Ten Things You Didn’t Know You Needed (That You Can 3D Print)
Did you know you can use the 3D printer at any of our six Digital Innovation Hubs across the city? After attending a free one-hour 3D Printer Certification class, you can book one of the multiple 3D printers available at the Digital Innovation Hubs for a small fee.
Often we get asked, “What should I build?” The answer is: Anything!
But … “anything” is not a thing. Here we created a list of useful things that fill the void in your life you didn’t know you had.
We all have digital media and batteries are great and compact… except when they roll around in our desk drawers.
For those who like to keep organized, customizable pegboard holders are truly a dream come true.
When you lost that one fitting during assembly or need something built fast, but find you're missing a part, instead of trekking to your local hardware store, here is a good alternative.
You never know when you might need a comb; make a few and keep them around. Best of all, you can customize them before you print.
Tired of the old rubber or wood stoppers? Try this one instead.
Whether you want to customized your drawers or print a replacement for a broken or missing knobs, there are many options to choose from!
Don’t like messy cords or to leave your phone on the ground while it charges? Here is a little platform that keeps things neat!
Ever find yourself needing a specific sized container and spend hours looking for a perfect fit? Now you can design your own!
Missing a part on your Tripod or need a new adapter for your camera? We've got you covered.
Want to read a book one-handed without bending the spine? Here a little ring that will help.
- (Bonus) Wall Outlet Plate
Want to jazz up your wall outlets? Check out some of these customizable options!
When you find that perfect thing you didn't even know you needed, visit one of our Digital Innovation Hubs to 3D print it!
-With thanks to Benjamin Tang and Peter Muzyka, Scarborough Civic Centre Branch | Digital Design Technicians











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