23 useful things you can make with a 3-D printer
This working padlock and its key are made entirely out of plastic.
Make sure your headphones never get tangled again with this ghost-shaped headphone wrap.
This lamp is made out of several smaller pieces that snap together.
You can 3-D print this chip clip to keep your snacks fresh and crisp.
For the musicians, you can make a pickup holder for acoustic guitars.
If your headphones break, you can 3-D print a part to replace it.
Need some kitchen tools? Here's a garlic press.
Turn your old milk jug into a watering can with a 3-D printed spout.
You can even make measuring cups in super-specific sizes.
The platform for this roving Wi-Fi camera system was built on a 3D printer.
These glides designed for hairpin-legged furniture were made with a 3-D printer.
You can make a fully functional combination lock.
Print a sustain pedal for your keyboard.
Or, you can print your own wall clock.
If you need a hand with the groceries, you can print a bag holder to make it a little easier.
There are tons of designs on Makerbot's Thingiverse for iPhone cases. This one is made to fit the iPhone 6.
This hand-powered generator is made from home-printed plastic parts.
Next time someone surprises you with flowers, try this 3-D printed object that clips onto drinking glasses to turn them into vases.
A solution to a common problem.
Love cherries and hate their pits? You can make this cherry pit remover.
Another classic problem – this keeps all your toothpaste packed near the top of the tube.
You don't need a new door, you need a door-grabber.
This 3-D-printed potted plant holder has an opening at the bottom to show you how much water is inside.
BONUS: It's not exactly useful, but we loved the detail that went into this dragon automaton. It flaps its wings as you turn the crank.
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