Click button for the Primus Commuter Mug.

It will fit both the 0.3L and 0.4L mug. The picture shows the 0.3L mug.
The STL-file does not include the "C" on top which shows in the pictures, it is just flat with a chamfered edge.

It might be best to print this in ABS, as the PLA is more sensitive to heat, but I've had no problems with the PLA-version.

A mount for the cheap "Sony Effio" board cam size 22x26mm.

It fits perfectly on the Eken H9 (and should fit any similar "gopro-clone").

Two cutouts for velcro and an extra cutout for a zip tie if you feel the need to secure the cam to the mount. The mount itself will grip the cam very tightly though.

Please be careful when pressing the camera into the "grip" of the mount. Do NOT apply pressure to the circuitboard or the end of the lens, only the barrel that fits the grip should be pressed down.
If the grip is too tight, take a nail file or something similar and remove some of the material of the grip.

Quick and easily printable handle for the cheap pickset you can buy from for example banggood (SKU113026).
It's a frictionfit and I have not needed any glue but you could give it a drop if it starts feeling loose.

The handle will hold picks that are 8mm wide and 0,5mm thick the slot depth is 38mm (the pick will protrude 2mm when inserted as illustrated). The printed handle is 8cm long, 4mm thick and 12mm wide.

Make it out of wood!
It's faster, cheaper and most likely stronger... However, for those of us with no immediate/easy acces to plywood and/or no workshop for production our tabletop printer saves the day!

This is meant to fit the foam plane "swappable build kits" from FliteTest.

Motormount holes are for 12/16mm spacing (For example DYS1806).
There is one version for 5mm motormount screws and a version with spacers for 7mm screws (in case you used up all your 5's as I did...)

Let me know if your need one for 16/19mm spacing.
It is used as a firewall/motormount in the part FliteTest sometimes refer to as the "PowerPod". Anyway, if you found this "thing" here you probably know what you are looking for ;)

There are 3 holes for the barbecue skewers so that you can use it for both single-centered and 2-skewer setups (check the pictures of my prototypes).

I have to thank www.flitetest.com for starting my interest - it's a truly great team of people, all of them very inspiring. Support FliteTest and have a nice flight :)

(A bit "overengineered" perhaps) ;)
Anyway.. Tired of wet spots on the kitchentable? make a stand!! ;)

Two versions:
Short - holds just the main press
Long - holds main press and filterholder

As if there were not enough creative spool holders out there... here's another one :)
This will fit spools up to 190mm diameter.
The width is adjustable.

It's one of those meta-prints that one has to give a try at some point and I felt inspired by the brilliant ball-bearing and the sidemounted spoolholder found here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:56298 and here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:312624

It all prints without support and it should be very easy to assemble.
Check "Instructions" for parts list.

Tight fit small case with lid for Arduino Uno R3. There are 4 small "bumps" inside to hold on to the board.

Simple foldable stand prints in one piece.
Meant for landscape mode but also works in portrait mode if the stand is placed near the bottom of the phone.

The model pictured is version 1 (OpoStand_WithSupport.stl).
I recommend choosing the file with the added support and print slowly at "fine" detail settings.
Version 2 has chamfers to minimize support structure but is a bit more challenging to print.

!!! Be careful not to scratch the backside of your phone !!!
I sanded the one in the pictures thoroughly before I attached it to my OPO.

UPDATE:
As you can see in the comments Slic3r does not like the V2 with support. I've added a new file that should be ok with Slic3r (at least it works with my v.1.1.7)