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A 200x150mm freestanding frame cut specifically for standard 6x4 inch photographic prints. It eliminates standard metal retaining clips in favor of a full-width sliding dovetail backing plate, ensuring uniform pressure across the print surface. An integrated kickstand prints directly inside the rear plate, requiring no secondary assembly or hardware.
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A clean, single-piece A4 picture frame designed to print flat on large beds (like 360x360mm). It prints face-down to ensure a smooth front finish and requires zero supports. Integrated Keyholes: Built-in flush mounts for both portrait and landscape orientation. Drop-in Retainers: Six small twist-clips print alongside the frame in the empty center space. They drop into the pre-drilled holes on the back to lock your paper and cardboard backing firmly in place. Generous Recess: The back channel allows up to 2.5mm of clearance, leaving plenty of room for standard A4 paper paired with a corrugated cardboard or stiff card backing.

A two-part adapter plate that centers a 5th Generation iPad (9.7") inside an IKEA RÖDALM frame. It acts as a solid backing spacer, locking the tablet into the frame body while providing a cutout exactly the size of the active screen. The split design fits on a standard 220mm print bed and joins with simple flat printed tabs, avoiding overhangs entirely. Remixing and Adjustments Screen Cutout: Currently set to 197 × 148 mm. If you swap to an iPad with a different bezel ratio, you can adjust these dimensions to crop it cleanly. Frame Depth: The total block depth is 30 mm. Thinner frames will require cutting down the outer block height. Cable Routing: A 16 × 25 mm rear channel provides plenty of clearance for bulky aftermarket Lightning cables. Joints: Uses simple 11 × 14 mm rectangular biscuits. You can easily scale these or add more pairs for extra rigidity depending on your printer's tolerances.
Helix is a flared lamp shade with no solid wall. 72 thin fins spiral through a 60° twist as the shade widens from the base to the top, and three low reinforcing rings hold the whole frame together. The result reads like a lantern or woven cage, and the light comes through as spiralling slats of shadow. The fins and rings are matched on purpose: each fin reaches inward only as far as the rings do, so the inner edge stays clean from bottom to top. A small spoked fitter ring at the base seats the shade over a lamp holder. Dimensions Height: 130 mm Base diameter: about 90 mm Top diameter: about 140 mm Twist: 60° over the full height Features 72 twisted, flared fins, 1.2 mm thick Three low-profile rings at the bottom, middle and top, 3.5 mm tall Fin depth matched to the ring depth (about 6.6 mm at the base, scaling with the flare) Spoked fitter ring at the base, 3 mm tall Print notes Print upright with the fitter ring on the plate. Slow speeds help, since the fins are thin. Use a cool LED bulb only. Fit to a specific socket is untested, so check the fitter ring against your holder.
A smooth, continuous 10mm tubular loop mathematically traced into a classic heart shape, scaled to a full 20cm span. Ideal as a minimalist wall piece, a wreath frame, or a standalone desk feature. Dimensions Width: 200 mm Cord Diameter: 10 mm Overall Profile: Sits flat with a 10 mm Z-height Features Continuous Sweep: A closed tubular loop with no hard joints. Classic Proportions: Driven by standard parametric heart equations for a familiar, balanced shape. Ready to Print: Sits perfectly flat on the bed, requiring zero supports.

What it's for A 6th-grade style Mesopotamian ziggurat model made from bold, basic geometric shapes. The structure relies on simple stacked cubes for the main tiers, a chunky 6-step staircase to represent a grand ramp, and a classic triangular roof capping the top shrine. Dimensions Base Tier: 100 × 100 mm Total Height: 85 mm (including the new roof) Staircase: 6 large blocks, extending 60 mm outward from the center. Print notes This model is built flat to the plate and requires zero supports. The large geometric shapes make it a very fast, reliable print in any standard filament.

An architectural scale model echoing the layout of the Great Ziggurat of Ur. It features a rectangular tiered base, the historically authentic triple-converging staircase assembly, and a midway gatehouse leading up to the final summit shrine. Remix Variables The layout is driven by clear step-and-tier geometry designed for easy modification: Tier Arrays: Arrays defining [width, length, height] for each level (140x100x24 for the base) let you scale the footprint or add levels effortlessly. Stair Stepping: The step loops scale their rise and run to exactly match the tier heights, making it trivial to change the vertical scale of the structure without breaking the stair logic. Taper Control: A single global inset drives the draft angle of the walls across all tiers.