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Preview of Holdfast
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
MAIN PURPOSE: Hold a curtain open on the wall
A turned curtain holdback. The rosette sits on the wall, the post holds the gathered curtain and the broad cap keeps it on; the screw goes in through the hollow post, and the cap recess takes a wooden disc, a coin or a button to match the room.
AR view Open in app
Preview of Pipe Column Capital
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
MAIN PURPOSE: Turn a tube into a column top with a display deck
The capital of a display column built from a plain tube. Push a 40 mm waste pipe or broom handle into the socket and the stepped echinus and square abacus turn it into a Doric column top, with a flat deck for a plant, bust or lamp.
AR view Open in app
Preview of Pipe Column Base
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
MAIN PURPOSE: Stand a tube upright as a column on a plinth
The foot of the Pipe Column. A square plinth and two torus steps carry the tube upright, and a cup of gravel poured into the tube before fitting the capital keeps a tall column steady under a plant or lamp.
AR view Open in app
Preview of Alley Nook
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
MAIN PURPOSE: Show a lit miniature alley between books
A book nook: a box the size of a fat book that slides between the books on a shelf and shows a lit alley inside. Three receding facades with arches and windows give false perspective, an LED fairy string or puck at the back lights it, and the top is closed to keep the scene dark.
AR view Open in app
Preview of Baluster Leg
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced (set)
MAIN PURPOSE: Build tiered shelves on turned legs and a rod
A turned baluster leg for building your own tiered shelf. Five stacked rings of different diameters give the lathe-turned profile, an M6 threaded rod runs through the centre holes and the boards, and the cap recess hides the nut; four make a riser, eight a two-tier stand.
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Preview of Slipway Drawer
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
MAIN PURPOSE: Add a slide-out drawer under a table or shelf
A drawer that appears under any table or shelf. Its bottom flanges ride on two Clasp Rails printed with a 55 mm wall and screwed underneath, lips facing in, so it slides out for chargers, remotes or cutlery and disappears again, with the pill-shaped pull in the front.
AR view Open in app
Preview of Inro Cell
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced (set)
MAIN PURPOSE: Carry small items in cord-locked stacked cells
One compartment of a printable inro, the stacked Japanese carry case: an oval-cornered box with a cord tube on each side. Stack as many cells as you need, each floor closing the one below, thread a cord through the tubes and slide a bead down to clamp the stack.
AR view Open in app
Preview of Inro Cap
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
MAIN PURPOSE: Close and clamp a stack of carry cells
The top of an Inro stack: a flat plate with matching cord tubes and an engraved ginkgo crest. It closes the highest cell, the cords knot above it, and the sliding bead underneath the knot pulls every layer tight.
AR view Open in app
Preview of Tessera Hook
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
MAIN PURPOSE: Hang bags and coats on a modular wall
The hook tile of the Tessera wall: a 100 mm plate with a solid 16 mm peg and a 24 mm cap that stops straps sliding off. Hangs on two keyholes on the same 100 mm grid, so a bag hook can sit beside a pocket or above a frame.
AR view Open in app
Preview of Kapok
By Krypto
Complexity
Advanced
MAIN PURPOSE: Stand a flute or recorder upright on its foot joint
A stand for a flute or alto recorder rooted like a rainforest kapok tree. Six plank buttresses flare from the trunk, so a tall, top-heavy instrument stands on a wide footprint that weighs little; the 17 mm peg goes up inside the foot joint and the collar takes its rim.
AR view Open in app

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