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Preview of Thimble collector's shelf
By Krypto
Complexity
Simple
MAIN PURPOSE: Display a thimble collection on three tiny ledges
A wall shadow-box for thimble collectors, open at the front with two narrow ledges plus the floor. Thimbles stand in rows like tiny cups in a cabinet, safe from being knocked about.
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Preview of Ice-skate blade guard
By Krypto
Complexity
Simple (set)
MAIN PURPOSE: Protect a skate blade when walking off the ice
A walking guard for figure or hockey skate blades: a narrow channel that slips over the blade between rink and locker room so the edge doesn't get nicked on concrete. Print one for each skate.
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Preview of Signal Quad
By Krypto
Complexity
Simple
MAIN PURPOSE: Show whether you can be interrupted
A square pen cup with one word on each face: FOCUS, CALL, BREAK and OPEN. Turn it so the right word faces the room and colleagues or family can see at a glance whether to interrupt, with no light, app or door sign. The pens stay exactly where they always were.
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Preview of Cordflag
By Krypto
Complexity
Simple (set)
MAIN PURPOSE: Label cables right behind the plug
Snap the small ring onto a cable just behind the plug and the flag says what it powers: LAPTOP, ROUTER, LAMP. Under a desk or behind the TV you unplug the right lead first time. The 5 mm ring takes most USB and mains flex and rotates so the flag always faces you.
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Preview of Deckle Rule
By Krypto
Complexity
Simple
MAIN PURPOSE: Tear paper with a handmade deckle edge
Hold the rule down on a sheet and tear the paper up against its rippled edge: you get the soft, irregular deckle of handmade paper on invitations, place cards, menus and journal pages, with no deckle box and no wet tearing. The other edge is a plain straight edge for normal tears.
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Preview of Puck Easel
By Krypto
Complexity
Simple
MAIN PURPOSE: Turn a flat wireless charger into a stand
Drop a round wireless charging pad into the slot at the back and its face lines up with the 56 mm window: lean your phone against the front and it charges standing up, where you can still read the screen, instead of lying flat. The cable leaves through the back and the front lip stops the phone sliding.
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Preview of Stepover
By Krypto
Complexity
Simple
MAIN PURPOSE: Cover a cable crossing the floor
A floor cable cover: lay it over a lead that has to cross a hallway or the gap from desk to wall, and the 12 x 9 mm channel underneath hides it while the shallow ramps stop feet, chair wheels and vacuum heads catching. Print as many 200 mm lengths as the run needs and butt them end to end.
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Preview of Loop Lock
By Krypto
Complexity
Simple
MAIN PURPOSE: Shorten a cable that is too long
Shorten a charger or headphone cable that is too long without coiling it: fold a loop of the excess and press both strands into the two side slots, which run in opposite directions so the cable takes an S-turn and holds. No unplugging, no ties, and sliding it along sets the length.
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Preview of Nib Rest
By Krypto
Complexity
Simple
MAIN PURPOSE: Rest an open fountain pen without rolling
A low rest for fountain pens and brushes: lay a pen across one of the two cradles and the nib stays off the desk and the barrel cannot roll, so an uncapped pen can wait between sentences. Small enough to sit beside the notebook all day.
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Preview of Steep Cap
By Krypto
Complexity
Simple
MAIN PURPOSE: Cover a steeping mug, then rest the bag
Lay it upside down on a mug while the tea steeps, with the tag string through the notch: the tea stays hot and the bag cannot sink out of reach. When it is ready, lift it off, turn it over and it becomes the saucer for the wet tea bag and the spoon.
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