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A single-piece desktop lighthouse designed as a structural display model. It features a tapered main tower, an exposed gallery deck, and an octagonal lantern room. A vertical row of six evenly spaced windows runs up the front face.
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A simplified, life-size-style display model of the Antikythera mechanism: an upright case with a round front dial, a pointer, an open-backed gear train and a rear hand crank. Case 180 x 90 x 190 mm, open at the back to show the gears 130 mm front dial with ring grooves and 60 tick marks Nine spur gears (20 to 48 teeth, module 1.25) arranged in three layers, with phase-matched teeth so they mesh Fixed 4 mm pegs on the front wall carry the compound gears; the main 48-tooth gear is fused to a 6 mm axle that drives the front pointer Rear bearing bar supports the axle, with a crank handle on the back The gear train is a stylised interpretation, not a tooth-accurate copy of the original 30-plus gear mechanism. Print the case, dial, gears, axle and crank separately; the compound gears sit loose on their pegs with 0.3 mm clearance.
This is a stylized Apollo-style lunar lander display model. It has an octagonal descent stage with four shallow fuel-tank bulges and a panel band around the middle, a faceted hexagonal ascent cabin with a raised front hatch, an engine bell underneath, and four splayed A-frame legs with chamfered footpads. One leg — the front-right — carries a ladder with two rails and rungs, and a tilted dish on an 8 mm mast sits toward the rear of the cabin roof. At roughly 82 mm across the footpads, it is sized as a compact desk or shelf piece. The cabin front is clean apart from the hatch, so the model reads as a lander rather than anything else. The legs are the widest part of the print; the body sits well inside that spread. Specs Footprint: approx. 82 mm across the footpads Descent stage: octagonal, approx. 68 mm across × 22 mm tall, with four shallow fuel-tank bulges and a mid panel band Ascent stage: faceted hexagonal cabin, approx. 42.5 mm across × 43.5 mm tall, with a raised front hatch and a tilted dish on an 8 mm mast Engine bell: approx. 18 mm across × 9 mm tall, mounted low under the central body about 1 mm above the plate, so it reads best from a low viewing angle Legs: four A-frame legs, each with a thick main strut anchored into the descent stage, a lower angled strut and two side struts; chamfered footpads approx. 17 mm Ladder: two rails and rungs on the front-right leg Use: display model for a desk, shelf, or space-themed collection Printing notes The splayed legs and footpads set the build plate footprint; check the 82 mm spread against your plate before scaling up The dish mast, ladder rungs and hatch are the finest features — a smaller layer height keeps them crisp
Exploded miniature of a masjid scene with every component spread apart with visible gaps. Parts: white base, platform tiers, four black Kaaba walls, roof, door, gold bands, walkway tiles, arrows, palms, bushes, grass, pilgrims, Zamzam station, Maqam Ibrahim and blue sign parts. Layout: exploded only, no assembled copy. Export: the download is one file; separating individual parts happens outside this model.
Moldura quadrada para um botão de 50,1 mm de lado, com encaixe de 3 mm de profundidade e cantos arredondados. A parede ao redor do encaixe tem 3 mm, resultando em 56,1 mm de lado externo e 6,5 mm de altura total. Um furo para ímã de 8×2 mm fica centralizado na face superior; na face inferior há quatro furos para ímãs de 5×2 mm, próximos aos cantos, posicionados a 21 mm do centro em X e em Y. A peça imprime em uma única parte. Encaixe: 50,1 × 50,1 mm, cantos arredondados, 3 mm de profundidade Dimensão externa: 56,1 × 56,1 mm; altura total: 6,5 mm Parede ao redor do encaixe: 3 mm Ímã central: furo de 8,2 mm de diâmetro × 2,1 mm de profundidade na face superior (ímã de 8×2 mm) Quatro furos na face inferior para ímãs de 5×2 mm: 5,2 mm de diâmetro × 2,1 mm de profundidade, a 21 mm do centro em X e em Y Folga dos furos: 0,2 mm no diâmetro e 0,1 mm na profundidade Impressão: uma peça única, sem suportes nos furos
El marco para fotos Instax Mini evita que la foto se caiga de la nevera, se doble por una esquina o acabe pegada con cinta que deja residuo. La foto entra deslizándola por la abertura superior y queda en un bolsillo cerrado por abajo y por los lados; la trasera es una placa sólida, así que la ventana no la atraviesa y no se ve la foto por detrás. Dos imanes de neodimio en la cara trasera, en la parte superior, lo sujetan sin chinchetas ni cinta. El marco va en vertical y mide 60 × 90 mm en total, con 4,8 mm de grosor. La ventana deja un borde frontal inferior de 15 mm y uno superior de 7 mm: el inferior sigue siendo el ancho de una polaroid, pero el de arriba queda corto y la ventana se pasa 6 mm de la zona de imagen de la Instax (62 mm). Por ahí se verá algo más de la foto o de su borde blanco. Medidas que deciden el montaje Marco: 60 × 90 mm, 4,8 mm de grosor. Ventana frontal: 46 × 68 mm, centrada a lo ancho, a 15 mm del borde inferior y a 7 mm del superior. Bolsillo para la foto: cerrado, abierto solo por el borde superior; la foto de 53 × 86 mm entra deslizándola desde arriba. El bolsillo mide 54,6 mm de ancho. Paredes laterales: unos 2,7 mm. Trasera: placa sólida de 2,6 mm; la ventana no la atraviesa. Alojamientos de imán: 11 mm de diámetro y 1,8 mm de profundidad, separados 28 mm entre centros, con el centro a 14 mm del borde superior, en la cara trasera detrás de la zona de la ventana. Dejan 0,8 mm de plástico entre el imán y la foto. Para imprimir Necesitas dos imanes de neodimio de 8 × 1,5 mm y una gota de cianoacrilato para fijarlos. Con alojamientos de 11 mm, cada imán de 8 mm queda con 1,5 mm de holgura por lado; hay que pegarlo para que no se mueva. La holgura del bolsillo está calculada para que la foto entre deslizando; si la impresora aprieta las paredes, puede que entre justa. El marco se imprime como una sola pieza; los imanes se pegan después.

Pebbl is a small slotted disc that holds aquarium plant stems down in the substrate. The stem slides in through the open slot and seats in a rounded pocket at the centre, so the plant stays put without wire, glue or clips. The flat, compact profile sits low and is easy to bury under gravel or sand. Dimensions Diameter: 25 mm Thickness: 8 mm Slot width: 3 mm, running from one edge to the centre Edges: 1 mm chamfer on the top and bottom rims Slot end: rounded at the centre so a stem seats cleanly Print notes Prints flat on the build plate with no supports. PETG at high infill is a good choice for sinking weight. Plastic is light, so larger plants may need a thicker or wider disc. Use an aquarium-safe filament.