handles, and probably re-working the sizes of the cut-outs to make them more consistent. Hopefully I can keep the icons looking good and visible on the handles, even though the size is smaller.

As always, please let me know if you need a different size stencil and I'll go back and create a special set of STL files just for you! Well, and everyone else who might want them, too. Unless you pay me. You can totally pay me for an exclusive size or shape. Laughs Anyway, enough talk about money. Let's talk about custom stuff and ideas: if you have an idea for improvement, please let me know. I'd love to try it out if it's awesome! Also, I have a fairly decent eye and mind for coming up with stencil silhouettes, but everyone I know has shocked me with their own ideas! So please, if you'd like to see a stencil made, just send me a comment, private message, or if you want to give me details with pictures, just create an I Made One and we can talk about it there.

Lots of talk today about the stencil itself, but not much about the butterfly! My wife (shown) had a sip of her coffee after I'd made her a cup using the five-petaled flower on top. She had sipped a little, and the design "squinched" over to where she was drinking. The top petal became the butterfly head, and the other four petals became the wings! She sent me a picture and said "You totally have to do a butterfly!" So I did. Yay!

There are other awesome butterfly vector images over on the Noun Project, and some of them might actually work as stencils, so we'll see.... It's a fantastic resource, so you should go check it out at some point: https://thenounproject.com/

Here are all the previous stencils:

Heart: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2393694
Smiley Face: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2400553
Five-Pointed Star: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2395326
Five-Petaled Flower: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2396760
Leaf: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2405021
Peace Symbol: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2402130
Telephone: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2409377

(As noted somewhere above or below, I will be retrofitting all of the above stencils with the latest handle technology: sturdier connection and raised identification icon!)

Edit 6/30/2017: Ring-Ring...Who is it?...Brand new stencil holder for you:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2412238

Edit 6/29/2017: I've created a new stencil of a butterfly, with a new handle design! All new stencils going forward will have this improved design, and I will retrofit all previous stencils shortly....

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2410534

--End of Edits--

Ahh telephones. Before the advent of cordless and cellular phones, people used telephones with handsets, and on a very common AT&T/Bell Telephone handset was a receiver that had a very distinctive (and cool) pattern. One dot in the center, six around that, then just keep adding six until you have four layers. (1 / 6 / 12 / 18) Now, this is the 21st century, so I decided to kick the pattern up a notch and, yup, that's right: add a fifth layer, making the pattern 1, 6, 12, 18 and 24. I was so busy, I had someone else count the pips for me, but the math works out, and boy is it pretty!

I realized after I posted this that someone might be "advanced" enough (extra points if you get the reference) to think that this coffee looks enough like a telephone microphone that they put a full mug of scalding hot coffee up to their ear. It might sound like this: "Hellooooooo-ooowwwww" And then that would immediately slide into an expletive, most likely starting with an "F." (Try saying that at home. It's surprisingly rewarding.) Then third degree burns. But seriously: no burning hot coffee on your face or ears or anywhere else on your body unless you're into that. Thanks!

Speaking of telephones, GlaDOS in the video game Portal once said this and it made me laugh:

I feel awful about that surprise. Tell you what, let's give your parents a call right now. [phone ringing] The birth parents you are trying to reach do not love you. Please hang up. [Dial tone]

But seriously, this stencil looks almost like an old-timey telephone microphone, so your coffee will be extra nostalgic if you're an old like me!

This is the last of the old-series of stencils. I'm posting this on the day that I've reworked the stencil with better handles, and a few new features. Don't worry - there will eventually be a newer version of this stencil released, but it won't have a different pattern, just happier handles!

I literally just had a root canal an hour ago, so I'm going to keep this short.

