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Perfect for your desk or windowsill as an indoor home to small succulents, cacti or small trailing plants.
Overall width of roughly 110mm, 80mm deep and 80mm tall. The inner plant pocket is 90mm x 60mm and 70mm deep, providing plenty of room for planting soil. A single central 12mm drainage hole helps prevent over-watering.
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A low-poly, faceted desk lamp designed to resemble cut crystal or gemstones. The clean, straight geometry gives it a high-end, architectural feel while ensuring it prints extremely fast with no supports. Customization Hooks Facets: Currently set to 8 (octagon) — could drop to 6 for a chunkier look. Scale: Base and shade proportions can be independently stretched. Hardware: Sized for a standard E27 light fitting (42mm hole).
A 90mm spherical diorama of a ruined Earth. It features a solid core representing polluted oceans, overlaid with fractured landmasses. Scale: 90mm globe diameter, expanding to roughly 145mm across the outer cloud belt. Structural Details: The storm cloud ring is permanently anchored to the surface via six heavy industrial smoke stacks, ensuring no floating geometry. Fitment: The South Pole incorporates a 50mm flat base to sit completely flush against a printer bed or display shelf without rolling. Surface Layout: Continents are heavily fissured, revealing the core layer beneath. Scattered city blocks feature leaning towers and bridge structures. Requires no supports if your printer handles heavy bridging well, though the outer cloud ring overhangs may benefit from minimal scaffolding.
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.

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 modern reeded table lamp designed to stand independently on a desk, nightstand, or cabinet. The design has been re-proportioned to be shorter and wider, offering a grounded, substantial look. Customization & Assembly Main Shade: Measures 130mm tall and 140mm wide, heavily textured with vertical reeds. It simply slides over the base lip. Base Stand: Sits flat on the table with a 25mm height. It features a standard 42mm hole for an E27 socket and a discreet bottom channel for cable routing. Top Diffuser: A drop-in cap that hides the bulb and softens the upward light. All three pieces are designed to be printed easily without supports. The modular drop-in fit makes swapping bulbs or modifying the shade's color later straightforward.
A trio of statement centerpiece vases designed with deep organic grooves, sweeping necks, and soft ivory tones. Each piece balances a minimalist ceramic aesthetic with flowing, fabric-like curves, ready to print as functional tabletop decor. Low Spiral Vase: A wide, dramatic base that twists upward through 140 degrees into a slightly offset neck. Tall Wavy Vase: The anchor of the set, standing 210 mm tall with crisp vertical ribs and a gentle 45-degree rotation. Asymmetric Curved Vase: A sweeping swan-like profile that leans dynamically off-center with a reverse twist. Print Notes: Designed to be printed in standard FDM standard mode (hollowed out with 2.5 mm walls, rather than vase mode) for maximum rigidity and heft. No supports required. Ensure your print bed is well leveled to anchor the large flat bases securely.