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Adjustable Support — parametric screw jack A two-piece printable screw jack: spin the inner post inside the outer sleeve to set the height. Buttress-style helical thread, single start, 5 mm pitch (so one full turn = 5 mm of travel on the…
Stackable Lattice Basket — 4 sizes + parametric SCAD A family of cross-stackable lattice baskets. Every basket has four square corner posts that carry a cone peg on top and a matching cone socket on the bottom. Stack any basket onto any…
A chibi sitting Pomeranian, sized as a charm for earrings or necklaces. About 23 x 24 x 26 mm A jump-ring bail (2.5 mm inner) is baked into the crown behind the ears, with the hole running side to side so the dog hangs facing forward Add…
A fully parametric 20-sided die that ships in two numbering layouts and a clean two-colour inlay for the numbers. Standard (fair die) — opposite faces sum to 21 and every digit is rotated apex-up, exactly like a commercial gaming d20.…
A large rectangular storage box with a honeycomb hex pattern on every wall and a print-in-place piano hinge on the long edge. The lid closes flush, snaps shut, and prints OPEN in one go — no glue, no screws, no post-assembly. Four…
A stackable rack that turns a pile of mini-PCs, NUCs, SBCs or other small "servers" into a tidy, well-ventilated tower — with no screws, no hardware and no supports. How it works One LEVEL is a stiff honeycomb-vented floor sitting on four…
Dahan — Spirit Island tribal hut token Replacement tokens for the dahan (Pacific-Islander villagers) in Spirit Island . Stylised as miniature tribal huts so each one reads at a glance as a village, not a wooden cube. The hut is split into…
Traveling Shoe Horns — a set of three compact shoe horns made to travel. Each one is slim enough to slip into a bag, a suitcase, or a coat pocket, so you always have a shoe horn when you are away from home. The set: Solid spoon — a thin…
A simple pocket comb that prints flat in one piece on any FDM printer. Fine teeth on one end, wider on the other for thicker tangles. The handle is a smooth ellipse — easy to grip, no sharp edges. Printed on a Bambu P2S in PETG without…
A barrel-top pirate treasure chest, 100 x 52 x 52 mm, that comes off the print bed as one working unit. The piano hinge prints in place — no assembly, no pin to fit, no glue, no screws. Inside is roughly 94 x 46 x 31 mm of usable space.…
A simple rectangular lattice basket — solid flat floor, four crosshatch diagonal walls at 45°, flat rim beam, and four solid corner columns tying the lattice struts together so the vertical edges print cleanly. Defaults to 150 × 100 × 50…
A stadium-shaped woven-twig dice tray for Wingspan (or any board game with d6/d8 dice). Sits next to its rectangular sibling the dice nest tray — same twig-bundle aesthetic, but the twigs sweep continuously around an oval/stadium…
A small sleeping cat curled into a donut — the natural depression in the middle of the curl is the bowl. Drop your house keys, a few rings, loose change, or a tealight in there at the end of the day. ~Ø85 mm wide, ~41 mm tall Single…
A fortified keep, 112.2 × 112.2 × 120.5 mm , that opens at the wall-walk . Lift the battlements, the four corner drums and their tiled conical roofs off in one piece, and what is left is a box with a 70 × 70 × 64 mm cavity. Six STLs, two…
A flat, flexible, barbed drain hair snake that rakes hair clogs out of a shower, bath, or sink drain. Push the tip down the drain, twist, and pull — the backward-pointing harpoon barbs grab the hair and drag the clog back out. One-piece…
A print-in-place articulated snake that comes off the bed in one piece — no supports, no brim, no assembly — and coils into a full spiral in your hand. 16 necked vertebrae are joined by captive ball-and-stalk joints. Every segment tapers…
A simple cylindrical container with a clever lock: two identical bayonet caps that seat on either end of the open-both-ends tube. Drop the cap on, push, twist ~35°, locked. No metal hardware. No supports. Print one tube and two caps.…
Stacking Letter / A4 paper tray — with 20 clip-on nameplates A proper desk in-out tray: four corner posts, an open front, and a honeycomb floor. The paper lies landscape and overhangs the low front lip , so you can pinch a single sheet…
Drop-on radiator hook that needs no tools, no holes, no hardware. The big U at the top hangs over the main tube of a heated towel radiator (fits panels up to about 36 mm thick). A straight spine drops down in front of the radiator, and a…
Monarch Crown Token — Magic: The Gathering A heraldic 3-colour crown token for the Monarch mechanic in Magic: The Gathering. Pass it around like a crown — because it is one. Look Bell-shaped band with a tangent-continuous slow-cylinder…
