Description
Thin flat letters A, C and S that curl, lift and fold when they're too fragile to handle — printed as separate pieces so each can be placed where needed.
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A baby dragon figurine on a flat 64 x 80 mm base plate, built as one solid piece for FDM printing. Fit and print notes Four short legs, rounded body, small horns, tiny wings and a thick curved tail, all fused to the body. Check before printing: the bed must take about 64 x 80 mm. Prints without supports on its flat base in most cases. The horns and the wing tips are the only overhangs. Not scaled for any particular display stand or holder.
A solid 4 x 3.5 x 1 in block with "Francisco Suarez" indented into the 4 x 1 in front face. All edges carry a Roman ogee profile: a concave sweep flowing into a convex bead. Size: 101.6 x 88.9 x 25.4 mm Name indented 1.5 mm, centered on the front face Smooth S-curve edge profile on all twelve edges Flat base, prints without supports
A three-cell honeycomb of hexagonal wall shelves, each cell deep enough for small plants or a few books. The cells share walls and mount as one cluster, so a blank wall becomes a single graphic statement. Two keyhole slots per hex are hidden in the back panel, so no brackets are visible once hung. What it's for Displaying small potted plants, books, or ornaments on a wall. Turning a plain wall into a honeycomb feature without visible hardware. Hanging flush: screw heads sit in recesses on the wall side of the 6 mm back panel. Dimensions Each hex: 200 mm across the points, about 173 mm across the flats. Depth: 100 mm per shelf. Back panel: 6 mm thick. Side wall: 5 mm. Keyholes: two per hex, 80 mm apart, cut through the back panel with a recess on the wall side. Layout: three hexes joined along shared walls in a triangular cluster. Print notes The cluster is oriented back-down on the build plate, so it needs no supports. It prints as one large fused piece. Check that it fits your bed, or split it into single hexes. Use screws with heads that fit the keyhole recess, and anchors suited to your wall type. Remix ideas Add more cells to extend the honeycomb sideways or upward. Change the depth for shallow trinket shelves or deeper book cubbies. Print each hex separately in different colours and assemble them on the wall. Add a lip or a drainage hole for planters.
Funfair swing ride with a hand crank on top. Turning the crank spins the canopy and seat ring around a fixed central pin, and each of the six seats hangs from a captive ball joint so it swings outward as the ride turns. Base: 100 x 100 x 6 mm plate with a 30 mm column and 14 mm mast Spinning top: 70 mm seat ring and cone canopy on a 8 mm pin, 0.3 mm bearing clearance Seats: six, each on a 7 mm captive ball with a 3 mm rod, printed in place Crank: 30 mm arm with a 7 mm handle on top of the canopy Print in place, no supports needed for the base; the ring cavities bridge over the balls Overall height about 112 mm
Arched door frame and separate door for an OO scale (1:76) house, sized for a 13 x 26 mm wall opening with a semicircular top. The frame is 2 mm deep and continues around the inside of the arch, leaving a semicircular glass gap above the door. Frame: 12.8 mm wide, 25.9 mm tall, 2 mm deep Glass gap: semicircle, 8.8 mm across Door: 8.4 x 17.8 mm, printed as a separate piece Door detail: four raised panels, round handle, letterbox plate Fit: 0.1 mm clearance per side in the wall opening Print with a fine layer height; panel relief is 0.4 mm
Bloque rectangular con una ranura central para tarjetas y una estrella de cuatro puntas con lados curvos, grabada hacia el interior de la cara frontal. Bloque de 115 x 25 x 20 mm con bordes achaflanados Ranura de 4 mm de ancho y 10 mm de profundidad, de extremo a extremo Estrella curva de 16 mm de punta a punta, hundida 1,5 mm y centrada en la cara frontal Se imprime sin soportes apoyada sobre su base