Created 1 months ago
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A classic educational stacking ring set designed for early motor skills. The design features thick, fully rounded components to eliminate sharp edges and ensure safe handling. The generous clearances make stacking easy for small hands.
Perfect as a robust, classic nursery toy or a personalized gift for a toddler. It teaches size sorting and hand-eye coordination.
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A long, thin scratcher wand for reaching down inside a cast. It measures 300 mm long, 8 mm wide and 3 mm thick. Every edge is rounded at 1.4 mm so it slides in smoothly and soothes without catching or scraping skin. One end has a low dome bump, and the other end has a hang hole so the wand can live on a sofa arm, a hook or a loop of cord. It prints flat on the plate with no supports. The dome peaks at about 4.5 mm. Remix hooks Length (L, 300 mm): Shorten it for a forearm cast. Lengthen it for a full-leg cast. Stiffness drops as it gets longer, so consider more thickness if you go past 300 mm. Thickness (T, 3 mm): Thicker is stiffer but needs a wider gap in the cast. Thinner flexes more and can snap in some filaments. Width (W, 8 mm): 8 mm fits most cast gaps. Go narrower for tight padding. Tip bump: The dome is a flattened sphere (80% height) about 7.6 mm across. Make it taller for a firmer scratch, or remove it for a smooth rounded tip. Add a textured pad or ridges if you want something more aggressive. Hang hole (4.5 mm): Fits a small hook, a split ring or thin cord. Enlarge it for a lanyard or carabiner. Move it inward if you want a stronger handle end. Edge rounding (1.4 mm): This is close to the maximum for a 3 mm thickness. Reduce it for a crisper profile. Pairs with A sofa-arm hook or a loop of paracord through the hole. PETG or nylon for flex and durability. PLA works but is more brittle at this thickness. A second copy with a different tip as a spare. Colour regions The shaft and handle are one colour, and the bumped tip is another. This is a single printed piece, not an assembly.
Articulated dragon with a horned head, ten hinged body segments and back spikes. It prints as one piece with no assembly, and the body flexes in a wave when held. Joints: pin hinges with 0.4 mm clearance per side, alternating between side-to-side and up-down bending Segments: 10, tapering from an 18 mm wide head to a narrow tail Size: about 155 mm long, 12 mm tall without spikes Print: lay flat, no supports intended for the body; 0.2 mm layers, PLA or PETG After printing: bend each joint back and forth to break the hinges free Use: desk fidget, sensory toy
What it's for A flat, two-dimensional Christmas tree cutout with six stacked, tapering tiers over a short trunk. The tip is a plain point — no star, no topper — and the silhouette stays clean and unbroken. Seven small stars and seven small circles are scattered across the tiers as through-holes in those same shapes, punching light through the flat body and adding detail without any surface relief. It prints as one flat piece and comes off the plate ready to use, with no assembly and no supports. Dimensions Overall footprint: 70 mm wide × 98 mm tall Thickness: a constant 4 mm Tiers: six stacked branches Star holes: 7 through-holes, roughly 2.6 mm across the points Circle holes: 7 through-holes, 3.6 mm across Top: plain pointed tip, no star All of the star and circle holes sit inside the tree's outline, including the ones near the tip, so nothing breaks the outer silhouette. Print notes Print flat on the plate. The constant 4 mm body means there are no overhangs and no supports are needed. The holes are small, so a 0.4 mm nozzle prints them cleanly; the star points are sharp and may round off slightly. The flat faces are a good place for a colour change or a two-tone filament swap. Remix ideas Scale the outline up or down for a larger wall piece or a small tag. Thin the body to 2–3 mm for a lighter decoration, or thicken it for a freestanding table piece. Enlarge the star and circle holes for a stronger see-through effect, or change their count for a denser or sparser look. Add a name across the trunk, or add a hanging hole if you want to suspend it.
A deck box dressed like a spellbook cover: raised "MAGIC / THE GATHERING" title, five mana medallions (sun, drop, skull, flame, tree) and a gold swirl band on the front, with the five-colour wheel on the back wall and on the lid. The sliding dice drawer is laid out beside the box, flat on the build plate and ready to print on its own. Open-top deck cavity with a blocker lip across the back Tall drawer with a raised border and mana symbols on its face Separate lid with a plug and a pentagram wheel Front art stands directly off the wall, with no backing plate
Twee naamkaartjes voor aan een deur: Josfine op een bloemvorm en Michelle op een wolkvorm. De namen zijn in het kaartje verzonken, dus het oppervlak blijft vlak. Josfine: bloemvorm, roze Michelle: wolkvorm, blauw Dikte: 3 mm, naam ca. 1,4 mm diep ingegraven Geen ophanggat: ophangen met lintje, plakstrip of haakje Beide kaartjes printen plat zonder support.
A flat, six-armed snowflake ornament with a 4 mm string hole through a round eyelet that sits on the tip of the top arm. It prints as one solid piece, 3 mm thick, flat on the bed with nothing to support. Fits String, twine or thin ribbon up to roughly 4 mm through the eyelet; a knot or bead wider than the hole keeps it from pulling through. A tree branch, hook or nail with about 71 mm of clear height, so the eyelet and the point below it hang free. Does not fit / not included No hook, clip, stand or separate hanger — the eyelet is part of the print itself. No text, logo or engraved date; nothing is lettered on it. Not a multi-part kit; there is nothing to assemble. Check before printing Overall footprint is 55.3 mm wide across the flat sides and 70.5 mm tall including the eyelet, at 3 mm thick. Confirm the hanging spot leaves that much room and that your cord end passes the 4 mm hole — a hole that prints slightly tight may need a quick ream with a 4 mm drill bit. What is on the part Six broad arms, 4.5 mm wide with rounded ends, joined by side branches 4 mm wide — thick enough to handle and pack away each year. A 14 mm hexagon at the centre with a 6 mm hole through it, which trims filament without thinning the arms. An 11 mm rounded eyelet overlapping the full width of the top arm, so it reads as an extension of the arm rather than something stuck on. Every arm and branch is solid and properly joined, so the whole ornament stays low on filament while holding up to a season of hanging.