A print-in-place toothbrush travel case — one print, no assembly. Body, lid, integrated piano hinge, and front snap latch all come off the bed as a single assembled piece. After printing, fold the lid 90° forward over the body; the thumb…
A detailed Tyrannosaurus rex skull, shrunk down to an earring charm with a jump-ring loop fused onto the top of the cranium above the centre of mass, so the skull hangs level with its profile facing forward. Ships as a mirrored pair so…
Five geometric mandala coasters, 92 mm diameter, 4 mm thick. Each coaster is an open strut pattern — the mandala itself IS the coaster, no solid disc underneath. Prints flat, no supports, single color. The five patterns: coaster_1.stl —…
A two-piece stackable storage system : a hollow brick with studs on top and matching anti-stud holes on the bottom, plus a slide-out inner tray that lives inside the brick. The bricks tile sideways and stack vertically with each other…
Auxetic Grip Pad — a rotating-rigid-squares metamaterial sheet. WHAT IT IS A flat sheet of rigid square tiles, each joined to its four edge-neighbours at ONE corner only, and that corner alternates in a checkerboard so neighbouring tiles…
A modular dungeon-building kit built around one part: the square base tile. Snap the base squares together into corridors and rooms, then drop terrain into each one to dress the map - floor-texture inserts (stone, cracked ground, cobbles,…
Ticking Turn Timer — a printable mechanical escapement Wind the knob one to two and a half turns, let go, and the bar on top starts rocking: tick — tick — tick , while the engraved arrow creeps back across the dial. When it stops, the…
A cap-lid deck box sized for a 100-card sleeved Commander deck. Cards sit sideways inside, so the lid wraps the outside of the body (no flange eating into the card cavity). Half-moon thumb notches on the body and lid align into a D-shaped…
A spellbook that opens like a book. Not a lid on a box — a real barrel hinge down the spine, five knuckles on the small size and seven on the large, closed by one printed pin. The cover carries blind tooling: a raised frame bead, an…
Parametric d6 with softly-rounded edges. Three ready-to-print variants: Numbers — Arabic 1-6 Roman — I to VI Letters — A to F Opposite faces follow the standard d6 convention. The OpenSCAD source is included for anyone who wants to…
A chunky, round-bodied owlbear — the classic owl-bear beast — reimagined as a desk sculpt with a job. The deep central bore is too narrow for a plant, but perfect for what actually lives on a desk: a taper candle, or a handful of pens,…
A round-brilliant cut diamond, modelled as a tabletop game gem — a resource token, victory-point counter, or treasure marker. Facet geometry reads as a real brilliant: a scalloped girdle, a straight crown flare up to a flat table, and a…
A teetotum is the ancestor of dice — a numbered top you spin instead of throw. Give it a flick, let it topple, and read the number on the face pointing up. This set gives you four of them: a d6, d8, d10 and d12, all from one parametric…
Classic TARDIS / English police telephone box — works as a pen cup, trinket holder, or just a desk decoration. Removable pyramid roof cap with lamp knob on top. Four STL files for two-color AMS printing: tardis_body.stl — main body (blue…
A working Pythagorean cup — also called the greedy cup or cup of justice (κύλιξ τῆς δικαιοσύνης). Attributed to Pythagoras of Samos around the 6th century BC, it's a vessel that rewards moderation: fill it modestly and it holds liquid…
A two-piece manual citrus squeezer — print both parts, drop the cap on the bowl, and you have a hand juicer with a strainer and a pour spout. How it works Cap = strainer disc + swirly helical reamer cone . The cone is a…
Infinity Cube — an animal-covered folding fidget toy. WHAT IT IS A classic infinity cube (magic / folding cube): eight cubelets joined by hidden pivoting links so the whole thing folds end over end and everts back into a cube, over and…
A pirate treasure chest that doubles as a working MTG Treasure-token counter. Up to six gold coins friction-fit edge-up into slots in the chest, and the number of coins standing is your Treasure count (1–6) — drop a coin in when you make…
A screw press for Magic cards, printed whole — there is not a single screw, magnet or insert in it, because the two posts are the screws. It does two jobs. The everyday one is flattening : a stack of bowed cards goes in, comes out flat,…
Single-piece toothpaste tube squeezer — also works for any soft cosmetic / cream / paint tube with a folded crimp at the empty end. Use: Slip the empty (crimp) end of the tube through the slot. Fold the crimp back once around the squeezer…
