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an adapter to hook my planer up to my shop-vac, various hooks for hanging towels, a new wheel for my vacuum cleaner, new connectors for those wire cube shelves, a jig for drilling holes for hinges, a new drawer slider for a dresser, and LEGOs! Not exhaustive, but a good chunk of them.

In addition to my other comment, since I've started 3D printing, I've made: air hockey pucks, a custom funnel for filling a birdfeeder, a replacement card shuffler tray, custom clips for hanging Christmas lights, replacement game pieces for Cootie, custom cookie cutters, a new oven knob, 1/

Oh, and also one kid who asked for "Hannah Montana." Like, the character. I was shocked to find out that someone online had already modeled a Hannah Montana figure:

There was one girl who asked for a butterfly and told my son it could be any kind of butterfly, any color, so he picked out this. (Bambu's multi-color printing is so neat.)

Replacement parts: in the last few months, I've printed out-of-production filter supports for a $200 air purifier, replacement seat belt buckle shells that would cost $300 to buy from GM, and adapters to fit new balusters onto a staircase.

I printed one for my first-grader. He brought it to school for show and tell and came home with orders from his classmates for which colors they wanted: both sides of a sheet of paper covered with names and desired colors of "jragins":

I thought the Kellanova branding was a kayfabe-y reference to some space company in the movie, but no, Kellogg's, one of the most recognizable brands in the world, really changed their name to sound like a YouTuber that my kids would watch.

Does Pizza Hut print their logo on the inside of the box lid?

(Spoiler alert for a Wordle from two years ago.)