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A 144 mm desk plate with three real meshing gears — a 24-tooth crank wheel with a domed finger knob driving two 14-tooth pinions, all captured on mushroom-cap posts. Prints fully assembled, no supports: four separate pieces, 0.45 mm clearance everywhere, spin the knob and the whole train turns.
A 139 mm print-in-place centipede: eight leg-bearing body segments joined by seven captured ball-and-socket joints, so the whole body ripples and curls in your hand. Prints fully assembled, flat on the plate, no supports and no assembly.
A hand-held gripper that slides onto the rim of a hot bowl or plate so you can lift it out of the microwave without a towel. The wedge-shaped jaw self-tightens on rims 5.5–8 mm thick, and the 104 mm handle has finger scallops plus a hang hole.
A desk dock with a recessed tray sized for a standard 76 x 76 mm sticky note pad and a rounded rear trough for pens, pencils and erasers. A scalloped thumb notch in the front wall lets you peel notes one-handed; footprint is 86 x 113 mm and 20 mm tall.
A 100 mm lazy-susan tray that prints as one piece and spins straight off the plate — the deck is captured by a mushroom post and rides on low-friction ring lands. Holds spice jars, sauces, pens or craft supplies in a 90 mm bowl with a 10 mm rim and eight grip ribs.
A two-compartment caddy that sits beside the faucet to hold a sponge and scrub brush separately, with slotted drain holes in the bottom so water runs out instead of pooling. Fits a standard sponge; overall footprint 100 x 70 x 45 mm.