A stylized stag bust on a round pedestal — head and shoulders only, antlers raised. Each antler has 4 thick tines angled upward at 50–75° from horizontal so jewelry rings slide down the tine and rest at its base. Built with chunky beams…
Drop-in cup-style shower hair catcher that sits inside a typical EU bathroom / shower / sink drain and stops hair before it clogs the trap. One-piece print, no hardware, no supports. Default size: Ø43 mm cup body, Ø56 mm top brim flange,…
A fluted Q-tip cup with a friction-snap lid. Holds about 250 standard 75 mm cotton swabs in its Ø65 × 58 mm inner cavity. Inspired by a Doric column — 24 shallow concave vertical flutes wrap the cup wall; the lid is a flat disc topped…
MTG Creature Token Tracker — a card-side dashboard that keeps one creature token's whole stat line in front of you at a glance. Two flat 0–9 spin-wheels at the front show the token's POWER and TOUGHNESS. Behind them, a row of side-loading…
WARNING — the fins are very brittle. Handle gently. The dorsal, pectoral and tail fins are thin and snap off easily — both during support removal and in normal handling. Please be careful: Remove supports slowly, supporting each fin with…
Rune Die — a d6 numbered in real runic numerals A 16 mm d6 whose six faces carry the runes the Norse actually used as the numbers 1–6. Not letters standing in for digits — genuine numerals. Face Rune Name 1 ᚠ fé 2 ᚢ úr 3 ᚦ þurs 4 ᚬ óss 5…
Twisted Ribbed Pen Cup A rounded-square desk cup whose entire surface is fine ribs turning through 90 degrees from the base to the rim. It catches light the way a fluted glass does: the highlight runs diagonally across the ribs and moves…
A Dutch Renaissance castle, 240 × 108 × 250 mm , that is a box. The entire castle — brick walls, sandstone trim, copper-green roofs, three spired towers and the stair tower — is one four-colour print that lifts off a plain tray hidden…
Upright organizer stand with a 4x4 grid of 15mm slots, 80mm tall. Good for rasps, files, small screwdrivers, pens, bits — anything with a ~7-8cm shaft you want standing up. Design choices: Solid 20mm band at top and bottom keeps tools…
Fifteen flat-print bookmarks, one per literary hero. Each bookmark is a single piece: a 16 × 70 mm flat strip (slim enough to slip between book pages without bulging the spine) with a character silhouette topper, joined by a narrow waist…
Double-six domino set — 28 tiles, two-colour A complete double-six set: 28 tiles, every face combination from (0-0) up to (6-6), printed flat with engraved pips and centre line. Tile dimensions Tile: 36 × 18 × 5.5 mm Pip: Ø2.4 mm, 0.8 mm…
A retro daisy as a 3-color earring charm, printed flat in one piece on an AMS / multi-material printer. ~25 mm flower, ~3.8 mm tall (domed center) 3 colors: outer petals · inner petals · center button, fused by a 0.6 mm bite-weld between…
A book small enough to hang from an ear, and it really opens. It comes off the plate as one piece — the hinge is printed already assembled, pin and all — and there is no hardware in it beyond the ear wire you hang it from. Closed it is 22…
Six MTG mana / life counters in one bundle — one per colour ( White / Blue / Black / Red / Green / Colourless ). Each counter is a small disc with two thumb-twistable dials behind a window: the left dial reads tens , the right dial reads…
A 3-slot card holder for Wingspan (or any tabletop game with 55 × 90 mm sleeved cards). Each cell has a different bird silhouette — kiwi , sparrow , eagle — engraved into its back wall and filled with a contrast-color inlay. When a card…
A single-piece letter opener with a leaf-shaped blade and an ornamental filigree handle. 210 mm long, 30 mm at the widest, 3.5 mm thick. Lays completely flat on the bed and prints with no supports. The blade has a single-edge chisel…
Three 3D artifact tokens for Magic: the Gathering in a single set — drop-in replacements for the flimsy cardboard punch-outs you lose under the table. Each is a real little object that reads instantly across the battlefield: Food — a…
A classic cartoon-style dinosaur femur bone, shrunk down to an earring charm with a jump-ring loop fused onto the upper knuckle. Ships as a mirrored pair so left and right earrings face the same way when worn. About 20 mm tall, very light…
The classic rope-climbing toy: pull the two beads one after the other — down and slightly outward, like milking a cow — and the monkey ratchets up the cords toward the banana. Let go and he stays put. Slacken both cords (or pull both…
A finely detailed horned owl (Strix) perched on a branch, sized as a charm for earrings or necklaces. About 12 x 11 x 25 mm A jump-ring bail is baked into the crown so it hangs facing forward Add a 6 mm jump ring plus a fish-hook ear wire…
