This is a multi part accessory holder for the most common Aeropress accessories.
It's designed to hold the paper filter holder, stirrer and scoop that come with the coffee maker, as well as one of the Able Fine Disk metal filters if you attach three copies of the finger STLs.
The wooden post holding the tool holder + finger attachment is common 3/8" diameter dowel, and was cut to 5" lengths. All parts were glued together using epoxy.

NOTE If you downloaded the original STLs without the _mm suffix, those files are in inch format and need to be scaled in your slicer. The new _mm files are in millimeter format so no scaling should be required.

A coin cradle to hold poker chips, for use in magic tricks. By attaching safety pins to the top (and optionally bottom) of the frame, you can pin the apparatus to your clothing and then palm the chips by rotating the cradle inward or outward.

A modified version of the Stubby the hexapod (https://hackaday.io/project/770-Stubby-the-(Teaching)-Hexapod) radial servo layer. This version corrects for hole alignment w/ respect to the other hexagonal layers, and also features thicker walls to accomodate the #6 machine screw hole diameter. Original STLs found at https://hackaday.io/project/770/log/5818-3d-printer-files

A hinged lid for the hand crank Hario Skerton coffee grinder. This lid keeps the ground beans from shooting out of the open top of these grinders. The hinge holes are designed for a standard paperclip, though you can route them out to fit whatever you have on hand.

This hex holder was designed for the Eclipse board game. The width is carefully measured so that felt can be added to the inside of the box, and then they double as dice cups!