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A classic arched curio straight from the old apothecary: an open display alcove under the crown, a grid of little drawers with half-moon finger pulls and label frames, and an open shelf along the bottom. Drawers click shut on a built-in detent and every one is interchangeable. Cabinets taller than the printer arrive in two body sections that peg together. Prints flat with no supports.
An art-deco tower of drawers under an arched crown: the whole face steps inward in concentric frames, the top drawer is arch-shaped, and the bar pulls and turned feet press in as a contrast colour. Drawers click shut on a built-in detent and soft-stop before they fall out. Towers taller than the printer simply arrive in two body sections that peg together. Prints flat with no supports.
A vase in three parts: a slim coloured cup that holds the water, a sculpted clear shell printed in transparent PETG so it glows like frosted glass, and a coloured funnel collar that screws on top. The shell drops over the cup and its foot lands on a wide base flange; the collar then screws onto the neck and clamps the shell's mouth — captured top and bottom, so it never slides off. Choose from six shell styles — stacked twin bulbs, a classic urn, a slim bud vase, a fluted drum lantern, a faceted crystal, or rippled blown glass — then size the height and width. Prints as three pieces (two colour, one clear); no supports, no glue.
A personalised gift basket for a new arrival - and nursery storage long after the shower. Put the baby's name in a framed nameplate on the front, over a greeting like Welcome or Hello, and pick the motif that runs through the whole piece: a heart, star, cloud, teddy bear, bunny or daisy, cut through the medallion at the top of the carry handle and repeated in the little two-tone tiles beside the name. Choose the finish for the walls - open picket slats, a row of your motif, applied shaker panels, soft vertical reeding or plain - and the top edge, scalloped, cloud or straight. Size it from a small hamper to a full 220 mm basket. Prints in three colours with no supports: the basket on one plate, the handle, nameplate and tiles flat on the next, then a few drops of glue and it is done. Prefer a single filament? Set the nameplate to engraved and the name is cut straight into the wall.
Layered monthly milestone plaque for baby photos: a big raised number and the word for the month in six languages, on a striped hot-air balloon with a woven basket or a teddy bear with a belly badge. Printed flat with chunky rounded relief — a keepsake photo prop for every month of baby's first year.
A bird-shaped banana hanger that keeps the bunch bruise-free on the kitchen counter — pick a goose, a minimal modern bird, a chubby duck, an elegant swan or a toucan with a banana-shaped bill. The bird's neck arcs up and over its round base plate, and the bunch rests in a saddle on top of the bill, draping down through the open curve of the neck. Prints as two flat slot-together parts with no supports (the classic recipe), or in place as one standing piece. Two colour zones plus the base make the classic white-goose-orange-beak look one click away.
Personalised newborn keepsake: a standing hot-air balloon, teddy bear or baby elephant silhouette with the baby's name on the pedestal and four little clouds carrying the birth time, date, weight and length. The clouds print separately with raised lettering and glue into shallow pockets — a nursery-shelf gift for every new arrival.
A framed tabletop box sign: a chunky frame around a recessed panel, with your own text and a decorative icon — a coffee cup, heart, star, flower or sun. Pick the text, the art and which side it sits on, the font, and the overall width, height and depth. The frame, text and art print in one colour and the recessed panel in another, or fuse to a single colour.
A pedestal cake stand: a round serving platform on a flared, patterned foot. Pick the pedestal pattern — smooth, fluted, spiral, ribbed, faceted or waves — and the dimensions: platform size and thickness, overall height, and the foot and stem widths. Prints as one piece in a single colour.
A personalised topper for full-size cakes: type one or two lines of text, pick a font (casual or elegant script, tall block capitals, bold sans or serif), lay it out straight or arched, and optionally add an occasion motif — a graduation cap, star, heart or crown. The letters fuse onto a slim underline bar and stand on spikes that push into the cake, so it prints as one sturdy piece. The width follows the text and is capped to fit most printer beds. Prints in a single colour.
Six drink coasters that turn one favorite city into a coordinated table collection, plus a matching holder that stores the complete set upright. Choose New York, Rio de Janeiro, Paris, Tokyo, Seattle, San Francisco, London, Rome, Sydney, Barcelona, Chicago or Amsterdam. Every city gets six different locally recognizable compositions—landmarks, architecture, transport, culture and a typographic city mark—not one repeated graphic. Choose engraved one-color outlines, flush two-color inlays, or detailed four-color AMS artwork. All faces remain perfectly level for mugs and glasses. The project opens as four plates: two coasters on each of the first three and the holder by itself on the fourth, so the holder is easy to skip when you only want the coasters.