An extending Nuremberg-scissor (lazy-tongs) grabber-reacher themed as a snapping dragon . It has ONE moving mechanism and a single degree of freedom: squeeze the tail handle and the shared scissor angle shrinks, so the neck telescopes…
A red deer's rack, shrunk until it hangs from an ear. 23.9 x 26.5 x 3.3 mm, 0.44 g per earring — a whole pair is under a gram of filament. What you get antler_earring_right.stl and antler_earring_left.stl — one each. antler_earrings.stl —…
Custom d12 — a fair gaming die and a spindown counter An 18 mm twelve-sided die in two different numberings, printed from the same body. 18 mm across the flats, sits flat on a whole pentagon, no supports and no brim . Two numberings file…
A lunch box shaped like a school composition notebook. Closed on a desk it reads as a book; open it is two bays for a sandwich and a snack tub. 150 x 105 x 52 mm outside, 144.8 x 91.6 x 43.5 mm inside. No hardware — the hinge pin prints…
Nine dice. Three solids — d6, d12, d20 — each drawn with three different crit faces: a sword, a drawn bow, or a staff. Every face except one is an ordinary numeral, so you never decode a glyph to read a roll. Only the top face is a…
A tiny top-hat rodent charm, sized for earrings or necklaces. 22 mm tall, flat-backed — prints vertical on the bed, no supports 1.8 mm jump-ring hole through the hat for a standard earring loop Designed for two-color AMS printing: body +…
A dice tray for Wingspan (or any board game with d6/d8 dice) shaped like a woven bird's nest on the outside, with a clean rectangular cavity on the inside. Drop your dice in, they bounce off the smooth interior walls and stay contained…
A drink holder assembled from skeleton parts: a barrel-stave tankard where every stave is a cartoon femur. A dense ring of 24 randomized bones (full-length, 2-stack or 3-stack), a relief skull fused into the front wall, and a C-shaped…
A wind-up horn gramophone that opens. The cabinet under the horn hides a front-loading drawer — pull the knob and it slides straight out. Rings, guitar picks, SD cards, pills, one very small secret. The horn, tonearm and record deck stay…
Classroom Desk Name Plate - The Name Slides In Every printable name plate bakes the name into the mesh, so a class of 25 children is 25 STLs to slice, and the day the seating plan changes it is 25 more. This one keeps the name OUT of the…
Elven motif keepsake box 83 × 55 × 27 mm, two printed parts, no supports and no hardware. Most "elven" boxes are a plain box with one leaf stuck on the lid. This one is built the way a carver would build it: every ornament on it is the…
The Library of Alexandria as a box. A white-marble hall stands behind an arcade of pointed arches, a monumental stair runs the whole width of the front, four square turrets carry small gilded onion domes, and a great ribbed onion dome…
A wardrobe for makeup, brushes and bathroom clutter. Two engraved doors swing open on four printed pins, four bins lift off the door panels, and two organizers slide out of the cabinet so you can wipe every surface. 240 × 200 × 228 mm…
A physical play prop for the Undercity dungeon from MTG's Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate (token 020/020). When your deck wants to venture into the dungeon , this is the board your pin walks across. Nine hexagonal rooms in a…
A child-safety blanking disc for EU Schuko / CEE 7/3 (grounded) and CEE 7/4 wall sockets. Drops into the round recess and blocks both phase pin holes — kids can't push hairpins, forks, or fingers into the live contacts. Design Ø 38 mm…
Lace Dubrae — the little plate that rides on your sneaker laces, now anything you want it to say. HOW IT WORKS The lace threads through ONE big channel that runs straight through the plate and exits both ends, so the lace is hidden inside…
A pretend-play toaster that actually pops . It is not a static prop — it has the real mechanism inside. How you play Press the side lever knob DOWN , firmly, all the way to the stop. The toast carriage sinks, compressing the printed coil…
Potion of Holding — a fantasy potion flask that is secretly a small-parts organizer. Twist the flask apart at its raised equator band and it splits into a wide-mouth bin with a 4-way cross divider (four sorted compartments) and a domed…
A fiddlehead — the tightly coiled young frond of a fern, also called a crozier — as a sculpted earring charm. The coil carries fine spiral ridges, delicate frond pinnae bristle along a softly fluted stem, and an integrated loop at the top…
Ø90 mm Norse drink coasters with a twisted-rope (cable moulding) lip , wood grain carved across the well, and one of twelve motifs engraved into the middle. Every coaster ships with an exact-fit inlay for two-colour AMS printing, and the…