Oh, one last thing: If you have a larger/smaller mug, cup, glass or other assorted vessel that this stencil just won't work with, please let me know the dimensions of the item, and I'll make a new set of stencils just for you! Well, and everyone else, too. It helps if you print one of these stencils off, and then create an I Made One, so you can send me pictures of why it isn't working, what your vessel looks like (isn't that a rather personal question?) and its dimensions. The most important dimensions are the outside and inside diameter. The rest is just me being curious. I'll make sure the lip fits around the outside diameter, and that there's enough of a margin between the stencil cut-outs and the inside diameter. Please share measurements in metric - millimeters is best. Thanks!

Also, I will happily take ideas for stencils! Just send me comments here, or a private message on the system. I will use the idea, and if it's not already in the pipeline, give you credit in the Summary, because you're awesome! Here are some ideas I currently have in the pipeline:

Coming up Next: The Secret Surprise Thing!

After that: Butterfly!

Then in no particular order: Dog Bone, Dog Print, Cat Print, Radioactive, Fallout Shelter, Recycling Logo, Maybe a Dolphin or a Whale...who knows?

Here are all the previous stencils:

Heart: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2393694
Smiley Face: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2400553
Five-Pointed Star: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2395326
Five-Petaled Flower: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2396760
Leaf: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2405021
Peace Symbol: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2402130

Small Boxes that can be attached to each other and stacked to create your individual size and shape. At the moment there are two sizes which can be combined. They are useful to store and sort small things like small electonic elements. The top layer can be closed with the covers.
Size of small box: 35mmx45mmx31,5mm
Size of large box: 45mmx70,05mmx31,5mm

Edit 6/30/2017: Don't leaf your stencils all over the place - organize them with my new stencil holder!

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2412238

Edit 6/29/2017: I've created a new stencil of a butterfly, with a new handle design! All new stencils going forward will have this improved design, and I will retrofit all previous stencils shortly....

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2410534

Edit 6/28/2017: My stencils will never leaf you, especially this new, vintage phone pattern:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2409377

--End of Edits--

Ahh GlaDOS. She's evil, she's in the game Portal, and she sometimes reminds us to appreciate the great outdoors:

Enjoy this next test. I'm going to go to the surface. It's a beautiful day out. Yesterday I saw a deer. If you solve this next test, maybe I'll let you ride an elevator all the way up to the break room, and I'll tell you about the time I saw a deer again.

...from indoors. Yes, that's right. It's time for a new stencil!

Today, it's a leaf. This can be a leaf from any season you'd like, just use your imagination.

My favorite type of leaf is from fall, or autumn as it's also called. But the type of leaf is really just a state of mind. Do you like spring, when all the leaves are little baby things, just popping out? Or perhaps summer, when the drought hits and they're big but shriveled? In winter, most leaves are just dead, empty husks, but in autumn, they're pretty and dying. Dying just for you, to appreciate their beautiful splendor. Green? Pshaw! Try yellow, red, orange, brown, AND green. Colors!

You can print this stencil in so many different colors, but it won't matter. Because the only person who will see this stencil is you. What others will see, if you make coffee for them, is the result of the stencil: powder lovingly sifted into place, in the shape of a leaf! And because this is more of a symbolic leaf, you, and the appreciator of the leaf, can decide what you want this leaf to be. What you want it to represent. And more importantly, what you want it to consist of. Cinnamon? Check! Powdered sugar? Yum! Pie spice? Of course! In fact, pretty much anything powdered can be sifted through this stencil, and it will continue to happily do it's job. Cumin? Wow! Curry? Spicy! Yup, just about anything.

If you're sick of leaves, don't worry, there are other stencils:

Heart: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2393694
Five-Pointed Star: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2395326
Five-Petal Flower: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2396760
Smiley Face: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2400553
Peace Symbol: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2402130

And if you're really sick of all these stencils, damnit, here's a picture of Domo riding a skateboard through the grass, in the sun, speaking Japanese:

https://flic.kr/p/5osyYD

Stay tuned for more stencils and, don't forget, these can be totally used anywhere, anytime, for any reason! Think about it: cupcakes, cakes, pie...I mean, you can sprinkle stuff all over the place, right? Go forth and sift powdery substances!

https://flic.kr/p/6jFgkN

Redesigned Balance™ sachet carrier. Smaller, easier to open/close than my original design, and the lid remains attached (no lose parts).

