These are some basic one-off items I've thrown together in SCAD

This is a small clip I designed to keep a sheet of plexiglass attached to my apartment's window screen, for use with an air conditioner hose.

This is a simple cap for the Belkin power strip I keep my desktop (and accessories) plugged into, to stop the power switch from being inadvertently turned off.

One nice feature about this is the parameters of the model being marked on the surface of the model, so different iterations could be easily identified and reproduced based on the independent parameters being experimented with.

This is a replacement for clips on the window blinds in my apartment that have broken.

These are a few pieces for my futon.

The "futon-spacer" was designed to keep the legs of the futon away from the moulding of the wall, and has never actually been printed (I ended up using some suitably-sized blocks of styrofoam instead).

Currently, this contains a draft "cream cheese puller", for pinching tubes of cream cheese.

These are a few pieces to fix a caddy I bought about a decade ago whose wheels broke: a bearing to fit some more robust wheels I bought at a hardware store onto the small axle of the caddy, and a cap to keep the wheels on the axle.

This contains a sign I made to remind me that our apartment windows face the street.

This was a trivial experiment to try printing tiny little plastic rings for some tongs I was holding together with Nylock nuts