I made this thing in between my desk and height controller: https://makerworld.com/hu/models/3406826-focusrite-scarlett-solo-3rd-gen-under-desk-mount#profileId-3879823

After 5+ iterations, I think I’ve finally reached end game for my poop bag holder. Now all that’s left to do is wait and see how durable it is.

CleatGrid is a modular printed plate that hooks onto a standard 3/4" plywood French cleat. It has a 20 mm grid of pockets. Blocks peg into the grid and screw in from behind with #6 screws. The square pegs stop them rotating, so the holder is rock solid.

In the photos:

- Ryobi jigsaw: lip ledge + one ledge

- Ryobi crown stapler: lip ledge + two upright stops

- Hand tools: hammer fork + 6-screwdriver rack on a short 12x5 plate

Everything prints without supports. The starter set is a lip ledge, two ledges, a hammer fork and a driver rack. CC BY, with STLs and a sliced P1S 3MF.

I'd like to hear what tools you'd want blocks for next.

Been doing some small qol Upgrades in my home studio, mostly to remove clutter and make things a little more convenient.

I've had these multiple XLRs for a while, and I finally got around to throwing together. A plate to mount them and using an oscillating tool to cut a hole in the side of my desk for them.

My only real complaint is that I didn't include the mounting holes from the actual connectors, so they didn't screw on very straight, but this is tucked toward the back of my desk, so maybe I'll reprint later but I won't rush it right away (while I have other projects that I need to work on)

Today I'll print some low profile XLR caps so my mic cables go 90-degrees down from my interface, making the whole thing kind of sleek.

I have one of the, seemingly, ubiquitous FA-400 soldering extractors which I've had for some years. It's generally pretty good, but sometimes I find that it's sitting too far from the action and it would be very handy to have a more directed extraction tube.

So, I came up with this, which clips over the existing filter and allows a flexible extraction tube to be attached, providing a much more controllable aim.

If it might be helpful for you, you can find it here on Makerworld.

Following up on my Gridfinity caddies for H2 hotends, made some for the it's-still-great X1C! Cute detail - you drop the cables and connectors in first and then they're tucked away and captured by the rest of the hotend.

Details and STEP files on Printables!