Printed with MakerSeries PETG filament.

Edit 6/30/2017: Don't fall to pieces - download my new stencil holder now!

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2412238

Edit 6/29/2017: I've created a new stencil of a butterfly, with a new handle design! All new stencils going forward will have this improved design, and I will retrofit all previous stencils shortly....

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2410534

Edit 6/28/2017: Peace and nostalgia abound with this old-timey telephone pattern stencil:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2409377

Edit 6/26/2017: Peace out with nature, and my new leaf stencil!

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2405021

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It's the weekend, at least for most people, and that means peace! Peace from your boss - unless it's this boss:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjJCdCXFslY

Peace from your customers, patrons, or whomever you deal with during the week. You have a day, or maybe two, where you can just peacefully co-exist with the universe. And maybe go shopping.

But what's the best thing for a peaceful, relaxing day at home, or out and about? Coffee! You need energy, and that whole calorie thing just isn't cutting it. You need something to stimulate your central nervous system in a safe, fast and effective way, so the "outdoors" doesn't seem boring to you. Excitement!

So you get some coffee, because pills are so 1990's, but then you realize: hey, I guess I want some creamer in this coffee, because I don't really like black coffee. I'm not a masochist!

So you whip out (get it? whip?) your coffee creamer, and shake, shake, shake it up, because that's what it says to do on the outside of the container. But you shake it too long, and it gets all frothy and foamy. Damn.

When you carefully pour it into the coffee, a lot of the foam just rises to the top and settles there; a light reminder that you need a spoon. Who used all the spoons?!

You dig around in your drawers, and can't find anything to stir up this damned coffee, but wait! You heard about this guy who 3D designed coffee stencils, and he's up to, like, four or five of them now. He's got hearts, and stars and smiley faces...but you grew up in the 60's, and you're feeling hippy-tastic. You need a peace symbol? I got yer peace symbol right here!

(No, really, I do! It's right here on this site!)

Now, if peace symbols just aren't doing it for you, here are links to take you away from this peaceful oasis of co-existence and love:

Heart: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2393694
(Ha ha! I tricked you! Love was the FIRST THING on the list of alternatives!)
Five-Pointed Star: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2395326
Five-Petal Flower: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2396760
Smiley Face: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2400553

But if you're serious, and you want a cool peace sign on the top of your coffee, just like my dog shown in the included photos (she doesn't drink coffee, she just likes symbols printed in plastic she can sniff), this is the place for you!

Right now, if you were to open up my cutlery drawer, you'd find a nice selection of stencils. The cool thing about these stencils is that they're small enough to stack in a drawer, but you can also put them up on small hooks if you're so inclined. Just because you're into free-love doesn't mean you have to be messy...or does it? Organization!

So, yeah...download and print this stencil, let me know how it worked out for you with a comment or an official Make, click the Like button (because who doesn't like Likes?) and you can even put it into your own private Collection - even multiple Collections. Wow!

Ahh, I forgot a quote...um...let's see.... Cave Johnson from Portal:

You can also feel free to relax for up to 20 minutes in the waiting room, which is a damn sight more comfortable than the park benches most of you were sleeping on when we found you.

Peace out, dude(tte)!

SD CARD BOX : Up to 3 card / box
CREDIT CARD FORMAT BOX : Up to 7 cards

The red is printed with the filament "sainsmart TPU"
The white with the filament "CHEETAH" of NinjaTek

I didn't try with rigid filament.

Edit 6/30/2017: My new stencil holder will make you smile (and be more organized):

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2412238

Edit 6/29/2017: I've created a new stencil of a butterfly, with a new handle design! All new stencils going forward will have this improved design, and I will retrofit all previous stencils shortly....

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2410534

Edit 6/28/2017: Vintage telephone patterns are awesome, especially on your coffee!

