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All the designs here are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonComercial-ShareAlike License. 


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Adapt - remix, transform, and build upon the material.

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Recent Updates

Mar 24 2019

Moved F150 Cupholder Cover from designs to projects as test fitting required changes. It was also deleted from Thingiverse. Once it has been verified it will be moved back to the Design page.

Mar 22 2019

Site put online

Mar 31 2019

Added LINQ to Ram Ball adapter

Oct 26 2019

Added Arduino Mega case to designs and Fallout Nukka Fridge to projects,

About Me

I am a Amateur model designer and 3D print enthusiast and have been doing it for about 3 years now and can be found on Thingiverse as the user Crazydog. I run a highly modified Wanhao Duplicator I3 with Ramps electronics, a Titan Areo extruder, BLTouch auto leveling probe, Z axis Braces and some bed clips for the glass print plate. I design most of my stuff using Fusion 360.


I created this site because I saw a lot of items being stolen from other creator and showing up for sale on Ebay. Even though the designs are licensed using the creative commons licensing, once the designs had been loaded on Thingiverse, the designer was no longer in charge of their design.


I wanted to be able to keep control of some of my more involved designs as there can be hundreds of hours spent in creating them and testing they fit together. So I decided that for these designs I would put them on my own website and then link them to my Thingiverse account so I could still maintain control over them.