Really proud of this one. Soldering wire stand with print in place hinge and metal shaft slid into a hole. supports most sizes of soldering wire spools, many spools can be installed at once. If you want to access the spools, just lift the metal shaft up. If a small wire spool is installed, there is always more room for insulation tape, scotch tape etc it works incredibly smoothly and is very strong. the bottom of the stand is corrugated so it grips nicely to a rough desk but there are also round holes for rubber pads. The middle section has all the main lead exposure health hazards noted down for when you'll inevitably forget about them from all the lead fumes you have been inhaling. The sides have tin and lead elements decals.
The model is supposed to be printed laying down with the hinge's shaft touching the build plate. The orientation here is very important so that the hinge works properly. I printed mine with .6mm nozzle at .14mm layer height and 10% infill. it's very strong and the letters & decals and perfectly readable. No brim and only one support for the shaft slot on the left side. After printing, a ~10cm long, 10mm wide shaft is supposed to be pushed into the hole above the hinge. If you dont have a metal shaft, you can always 3d print one though it wont look as neat.