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Modular cable-tensioned tabletop for LEGO storage bricks

I designed a modular 3D printed tabletop that turns storage bricks into a small functional table.
The tabletop is made from multiple PETG HF panels. A 2 mm stainless steel cable runs through a channel around the outer edge and is tensioned with an M8 bolt and nut. Once tightened, the whole plate becomes surprisingly rigid and stable for daily use.
The neon green elliptical inserts are printed in TPU and help guide/secure the cable path during assembly.
It is a multi-part print, but the assembly is pretty straightforward: arrange the panels, insert the TPU parts, thread the cable, tension it, and place the finished tabletop on the storage bricks.
Model link:

https://makerworld.com/de/models/2817166-modular-cable-tensioned-storage-brick-tabletop#profileId-3136599
Would love to hear what you think, especially about the cable-tensioning approach.

u/Beginning_Remote_474 — 2 days ago
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Built a cup holder + phone stand for my desk for the cup holder contest

Started with "I need somewhere to put my coffee that isn't just another coaster"

https://preview.redd.it/49sxlgw70x1h1.png?width=1000&format=png&auto=webp&s=5136bd16487d4e1efc31059ed4f7cc38d8649c33

Ended up making a desk setup that combines:

• Deeper cup holder for better stability
• Mug handle cutout
• Phone stand
• Small tray area for random desk stuff (keys, earbuds, sticky notes....but mostly holds my small fidgets and prickly crap)

I went through a few revisions because my first phone stand wanted to reenact a trust fall every time I put my phone in it, so I adjusted the stand angle and reworked the layout until it behaved.

Pretty happy with where it ended up.

Steady Desktop Cup Holder + Phone Stand/Organizer - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld

https://preview.redd.it/uz8rq92a0x1h1.png?width=1000&format=png&auto=webp&s=a6bb64912e0831200deddad7e2d4fade22601b70

Would love feedback or ideas for V2 if anyone has any thoughts. I'm literally only two months into owning a 3d printer and March 14th was the first day I ever opened Fusion :-|

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u/lumirgaidin — 2 days ago
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Hi I created a full parametric Crankbait Generator for all fishing fans, you can change it to a paddle one or a 2 hook one or whatever you want

u/Extra_Letterhead_284 — 11 days ago
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I created these portable enclosures for electronic circuits. I’d like to share them with fellow electronics DIY enthusiasts for their own projects. I designed various versions of boxes, front panels, and rear storage for multiple applications. I’d love to get your feedback and suggestions for further improvements.

Link to the model in the comments!"

u/StarProject_it — 12 days ago
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Desk Organizer w/ Clamp

Just finished up designing the organizer that uses a clamp to directly attach to the side of your table or desk. The organizer just simply sides in the slot after clamp is installed.

I plan to make more attachments as the clamp makes this easy for interchangeable attachments.

I released the file for free on makerworld if anyone is interested 😁

Check comments for link 🤝

Happy Printing!

u/EpicSushiRollz — 10 days ago

I've designed way too many utility knives lately, so I figured it was finally time to make a proper blade dispenser.

​I was tired of the shitty plastic cases these blades come in — they’re a pain to open and the blades always get stuck. Since I’ve been on a utility knife design spree, I figured it was time for a decent storage solution.

​Designed this with a rotating tray so you can actually grab a blade without fighting the box. I made a desktop base and a wall-mount version since my workbench is always a mess anyway.

https://makerworld.com/models/2778426?appSharePlatform=copy

u/EridianStudio — 11 days ago
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Tried turning a Harry Potter font into a parametric keychain (harder than expected)

I made a parametric Harry Potter-style keychain ⚡

I’ve been experimenting with parametric designs and tried adapting a Harry Potter-style font into a customizable keychain.

Honestly, the hardest part was getting the font to work properly inside Makerlab, but I’m pretty happy with how it turned out.

Would love feedback or ideas to improve it!

u/LunchImpossible5553 — 14 days ago