A configurable C/G-clamp that prints in three support-free parts and assembles in seconds: a flat C-frame, a small hex nut that drops into the frame, and a threaded screw. Dial in the size — jaw capacity, throat reach, frame width and thickness, and screw diameter — then pick the grip you turn it with, from a compact knurled thumb knob up to a star knob, a butterfly wing, or a full T-bar for maximum leverage. The frame lies flat on the bed, the nut prints upright for clean strong threads, and the screw prints handle-down with a self-supporting foot, so the whole clamp needs no supports. The 3MF arrives as a two-tone project with the frame and screw on separate filaments; the STL fuses the three parts side by side.
The classic winner's cup, personalised with your own words. A tall golden cup with two sweeping handles stands on a black plinth whose gold-framed placard carries your text — a name, a title, a date — in raised gold lettering. Pick one of five typefaces and one or two lines; the text sizes itself to fit inside the frame. It prints standing up, fully assembled, with no supports and nothing to glue: on a multi-colour (AMS) printer the cup, base, placard and lettering each get their own colour in a single job (just two filaments in the stock palette), while the STL prints the whole trophy in one colour. Prefer fewer filament changes? Flip on separate plates and the cup, base and placard print on three build plates to glue together afterwards. From a 100 mm desk award up to a 220 mm centrepiece — for tournaments, offices, teachers, best dads and anyone who deserves a podium moment.
Name keychain whose outline follows the letters — a connected bubble-letter silhouette with the ring on the left. Pick a rounded or bold font; two-colour output prints the letters on a contour border, AMS-ready in 3MF.
A strong right-angle bracket with a reinforcing gusset across the inside of the corner - the industrial 'STRONG' look. Two flanges meet at 90°, braced by a triangular gusset whose face carries decorative flutes, and each leg is drilled for screws. Size the two legs independently, set the width and flange thickness, choose one to three screw holes per leg, and pick the screw size (M3-M6) and head style - countersunk for a flush flat-head, counterbored for a recessed cap head, or a straight through hole. Switch the gusset between fluted, plain, or none for a light-duty plain L. Prints flat with no supports and downloads as one sturdy part; raise the quantity to print a matched set on a single plate.
A little topper for cupcakes: a small badge — round, scalloped, heart or star — with a short word, name or age embossed on it and an optional icon (star, heart, crown, graduation cap or flower), on a thin pick that pushes into the frosting. Prints as one single-colour piece; print a few for a matching set. For full-size cakes, see the Cake Topper.
Adapter that lets oversized water bottles sit in a standard car cup holder, with straight/slight/high taper presets.
A softly rounded keepsake container with a fitted removable lid and a coordinated sculptural handle. Size the diameter and height for jewelry, cosmetics, desk treasures or small gifts, then choose bows, hearts, daisies, butterflies, strawberries, moons and stars, seashells, or a clean undecorated finish. Motifs repeat as shallow printable relief around the body, while the matching rounded topper is broadly embedded into the crowned lid for a comfortable, durable lift. The 3MF opens with the body and lid on separate named plates.
A configurable cube die that prints with no supports. Every face carries a bold word sitting flush inside a shallow, recessed circular panel — the classic Yes/No decision dice, but each of the six faces is yours to set. Roll it to settle any either/or. Because the panels are shallow and the letters print flush with the face, it bridges cleanly and needs no support material at any size; print flat on any face. Choose the cube size, the word on each face (leave one blank for a plain recessed circle), the font, and an optional edge bevel.
A configurable desk caddy: switch on the compartments you want — round and square pen cups, a sticky-note tray, low and tall trays, a phone cradle, a business-card stand — and they're laid out in a row and fused into one tidy piece. Choose a fluted (reeded) or plain finish and the depth. The width is set by the compartments you pick and capped to fit most printer beds. Prints in a single colour.
A pup in its dog bed that clicks like a keyboard key. Pick a breed — dachshund, labrador, corgi, pug or poodle — print the dog and the bed, drop in any Cherry MX-style mechanical keyboard switch and press the dog onto its stem. Every pet is a crisp, satisfying click: the perfect desk fidget. The switch pocket and the mount are built to the real MX spec, so any standard switch (linear, tactile or clicky) snaps straight in. Switch not included.
