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A 90mm spherical diorama of a ruined Earth. It features a solid core representing polluted oceans, overlaid with fractured landmasses.
Requires no supports if your printer handles heavy bridging well, though the outer cloud ring overhangs may benefit from minimal scaffolding.
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A stylized desk display piece inspired by vintage sci-fi light cycles. This version features an aggressive front cowl, chevron-sliced side fairings, and a solid neon light stream trailing out from the rear tire. Features Flat Stance: The underside of the chassis and tires are sliced at Z=1.5mm to sit perfectly flush against the build plate without needing supports underneath. Hubless Silhouette: Deep-set, open-core wheels echo classic sci-fi rims. Integrated Stream: The solid light trail serves as both a visual anchor and extra balance for the model. Print Notes Two-color capability recommended to separate the chassis elements from the neon glows and trail. The "Rinsler" stamp is small and obscure — orient the part to catch good cooling, or use a smaller nozzle if you want to hold the fine edges on the lettering.
A dark, armored ring holder inspired by the spiked aesthetics of fantasy crowns, designed to securely hold rings from US sizes 6 to 14. Features Tapered Spire: The main column tapers gradually to accommodate a wide range of ring sizes, catching small rings at the top and larger rings toward the base. Internal Sensor Channels: Features two hidden 5mm channels running up the length of the front and right tips, stopping just 0.4mm short of the surface, allowing for concealed sensors. Textured Base: The base flares out dramatically with horizontal armor grooves for stability and style.

What it's for A desk-sized display piece featuring a heavy scimitar curve, weathered blade damage, and an intricate pommel. Dimensions Overall Length: ~245 mm Blade Thickness: 5 mm at the spine Grip Length: 50 mm Print notes Symmetrical design. If printing on a standard FDM setup, sink it down the Z-axis by 9 mm in your slicer to produce a flat-backed version that prints perfectly with no supports.
Desk objects that tip backward are an instant nuisance. This Light Cycle runs a flat-bottomed low-slung chassis, putting the center of gravity where it belongs and dropping the nose so it plants firmly on a shelf or desk. Print details Dimensions: 26mm x 285mm x 53mm Clearance: Prints fully flat against the bed Assembly: Designed as a single plate print; uses regions to let you multi-color print the light ribbons and canopy in a slicer.
Transform an IKEA RÖDALM picture frame into a flush, wall-mounted iPad display. This two-part adapter replaces the stock mat and securely holds a 5th-generation iPad without rattling. The front face features a deep 22mm chamfer that drops precisely down to the active screen area, giving it a premium gallery look. The entire assembly sits on your printer's bed face-down and prints support-free. Features Support-Free Design: The steep internal bevel means you can print this flat without supports, resulting in a pristine front face. Puzzle Lock: The two halves snap together at the centerline with extruded puzzle joints, aligning the faces perfectly. Continuous Power: An oversized bottom channel allows standard and right-angle Lightning cables to plug in and drop straight out the back, perfect for permanent wall mounting. Accessible: Dedicated cutouts for the home button, front camera, speakers, and side buttons. Cooling: Integrated back channels ensure passive airflow around the device. Print Notes Print face-down (the flat front face touching the build plate). No supports needed. Designed to comfortably fit on standard 220 × 220 mm beds.

A 3D-printable replica of a classic sci-fi identity disc, segmented into distinct parts for multi-colour printing or assembly. What it's for Designed as a cosplay prop or a display piece, this disc features an ergonomic grip core and recessed channels that can be printed in contrasting materials to simulate data rings. Dimensions Overall Diameter: 200 mm Thickness: 14 mm Grip Core Inner Diameter: 85 mm Print notes The model is broken into three distinct colour zones (Outer Blade, Inner Core, and Data Rings). For single-extruder setups, you can separate the regions in your slicer to print them individually and assemble them later.