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I found myself in need for a candle flame to use with RGB-LED-strips and an Arduino in a holiday decoration project (which I obviously barely finished for said holidays. But there is always next year). This is a simple shape sculpted in…
I made these bowls for my kids to use in their toy kitchen. They are a simple design with no need for supports. I had some issues along the perimeter of the bowl halfway up. I discovered that my slicer had sliced a couple of layers with…
I made these for my kids to use in their toy kitchen. They are a simple design with no need for supports. Important note: you should print those files with the large flat surface on the bed. After using 5% infill a few times I increased…
After printing the original for a player (with necromantic tendencies), I decided to make a version for myself. I sculpted some teeth and horns in Blender. I imagine it would have been possible to make those addidions look low-poly, too,…
A while back I made a sword from plywood. Recently, I wanted to display it in a less gathering-dust-in-the-corner-fashion. To that end I found models for squash claws which I modified. Usind Blender I bent them to hold the blade at a…
UPDATE: I added three more versions to this. Two come with different holes (hole A and hole B) that are meant for printing two pieces (no supports, 15% infill recommended) to be glued back to back. The other new one comes with thanks to…
When I printed the original model ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2166169 , all credit for the model goes to https://www.thingiverse.com/dtuininga/designs ) for my kids, the first thing they asked was why it only had 4 legs. I know…
We have a number of remote controls laying around, so I set out to make a holder for them. I was two test-prints in to determine the dimensions when I realized that I could make short work of it by printing a middle bit, glue them…
Progress Clocks are a mechanic from the roleplaying game Blades in the Dark. Here is a video by Sly Flourish about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVrGcXto5RM Yes, the base idea is to draw a circle on an index card. But that's…
We had a plant trying to take over the window sill recently by sprouding creeping tendrils. To give it a place to grow, I designed these three rings (that can be printed all at once if you nest them correctly). Using three wooden sticks…
This is my attempt at a "compliant" base for paper minis. The idea is that you can bend it slightly for the part that holds the minis to open up. Insert the miniature, and it will hold it well enough for a game. Then, you can easily…
My kids asked me to print them a couple of eyeballs for their play kitchen. I chose not to ask questions but get designing. All the pieces can be printed with no supports or rafts. Use white filament for the top and bottom half of the…
Another item for a toy kitchen, this time I made hotplates for the kids to cook on. They come in two different sizes and are meant to be screwed down with a single wood screw. Yes, the screw is a design element and thus counts as fancy.…
I made a new & improved version! Check it out here: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/129134 What you are looking at here are bases for paper miniatures. If you are into tabletop roleplaying (like Dungeons & Dragons, but including so…
Seals of the Apocalypse from the video game Darksiders. If you feel like the Apocalypse is incoming, you should definitely print these seals to delay the inevitable. I used my resin printer to print them, but I had success with FDM, too.…
I made this modular system to simulate floating and flying for our ttrpg battlemap needs. The idea is to use a base and a top with a piece of clear tube of variable length. For something like 1 square (or 5") up, you just place the top on…
This is based on the Red Mage Dagger from D&D lore as seen in "Honor among Thieves". I sculpted this in Blender based on a single reference image, and I am happy with how it turned out. Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution:…
Based on the critters from Hellboy 2, these are meant for laser cutting from 3mm material. Depending on your settings and stock, you might need to glue the pieces in place. I would love to hear what you think!
I made this to hang shelves on pieces of paracord. The idea is to thread this underneath the board you want to hang, then thread the cord through the two hooks and it should lock in place. You can check out how I used them in this video -…
I am using DN50 hoses/pipes in my workshop to get dust from one point to another. After going through a number of systems, I designed this bayonet-style connector. The goal was to make something that I could easily connect and disconnect,…
I have printed several daggers over the years and wanted to give them a cutting-edge home. I also added a very pun-ny line to it if you are so inclined. Do not use it for real knives - it was neither designed that way, nor should sharp…
This is a simple way to switch one DN50 dust collection hose between two - or the other way around. All you need are three pieces of DN50 plastic pipe to act as connectors for the hoses. In my workshop I have a dust collection on the…
Hideous Abomination is a game that is currently on Kickstarter/in pre-order. There is a print'n'play-version, for which I designed this box. Check out the game here:…
A quick design I came up with to solve the following problem: Every kid has a pair of inline skates as well as a set of protectors. To clean up the mess, this design is made for the two skates to be hung from the side hooks with the cloth…
UPDATE: I turned these laser-cut files into .stl-files for 3d printing. Let me know how they work for you! I had a bunch of pin to display (from Dragonsteel/Brandon Sanderson's work), and came up with a minimalist design. The idea is to…
I was looking for a way to display a number of printed odds and ends, and this is what I came up with. Because I was also looking for a way to put these flex tubes to good use since I never had the need to use them for welding third…
Short version: four different pipe-like objects that may or may not serve you as props for roleplaying games. Long version: In Kobold Press' monster book Creature Codex, there is a Demon Lord named Chittr'k'k (pase 76). They are rat…
Simple design - just place on the "u"-shaped side, then scale z to the size you require. Then cut a strip of paper (slightly thicker than printer paper should work best) and slide it in from the top side (if you have elephant's foot at…
These are all currently available results.
![Bowls for the Toy Kitchen [no supports]](https://media.printables.com/media/prints/50852/images/502567_44db042e-5328-46ff-9ae1-4e387fdc00e6/large_display_bowls_50852.jpg)
![Plates for Toy Kitchen [no supports]](https://media.printables.com/media/prints/50851/images/502561_f5fa5730-9187-4120-a9d5-23290d8d02c4/large_display_plates_50851.jpg)
![Eyeballs [no support, modular]](https://media.printables.com/media/prints/49649/images/493148_3f4e6a93-5e1b-4fc6-af25-5fde645b2b7b/large_display_eyeballs_49649.jpg)
![Toy Kitchen Hotplates [no supports]](https://media.printables.com/media/prints/57676/images/604847_c9a8e385-38d4-45ee-be7a-e6674cb7d63c/large_display_img_20210218_120109__57676.jpg)