A paw-shaped pet ID tag for a collar. The dog's name prints large and the owner's phone number beneath it, both showing through a two-tone paw — four toe beans and a palm pad in a second colour — or engraved in a single colour. Hangs from a built-in hole.
A little gabled house that is really a shelf: open rooms on every floor for tiny treasures, an attic under the roof, and pull-out trinket drawers with shaped knobs. The plank-panelled back carries a motif cut right through the gable — a heart, star, flower or moon that also becomes the drawer knobs — and each side wall gets four-pane windows with glue-in white frames. Choose one to three storeys, the exact width, depth and room height, how many drawers, and a roof trimmed with scalloped clouds, clean edges or zigzag bunting. Prints as a three-colour project, one colour per plate — house, drawers, and roof + trim — so it works without an AMS too. Print the roof with a brim: it stands on its flattened ridge.
Measure your drawer, type the numbers, pick a compartment grid — and get a divider insert made for that exact drawer, every compartment the same size. Drawers bigger than your printer split into tiles that slide together on printed dovetail joints, up to 60 x 60 cm. Kitchen cutlery, desk clutter, workshop screws, makeup — one organizer per drawer, sized to the millimetre.
A flexible flag that drapes and waves like real cloth — printed in one go, no assembly, no supports. Pick a country and it prints flat as a sheet of little tiles linked by built-in hinges; lift it off the bed and it flexes and hangs like fabric. Choose 3MF to get the real flag colours straight from a multi-colour printer (each colour is its own part, AMS-ready), or STL for a single-colour flag. The US stars and similar motifs are embossed into the field. Add eyelets at the top to hang it from cord or hooks. Available flags: the USA, European tricolours (France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland), Nordic crosses (Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland) and Latin America (Brazil, Argentina, Mexico).
A configurable decorative flower vase. Set the height and the four key widths — base, belly, neck, and opening — for the silhouette, then pick a surface style: smooth, vertical flutes, a twisting spiral, horizontal ribs, flat facets, or soft waves. Hollow with a sealed watertight floor.
A soft, rounded tower of little drawer boxes: fluted sides, fluted front panels and a ball knob on every drawer. Pick the size, how many tiers and an optional divider grid — each box prints separately, the drawers click shut on a built-in detent, and the tiers nest together without fasteners. Prints flat with no supports; pick two colours for a pastel two-tone stack.
Raise a table, desk, sofa or BBQ grill to a height that is actually comfortable — a few centimetres make all the difference for tall people. Print one riser per foot and pick what each foot is: a solid leg drops into a snug rectangular pocket that keeps it from sliding off, while a caster or wheel parks in a concave cradle matched to its diameter so it cannot roll away. The rise you choose is the exact height added in both modes, so mixed feet lift a piece evenly — two wheel cradles plus one leg pocket level a kettle grill. A wide base flange (auto-widened on tall risers) keeps everything stable, and the block prints solid and support-free.
A personalised hand stamp for packaging, cards, crafts and small-business branding. Put your own text on a round or rounded-square face — mirrored automatically so the impression reads correctly — with an optional border line and a heart, star, flower, sun or paw icon, in five fonts. The stamp prints as two support-free parts: the face plate with a bayonet socket on its back, and a reusable hourglass handle that locks on with a quarter twist. Print extra faces for every design you need and swap them onto one handle. Works with regular ink pads, or press it into clay and dough.
Customizable hexagonal hollow planter with optional drainage holes.
A configurable butt hinge that prints already assembled and swings straight off the bed - no pins to insert, no supports, no glue. Two leaves are joined by an interleaved barrel of alternating knuckles on a captured pin; the leaves share no material, so once you free the joint they pivot smoothly. Size the leaves (length along the pin, reach and thickness), pick 3, 5, 7 or 9 knuckles, and drill one to four mounting screws through each leaf in M2.5-M5 with countersunk, counterbored or straight heads. Choose a snug, standard or loose fit to tune the swing to your printer. Prints flat and downloads as one file holding both moving leaves; raise the quantity to print a matched set on a single plate.
A storage box with a hinged lid, made to measure: choose the size, a snap-on or pinned hinge, a click-shut tab, magnet pockets or a plain friction lid, and an optional divider grid inside. The box and lid print flat and click together — every clearance is already built in. Pick two colours for a two-tone box.
