This is a holder/dish for IKEA's smart button (model E1812).

I'm a terribly groggy human in the mornings and have a propensity for either taking my meds twice or thinking I took my meds but didn't take them at all because I was scared that I had already taken my meds and didn't want to take them twice. 

I also have an IKEA shortcut button that is integrated with Home Assistant, so my solution: Every night, before bed, I place my meds in the little dish and then hit the button, which activates all of my SleepyTime™  routines (check door locks, close blinds, tv off, lights off, etc). And, every morning, I take my meds and hit the button to start up my GoodMorningStarshineTheEarthSaysHello™ routine. No more pill bottles sitting on my nightstand.

That said, that's just my application for it. Feel free to put your non-meds in it. Idk…paperclips or something? Pennies you don't want? Altoids?

Ikea has discontinued this version, but you can still grab one off eBay for about $10. I personally love this version and think it's a cleaner design versus the updated model, but that's just me. 

Printing

Since the base has so much more volume than the walls, there's a chance you might encounter some thermodynamic issues and get some banding. This is because the upper walls cool much faster than the base. My best advice is to either 1) put a pause above the base completion line and let it chill for a minute and then resume printing, or, 2) crank dat aux/cham fan for the base and turn it off when it's time for the walls.

I have ironing enabled, but you can disable it if it's not your vibe. 

Assembly

I've designed a magnet inset that holds a 6x2mm magnet, should you want to mount this upside down or are just really into magnets or something. There's also an access hole for the screw, so make sure you align that properly. The magnet should be polarized correctly with the button's internal magnet- be sure to triple check that before you whip out any gorilla glue.