31 models
This 3D printable piece features identical geometry on both sides and is designed to be printed twice using model 'A.' Whether used as a standalone piece or incorporated into your projects, it delivers exceptionally satisfying and…
I love Kintsugi so much! This is my love letter to the style and I hope you enjoy it as well! Printed and Painted model video below! If you like this design please consider checking out my Patreon where I will be releasing more designs…
IF YOU LIKE THIS MODEL, CHECK OUT MY OTHER MODELS AND SUPPORT MY PAGE Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/pixelchronicles ! Pokemon inspired, Tatsugiri Order Up platter, Tabletop DnD miniature This model is meant to be printed individually…
Kawai Tsugite is a fascinating and relatively modern woodworking joint. It's named after its inventor, Professor Naoto Kawai, and it's unique because it allows for the connection of wood from three different directions: horizontal,…
a joint that allow straight and two 90° connections. Contact faces made with clearance and slight angle for snug fit.
Sphère en 3 parties avec assemblage japonais. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZFrzMJ2Nr8&feature=youtu.be 3 pièces identiques 3 x élément 4 .stl quand elles sont assemblées, les 3 pièces sont difficilement démontables. impression facile…
IF YOU LIKE THIS MODEL, CHECK OUT MY OTHER MODELS AND SUPPORT MY PAGE Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/pixelchronicles ! Pokemon inspired, Tatsugiri (All Forms), Tabletop DnD miniature 20 mm small with and without base which can be used…
We were fascinated by Kawai Tsugite (Japanese Wood Joint). So we designed a puzzle box with it. If you are happy, Buymeacoffee!!
This 3D model posted on printables.com , is a copy of the Mitsugi Ohno true Klein bottle. Here is the story about the “true Klein bottle”. In 1892, mathematician Felix Klein first described the Klein bottle as an object that has a single…
So i saw the Kawai Tsugite Joint in a youtube video then looked up how it was made with wood. I then decided it would be a highly amusing CAD exercise so i sat down and tried replicating it. This is the result.
This is a very old Japanese woodworking joint. It's strong and configurable in 3 different orientations. I originally made this model and uploaded it to Thingiverse in 2014 under the username I_Makes_tuff. Since then it has popped up and…
After watching a video of a recreation of this mysterious joint, hundreds of years old but only relatively recently understood after being x-rayed, I decided to make a replica. This model has been created in OpenSCAD with a fit tolerance…
Parametric model for a shiribasami tsugi, a japanese woodworking joint. Most parameters are adjustable. Two identical copies of the joint come together and are secured by a rhombus-shaped pin (this can be made square traditionally, but…
Following on from the Mysterious Tsugite here , I moved on to the next one, which is the 4-way goose-neck joint but titled the “impossible joint” in the source video. This was also created in OpenSCAD but has been a bit of a pig to find…
Cracks styled naturally from one side and lightning like from another. Model contains an insert as a separate object which can be used for make the bottom stronger. If you have any suggestions for improvement or questions - feel free to…
It need to be printed 4 times to create the box Infill: 20% Supports: None Needed Adhesion: None Needed
Features Unique cracked design with organic, flowing patterns Threaded stand system – simply screw the egg into the base (no glue needed!) Modular design – easy to print, assemble, and display Works great in multiple colors (as shown:…
Just practicing my CAD skills Original video:
Since Halloween is on my mind I thought I'd work on a skull but I ended up just trying to recreate the Kintsugi texture I created for the Oni Mask remix! I think this model turned out so I thought I'd share it. I have not printed this…
This heart is inspired by Kintsugi , the Japanese philosophy of repairing cracks with gold — embracing imperfections instead of hiding them. Rather than a broken object glued back together, this design represents something more subtle: a…
Printable 3D model. Tatsugiri chopsticks rest. Pokémon inspiration. STL file.
Tsugite Japanese jointinspired by this video : https://pin.it/7M8vDx5qB To build start by assembling joint 0 and 1 : Then add the joint 2 : Lock everything in place using the last piece : (Pieces might be hard to assemble use a hammer if…
This is minimal sized model to demonstrate the technique, the beam is only 1x1 cm. It is part of another larger project, but it stands alone as a useful and enlightening artifact that can be used in various ways. Furthermore I spent a lot…
Kintsugi Blossom Vase 🌸 A beautifully designed decorative vase inspired by the Japanese art of Kintsugi , featuring elegant golden fracture patterns combined with delicate floral blossoms. This model is designed as a unique 3D-printable…
I had a piece of wood missing from my TV stand, so I repaired it in the style of the “Kintsugi,” the Japanese art of “repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage with lacquer dusted or mixed with powdered gold, silver, or…
A kintsugi style Desk Organiser that helps oranise your books, keys, watches and anything that you like :] It features a dedicated space for calendar made using D6 dice, 4 key holders, a watch stand and a book shelf. the cracked golden on…
I love Kintsugi so much! This is my love letter to the style and I hope you enjoy it as well! Printed and Painted model video below! If you like this design please consider checking out my Patreon where I will be releasing more designs…
This 3D model posted on printables.com , is a copy of the Mitsugi Ohno true Klein bottle. Here is the story about the “true Klein bottle”. In 1892, mathematician Felix Klein first described the Klein bottle as an object that has a single…
This is minimal sized model to demonstrate the technique, the beam is only 1x1 cm. It is part of another larger project, but it stands alone as a useful and enlightening artifact that can be used in various ways. Furthermore I spent a lot…
This heart is inspired by Kintsugi , the Japanese philosophy of repairing cracks with gold — embracing imperfections instead of hiding them. Rather than a broken object glued back together, this design represents something more subtle: a…
