Most of what you want to print doesn't exist yet
It exists at someone else's dimensions. A bracket for a 19 mm desk when yours is 24. A tray with wells the wrong size for your sprues. So you either learn CAD or you settle.
Snug is the third option. Each tool is one part, properly designed, with the handful of dimensions that actually matter left open. You put your numbers in, the geometry rebuilds, and you export it. No account, no cloud, no waiting on a render queue.
Every part here started because I needed it and couldn't find one that fit.
Three tools, not three hundred. Every one gets printed and tested on a real machine before it ships.
Geometry is worked out locally. Your measurements never reach a server.
Print what you make and sell it. Just don't resell the files.
What's next
- Cable combs and under-desk routingIn progress
- Drawer dividers that measure to your drawerNext
- Saved printer profiles across toolsIdea
Got a part that should exist?
Tell me what doesn’t fit, and that is how all three of these started.