Clamps onto the edge of a table, a desk or a chair backrest and holds a backpack, so the bag stops living on the floor where everyone kicks it. One printed part. No screws, no glue, no supports. Which file to print Three jaw sizes are…
Ø90 mm drink coasters carrying the biohazard trefoil — and the trefoil is what the glass stands on. It is raised 0.8 mm above the well floor , so a cold, wet glass rests on three lobes with open air between them and never suctions to the…
Narwhistle A narwhal standing on its flukes on an ice floe — and a loud pealess whistle . Blow into the tip of the tusk; the sound comes out of the blowhole on the back of its neck. One piece, print-in-place, no supports, no glue and no…
Beawhistle A beaver standing upright on its flat tail, face turned to the sky, a chewed stick clenched in its teeth — and a loud pealess whistle . Blow into the top of the stick; the sound comes out of two slots between its shoulder…
Squeeze Breeze — Trigger-Spun Fan Toy A no-batteries mechanical novelty toy : squeeze the finger trigger and a multi-blade propeller on a flywheel spins up through a one-way ratchet, then coasts between squeezes. A genuinely satisfying…
A horseshoe that looks like it came off a hoof, not a clip-art U. It is shaped like a farrier's shoe: a round toe, nearly straight branches that pull in slightly toward the heels, an opening about half the shoe's width, and a fuller…
A clip-on desk-edge cable clamp that routes one cable through a C-shaped hook on the side. No metal parts, no tools — the whole thing is three printed pieces. Prints: cable_holder_body.stl — the C-frame with the threaded hole and side…
Catan Cities & Knights — Event Die A monochrome-readable replacement for the red Event Die used with the 2d6 production roll in Cities & Knights . Six faces, four unique silhouettes engraved 0.8 mm deep — designed so the result reads…
A portable cup / drink holder that hangs from a print-in-place chain handle — like a little handbag for your can. It prints as one single piece : the cup and the whole articulating chain come off the bed together, already linked. No…
A classic problem-solving toy. Move the whole graduated stack of discs from one peg to another, one disc at a time, and never place a larger disc on a smaller one. With n discs the minimum number of moves is 2^n minus 1 (5 discs = 31…
A majestic phoenix perched in side profile, sized as a charm for earrings or necklaces. Styled after a Fawkes-like firebird — sold through plumage, not flames: a swept-back crest of pointed plumes, a swan-curved neck, folded wings, and a…
A robed wizard figurine — pointed wide-brim hat, long flowing beard, and one hand raised in greeting. Looks great printed in a silk or colour-shift filament (the photos are magenta silk and a pink-to-blue dual silk). The magnet hand: The…
A Morse-code earring that hides a word in plain sight. Every letter is one horizontal row of dots (•) and dashes (—); the rows stack top-to-bottom on a thin central strand, so the message reads straight down the charm. Standard Morse…
A travel cribbage score track that fits in a pocket — with scoring pegs that can never fall out . Each player gets one peg riding a hidden T-channel : the peg's foot is wider than the top slot, so once it is on the track it only slides 0…
A two-in-one Cascadia upgrade in a single download: the market-row display rack , plus the full set of five sculpted 3D wildlife tokens that drop right into it. The rack Each turn you draft one of the four face-up habitat-tile +…
A genuinely 3D little wiener dog you can wear. Not a flat relief — this is a volumetric sausage dog: a plump ellipsoid barrel body, a raised head with a long blunt snout, two floppy ears, four stubby legs and a jaunty up-and-back curl of…
The Wooden Horse of Troy, reimagined as a little rolling treasure box. Pull it along on four spoked wooden wheels, then swing open the hinged door in its back to reveal a hidden compartment inside the belly. Pure Odyssey / Iliad lore: the…
Utensil Rest — Drip Bowl + Handle Saddle The stirring spoon has to go somewhere. Put it on the counter and the counter gets a stripe; put it in a flat spoon rest and the handle still lands in the sauce that ran off it. This one separates…
A three-headed hellhound wall plaque. Each open mouth is a hook — hang a leash, keys or a collar from it. 180 x 160 mm, standing 85 mm off the wall. One part, no supports, no glue, no screws. The Magnets Go In During The Print Five…
A Day-of-the-Dead calavera trinket box. It splits across the brow: the cranium lifts off as a lid, the face stays on the base and holds a ~37 cm3 cavity — big enough for rings, guitar picks, dice or a folded note. Closed size: 62 x 58 x…
