We’ve got a set of Pyrex bowl lids that were always spilling out over the bottom of a deep drawer, so I made a hanging rack for that same drawer to keep them organized and to free up some space below. I printed it in two pieces with a glued dovetail to avoid supports.
edit: Files posted here
This is when going between a largely-text mashup dashboard and Apple Photos, both displaying in 4-bit. I don’t think I’m *always* getting ghosting, but I don’t know if that’s because of photo content or if the display sometimes does a deep refresh.
I wasn’t seeing this on the OG TRMNL displaying in 2-bit.
Cooper was found abandoned a day or two after birth with the umbilical cord still attached, so he never had a chance to properly nurse. He’s five years old now and still suckles soft blankets occasionally.
I recently put in some more floating shelves and wanted to display a pair of Lego cars, but at that height they disappear so I made a couple of risers that slot into gaps below each model and hold them up at an angle.
Parts are symmetrical so the pegged plates can be flipped to hold the cars in either direction. I had intended to glue the pieces together, but press-fit holds them in place firmly.
Files available for Lego 42083 Bugatti Chiron and Lego 42056 Porsche 911. (and a huge thank you to the two people who produced the CAD version of the cars — it saved so much time in trying to measure out peg placement!)