Make your own tie rack by hanging many of these individual tie hangers on a standard pants hanger.

Improved version (...hanger3.stl) has rounded edges and slightly larger openings to fit better on the hanger and not "snag" the fabric of the ties.

Simple box to carry laundry soap gel pod when traveling. As single-use pods become more and more popular, and soap powder less so, I needed a good way to carry a soap pod without fear of it crushing or melting all over my other travel items. Take a single pod, along with other < 3oz liquids or gels on your next flight.

This is a simple small box and lid; originally designed to be a travel box for a quarter piece of soap. But it would work to hold any variety of things. The lid is held on by friction, no clasp or magnet.

The inner dimensions of this box are 45 mm x 55 mm x 20 mm

The veterinarian asked for a urine sample from our sick dog, How do you get that?? Well, if you have a 3D printer, you just make a ladle to catch the pee! (Thereby saving your china and keeping your hands clean.) I hope you never need one of these; but if you do, you know where to get it.

This is a simple one-piece rack to hold Keurig k-cup coffee containers. Just slide 5 k-cups into the groove on the back of the stand. The holes let you see the labels of the pods.

Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:140343

Created with Customizer! http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=140343

This customized version is of the Raspberry Pi logo.
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Seems the weakest link in the 30 pin USB cable for iPhone, iPad, iPod, etc is the lack of a stress relief. I like the fixes others have made, and offer a one-piece simple solution.

A small hook (or post) with holes designed for 1/8in x 1/8in cylindrical magnets. Works as a refrigerator magnet or other utility.

Perhaps it works best as a magnetic "thumb tack".

This thingy is a cap to be placed on the exposed pins of a 26-pin (13x2) cable connector (e.g., an IDC cable connector) such as the GPIO connector on the Raspberry Pi. This was originally created to protect the exposed pins of a stacking header (e.g., http://www.adafruit.com/products/1112) used on a Guzunty expansion board (https://github.com/Guzunty/Pi/wiki) to prevent accidental shorts.

Simple rack to hold 6 Testors Model Paint jars, and a larger bottle of paint thinner. Five holes on the back provide a home for brushes.

This 1 gram missile can be placed on the end of a drinking straw and launched, by blowing through the straw, across the room.

Inspired by http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:26571 and paper-wrapped straws everywhere.

Warning: Not Intended for young children! Adult supervision suggested. Never point a sharp object at anyone's or anything's face.
Ralphie, you'll shoot your eye out!!

This is an updated remix of the Single Use Model Rocket (see http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:87495 ). This version has a longer, solid nose to shift the center of gravity forward, and slightly longer fins, to pull the center of pressure backwards.

Prints as a single intact object.

This thing adapts a mini sized Estes Model Rocket Engine (i.e. size "A") to a standard size (e.g., size "C").

Simple small model rocket designed for single flight using an Estes "C" size model rocket engine and launch system. Prints as one complete object.

This is nothing more than a simple holder for circular coasters (see thing 71686). In fact, it's been added as part of that coaster download file set. Of course, it could hold any cylindars of similar size (10cm diameter).

A 3D model of a carotid artery at the level of the bifurcation, created from a magnetic resonance (MRI) angiography scan.

This is a simple cap to be used with the hobby knife (thing #45234 called the inexacto knife).

This is a cover for the FG085 Digital Function Generator (e.g., as found on Sparkfun KIT-11394 and elsewhere). Since this product has a front face and rear face (but sides are exposed), this 'thingi' case is in two halves which snap on to complete the shell. Holes allow access to power and usb plugs. Heat ventilation holes are positioned just above the back-lit LCD display.

Intended to be used as a "resolution phantom" in a magnetic resonance imaging system to verify that the size of objects in the image matches the real world dimension. Could also be used as a "jig" to verify 3D print dimensions are accurate.

Sharps Container: A simple box with only a slit opening for disposing of sharp blades (like x-acto) safely.

Just a basic circular coaster with a "fill" of hexagonal columns.

Version 2 has a slightly (0.5mm) thicker base.

The holder is designed to hold up to 4 coasters.

Simple Coin Holder: Holds a roll of quarters (US quarter dollar). Tube with cap. Handy to keep change for parking in the car.

UPDATED: Added a small air hole on bottom for easier removal of quarters. Separate lit now fits a little tighter.

This was my first thing, a spatula, which is intended to help scrape objects from the print platform.

This first prototype is just a solid block with holes (of differing depths) and a ramp are cut out. It is intended to be used as a test tube holder and "phantom" for experiments in a magnetic resonance imaging device. The ramp allows one to measure slice thickness or position.