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6.19.23 EDIT: Added a few more versions with different hole configurations. Pick whatever you like the best :) Onshape link This seemingly simple toy isn't just fun to play with, it's also a perfect way to demonstrate the capabilities of…
This is a small toy laptop, primarily intended for pestering my cats with. Printing Print it flat, optionally with a filament change where the screen and keyboard are for contrast. You could also achieve a similar result using an ink pad…
This is a snap-together case for the VisionFive 2 single board computer. I have included both a slotted version (which you'll probably want if you just want to use it as-is) and a solid version (primarily for if you'd like to modify the…
I enjoyed Ace940's design in concept, but mine broke off, so made my own from scratch with chunkier dimensions around the hole.
This is a simple parametric model made using OpenSCAD which generates a “googly eye”-like shape, but without any mechanism for turning. Good enough for silly fun, though. Use a layer change to get the colors.
Working on making silly robots. I am very bad at it, but I did make this printable wheel. A brim is recommended for the wheel. Print the tire separately in TPU and then just slip it on over.
I loved DSt's design (it's a wonderful minimalist fox head!) but wished it had a better mounting loop, so I modified it a little. Use it as a little charm for a bracelet, or whatever. I made it for a phone charm strap.
Onshape link The size is based off of a standard credit card, so it can be stashed away inside a wallet until needed. You can optionally print with two filament swaps, one near the bottom and one near the top, for nice contrast of the…
JUL 2026 UPDATE: Added "flipped" versions which should fit fans that are a bit wider. The 26mm flipped should fit the current Lasko 20-inch box fans, and you can take advantage of the feet to hold the filter in well enough with only two…
This is a simple and minimalist design for a Christmas tree-like decoration made using OpenSCAD. It prints rather well in vase mode, the crinkly spirals making for a sturdy shape. Don't waste plastic!
Onshape link A simple design to solve a persistent problem. Simply screw the bases and join with covers. Mitered versions are provided to conquer corners. All parts are designed to print quickly, and the covers snap on without any…
A wet floor sign that can be printed in two colors. You can switch the colors manually if you'd like, since it only uses the first layer. The hinge prints in place, and should move quite freely. The roughness of the layer lines should…
Googly eyes not included. While standard solder fume suckers only filter and then recirculate, this offers optional full extraction. All you need is a single 120mm fan, which can be salvaged easily from old computers or bought cheaply…
Made this using Onshape to sort my googly eye collection. You can use it for other things too I guess You can generate your own sizes using the Onshape link as needed. Onshape link
I wasn't quite sure what to make for the Valentines Day contest, but this idea seemed like fun. The hinge is purposefully made larger than necessary to turn it into a unique design element. I also put in a snap closure, because I felt…
I wanted a way to place my phone onto a tripod while taking advantage of the fancy flexing feature. This does the trick nicely. The thread is nabbed from the linked remix model, and I sized it for my own tripod. Remove any bottom case,…
Print two of them, obviously. Screws into a surface. Space about 20cm apart. Put the bag handles into the hooky bits as pictured.
Just thought it would be a fun design. I printed at .16mm layer height and switched filaments twice. If you don't switch filaments it will probably look boring. No fancy clips, as those can damage pages. Flat works well enough.
The flash contest gave me an idea to try my hand at some basic OpenSCAD. I hope the code isn't too messy.
2026.5 UPDATE: made the corners less rounded so the tolerances should be better now. You've probably seen this layout for packing squares into another square around lately. Now you can enjoy it as a puzzle. Onshape link
I'm surprised nobody's done anything like this yet. It's a nice pattern. The base vector was pilfered from https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/~csk/hat/app.html if you want to have fun with it yourself. I've also included the uncropped inner…
Assemble with a wide mouth mason jar and band for a quick and easy mini trash can.
I wasn't fully satisfied with the original design, so I decided to remake it. It should fit all board revisions, and I've included a variety of tops and bottoms. Mix and match as you wish, or modify the blank ones to suit your fancy. The…
2022 UPDATE: The original models were a bit wonky and used centimeters instead of millimeters as the unit. Whoops! I've rescaled them so they should import properly by default into PrusaSlicer now. UPDATE: Made the wide mouth version fit…
If you've ever wanted to hold that skull from the 1533 Holbein painting The Ambassadors in your hand, now you can. Or at least, you can get pretty close.
This design is for a drink coaster, based off the Hilbert space-filling curve. I have included a few pre-rendered high resolution models, as examples. Or if you just don't have OpenSCAD installed.
A simple hook which snaps nicely in place. Held in by the load applied to it, yet still easy to remove by pulling upwards. Print it in PETG, if you don't want it to melt on a summer day.
A new take on a classic concept. A brim is recommended for bed adhesion.
I have a lot of mason jars. I needed something to water some plants indoors. Regular and wide mouth sizes included for all your jar needs. Unless your jar is a weird size. Use a standard band to attach it to the jar.
