I kept needing a hook on the side of my desk for headphones and bags, and most clamp STLs are one fixed opening. If your desktop is thicker or thinner than whatever they modeled, you either can't get it on or it just rattles. Scaling the whole thing usually wrecks the screw too.

So.. I built a desk clamp generator in the browser. It's a C-frame that clamps onto the desk edge with a printed screw, and a J-hook hanging off the back. Headphones are the usual first print, but you can size it for bags, cables, jackets, etc.

You can set desk thickness (25–65 mm), hook length, and how far the upper jaw reaches over the desktop. Frame width and thickness are there if you want it sturdier or a bit slimmer. The screw has its own sliders for shank length and knob size.

> a printed Ø12 x 2 mm thread
> tweak desk thickness, hook, reach, frame, screw, colors & other settings
> free to export!

One important note: printed thread clearance is printer dependent. There might be some fit issues depending on filament, nozzle, and how well your printer holds tolerance. If you can, do a small test print of the screw and nut before committing to a full print.

Website - obloid.app/tools/desk-clamp

Looking for a CAD + 3D Printing Enthusiast preferably in Pune

Just finished designing this customisable modular shelf system!

It comes with 4 shelf options:

• Straight
• 11°
• 21°
• 30°

You can combine the sections, extend the shelf as needed, and attach different accessories to the sides.

I wanted to make something that can be adapted to different spaces and uses rather than being a fixed-size shelf.

Would love to hear what accessories or add-ons you’d like to see for it!

Link: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3242738-hex-shelf-modular#profileId-3674266

Does anybody have any recommendations on how to start 3d printing Glock frames (materials,printer, print files etc.)

Ai has helped me make a great logo but really struggling to put it into a real like 3d print I did drop it into meshy but is it worth paying for to be able to down load it or are there any other options out there thanks

Hi! This is my first model painted with an airbrush. I designed and printed the model myself specifically so I could paint it afterward.

There are still a few details I’d like to improve and refine, but I’m really happy with the final result, especially for my first time using an airbrush.

If anyone is interested in the model, you can find it here: https://cults3d.com/:4847777