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2409377

Edit 6/26/2017: You know what else makes people smile? My new leaf stencil!

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2405021

Edit 6/24/2017: What goes well with coffee and smiles? Peace!

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2402130

--End of Edits--

In the immortal words of Bill Lumbergh from Office Space:

Oh, and remember: next Friday... is Hawaiian shirt day. So, you know, if you want to, go ahead and wear a Hawaiian shirt and jeans.

I know that a simple coffee stencil won't make every day feel like Friday, but maybe it can improve your mood a little, or the mood of others?

In fact, it's been scientifically proven that giving feels better than receiving neurologically!

If you need something else to smile about, here's a picture of my wife rescuing a baby bird:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/theamarand/17402580262/

So the first thing you do, is download this stencil, and then print it out. Hopefully, you have a mug or cup that this will fit over. Just the expectation of having a fun stencil to print will actually cause a positive effect on your brain, it's true! Think about how much fun it will be to level your printer (okay, maybe not that) - and press the print button, watching your plastic print monkey draw layer, by layer, as you drift into a deeper and deeper sle....

Wait, no! Don't fall asleep! Wake up! It's Friday!

Or at least, it's Friday right now, when I'm posting this. I saved the smiley face coffee stencil for posting on Friday because, although Monday probably needs a smile more than Friday, I think people are more perky and receptive on Friday, unless they work a weird weekly shift where the weekdays are the weekend, or you work every day of the week or something, and that sucks.

But seriously...download this coffee stencil, or peruse my other coffee stencils too - you could start a collection! (Don't forget to share pictures/makes.)

Before I forget, here are direct links to my other stencils:

Heart: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2393694
Five-Pointed Star: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2395326
Five-Petal Flower: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2396760

Print it out, marvel in its simplicity, and then make yourself a cup of coffee. Shake up your creamer, pour it on top, and then put the stencil over the top. Then, pick your powder: cinnamon, cocoa, powdered sugar, whatever - and put it into a little sieve. I find that my little baby metal mesh tea ball works great (see photos), but whatever works for you. Just remember, you want to dust the powder over the top of the stencil, not dump it....

Make yourself a cup of coffee, and that will give you energy! Then you can make another cup of coffee for a friend, lover, or even a co-worker, or enemy. Even enemies like coffee. And with this smiley face, you're sure to get a smile or a laugh out of anyone you give this to, unless they're a real jerk. In which case, you can't please everyone, can you?

But yes, it's Friday, and here in smiley face coffee stencil world, it's always Friday! And you can come back and look at the smiley face stencil here on Thingiverse if you're feeling down, and just need something happy to look at. But it's way more fun to print your own, and have one that you can hold in your hands, maybe let your dog or cat sniff it? They like peanut butter. Toss it like a toy. Who knows?

If you have an idea for a custom stencil, please let me know! I can also make any or all of my stencils in a different size fairly easily. Just need your required diameter, and if you need a taller or shorter "lip" than what I've provided. It probably makes sense to print one of these and try it out on your container first, and if it's too big, too small, just measure the outside diameter (and maybe the inside diameter too, so I can appropriately place the stencil), and post a comment, or even better, create an I Made One entry, and share pictures there. It helps me keep track of the little custom projects I'm working on.

Right now, I'm working on several ideas: dog paw, cat paw, dog bone.... So if there's a symbol/shape you really like, please let me know!

Cube shaped container with a threaded lid. When closed the lid seam is almost invisible.

This is a little storage box i made. On the lid it has the test "DONT TOUCH KEEP OUT" it is suppose to be used to place items or personal belongings. I will provide pictures once i print it

Have you ever been in need of storing pennies in a convenient container? This is a container designed for US pennies with easy access and a removable cap, comfortably storing as many as 144 pennies ($1.44 in penny candy).

I apologize if the cap does not fit, because a modified version may be added in the future.

Please note that this does not fit other coin sizes.

I think it's about time for this to be put to use

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owhogXjdo0I