I wanted to have two shortcut buttons underneath my desk, to turn on and off both a light and a fan. I then got a bit distracted… This is a snap together enclosure for a couple of Cherry MX style switches and a D1 mini style…
I liked the concept of this model , but thought the execution was somewhat lacking. This is my own version of such a design. It prints quickly, doesn't use much filament, and you can fit plenty on a single buildplate. To use it, simply…
The logo for Gentoo , but with a base added so it's easier to print and use as a ~~stupid~~ cool figurine to show off how much of a ~~dweeb~~ geek you are. The Gentoo logo is is copyright Gentoo Foundation and Lennart Andre Rolland,…
I liked the front form factor of the MK6 but wanted to use more of the spare parts I had lying around. After printing the sides, bottoms, and back, you can use the normal MK6 parts. Be sure to add the top cover once you're done too, so…
This double-length dinghy has four times the cabin for four times the fun.
This is an enclosure that houses a D1 Mini style microcontroller and a 30mm Sanwa-style arcade button. You can then use ESPHome to create and flash the firmware for the microcontroller. I've included a sample YAML configuration file…
The design by Vector3D is very good, but I needed to make some minor tweaks to fit the spare parts I had on hand from a broken Ender 3. The feet attach to the sides of the extrusion and can be printed on most printers, even teeny tiny…
I needed a hook to hang up my motorcycle helmet and couldn't find a design I liked. This one was based off the size of my helmet, but should work for anything you need a big chunky hook for. Now with tweaked curvature, no supports needed.…
There is a version with and without holes. Pick your favorite. The dimensions are based off the contest description, so if they're wrong, please tell me and I'll make a tweaked version. I don't own a record player. Onshape links: holes -…
I liked the original's idea but it's too wide for some machines. This is just a narrower version made in Tinkercad, if you desire that. Have fun and happy printing.
These guys are fun to program. Unfortunately, the dragon curve does not make for a good coaster, but it still looks nice. OpenSCAD started crashing at order 15 for me, but your mileage may vary.
They didn't have any of the “kemono” styles ones at the Spirit Halloween near me, but this one was really cheap there. At $15 on clearance, it was worth a shot. After replacing the eyes, I think the end result is fun enough for what I…
This model is released under a No Derivatives license. If you would like to make a derivative version with your logo, or have us make one for you, you can get in touch at [email protected] via e-mail to discuss licensing terms. I hand…
A little thing to put your SBCs in, and be able to have them all plugged up to stuff. Good for just having them on the network. https://cad.onshape.com/documents/cb5ebefd8a518ce9ab3acd88/v/c08dfea4cf02e8e7d814889c/e/3901c831f3e3dc1fd40636a6
Onshape link Prints well on the side without any support. Or you can print it flat on the back with supports. It's up to you.
Onshape link This is an enclosure I made for turning some LED strip I had lying around into some simple light panels. The “shade” should be printed with the broad side flat on the build plate, and is thin enough to allow light to pass…
I had the idea to turn used soda cans into little storage cups which could sit out of the way but be pulled down as needed. The pegs snap in to the pegboard, but can still be removed if needed. This design works with US 12oz cans, but…
Let people know you aren't just being lazy by not mowing your lawn. You're being lazy with purpose! Both screw and zip tie mounting holes provided. If you don't like either of those, add your own to the version without mounting options.…
It's Suzanne with a low-poly loop for adding a hook or string. Perfect for any nerdy/artsy Christmas tree! Use supports from build plate only at the supplied angle. They should remove cleanly.
The Hyper 212 Spectrum v3 is very cheap. It also has a very shiny top. I wanted a more sleek top without spending extra. This probably won't fit other iterations of the Hyper 212. If in doubt, measure first. It may fit some versions when…
This model's render time grows rather fast. I have rendered the first four iterations in case you do not have the CPU cycles to spare. Despite the name of this website, this model is probably not actually printable, but I won't stop you…
A silly little 3D model inspired by some silly emojis. Category: Sculptures
Marking what kind of plastic you use is a useful idea to let whoever has to deal with your trash in the future deal with it responsibly. You can embed these SVGs into a design in the slicer easily, as a negative volume. I chose to use a…
I was tired of never having one when I poked myself, so I designed this up real quick. It's made to look like a bandaid slightly and should hold a handful. Category: Organization
I wanted a unique pencil holder, so I edited the vase model linked in the remix and came up with this. It's pretty neat looking and prints without supports, if your printer is good enough. A360 link: https://a360.co/31r9l8C Timelapse:…
A portable keychain Wilson! Now you'll always have a friend with you. Thank you to Jacob Kincheloe for making such a good model.
If you're a specific kind of nerd , you probably know and love the Dell MPF82E. It just looks like some boring internal part for old Dell Latitude D-series laptops, so normal people don't buy them, but they're actually really great USB…
The stock hotend on the Biqu Hurakan is terrible, so I replaced it with the Trianglelab TCHC TR6 . Unfortunately, the mounting holes are 1mm different,so I made this adapter up. This design might not work with the stock shroud's probe…
I slapped a BMG-clone extruder on my Biqu Hurakan, but the stock filament runout sensor location is too close to the extruder mount to work with it. So this bracket moves things up and out to fit nicely. I used threaded inserts in the…
The original design is very fun, but the screws for the peen side are a bit too short, and the text doesn't feel nice in the hand. So, I fixed the screw and also made a textless version. If you really love the text, you can keep it of…
UPDATE: Added a short version as well, in both diffused and non-diffused. Take your pick. I like the hat tiling pattern, so of course I'm putting it on here. Two versions are included. The normal one is fully see-through, and the other…
I thought it would be fun to hand some of these out. Included 3MF is for multicolor printers.
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