Rectangular keychain with the user's name embossed on top. Length scales with the text width; choose from 5 fonts; optional border; two-colour AMS-friendly output.
A plush, chunky-knit photo stand that holds a print or polaroid in a slot across the top — every stitch modelled in 3D, so it prints looking hand-crocheted. Choose a classic heart, two leaning hearts, a couple holding hands, a crescent moon or a puffy cloud, pick the width and yarn gauge, and print it standing with no supports. A lovely anniversary, Valentine's or desk-gift touch.
Vertical desk stand for a closed laptop, with a slot sized to the laptop's thickness.
A set of botanical drink coasters shaped as leaves, with a slotted stand that keeps them upright on the table like a little potted plant. Choose the plant — monstera with its slit blade and window holes, maple, oak, ginkgo or a smooth heart leaf — plus the number of coasters and their size. No two leaves in a set are identical: every blade grows its own proportions, slits, lobes and veins, and alternate leaves are mirrored, so the spread looks picked off a plant. A raised margin-and-vein relief keeps glasses on a flat ridge plane while the recessed cells give each leaf real depth. The leaves print two per plate and the stand on its own plate in a second colour.
Flat decorative plaque with raised user-supplied text. Pick from 8 fonts, 5 borders, and 6 inter-line separators; two-colour 3MF output is AMS-ready for multi-filament printers.
Spell out a name or word on the wall in chunky 3D letters — and every letter is a little shelf. Each character gets a display ledge built into it, placed automatically where the letter is strongest (a crossbar, a thick stroke, the base of a bowl), sturdy enough for a trinket, a photo or a mini toy. Pick the letter style, size, and how it mounts: a flat back for mounting tape, hidden keyhole slots that drop onto wall screws, countersunk screws through the face, or a screw-on back plate the letter slides onto tool-free. Every letter prints on its own plate, flat and support-free.
A credit-card-sized luggage tag with your name, phone, email, and address. The name prints as a bold headline; blank contact fields are skipped. Raised two-tone text (AMS-ready) by default, or engraved in a single colour, with a strap slot or hole along the top.
A smooth watertight flower vase wrapped in a removable modern-pattern sleeve. The vase drops into the sleeve from above and seats on its closed base with an easy-print slip fit, so sleeves can be swapped without tools or glue. Choose the vase height and width, tune the vase wall and sleeve thickness, then select from soft waves, a diamond weave, a pebble grid, stacked rounded rectangles, or spiral ribs. The two pieces print separately and the 3MF arrives on two ready-to-print plates with independent vase and sleeve colours.
A modern catch-all tray for keys, jewellery, trinkets and desk odds-and-ends. Choose the shape — a rounded oval, a circle, a rounded rectangle, a five-petal flower or a heart — then the border style: a clean smooth wall, vertical fluting, fine horizontal ribbing, cut scallops, a piped-buttercream cake look with a pearl border and swag, or a cute two-tone panda with ears and a face. Size it to your dresser, entryway or desk; the cake and panda styles print in two colours on an AMS-equipped printer (or as a single fused mesh in STL).
A prank you can print: a little bowl with a coil of spaghetti that looks like a normal serving of pasta — until you tip the bowl and the whole strand pours out in one long connected noodle that never actually comes off. Looks like you spilled it everywhere; just scoop it back in. It comes as two parts that print flat with no supports and no assembly: the bowl, and the noodle, which prints already coiled and drops straight in. Print it in 3MF on a multi-colour printer to get the bowl and the pasta in their own colours (each on its own plate, AMS-ready), or as a single-colour STL. A satisfying desk fidget and a great gag gift for the pasta lover.
A name accessory for pencils. The name is a deep 3D contour the pencil goes through — sliding through the base (parallel) or plugging into a socket so the name stands on the pencil end (perpendicular) — with the letters in a second-colour topper (or a single colour) and an optional emoji after the name. The hole is sized for a standard pencil and adjustable for thin or jumbo pencils.
Customizable base-and-back phone stand.
Casino-style dual-colour poker chips. Each chip is a chamfered round disc in the body colour with every marking recessed into the top face and filled flush in a contrasting accent colour, so it prints as a clean two-tone flat job with a perfectly flat, stackable face. Put a denomination number or a large card suit in the centre, frame it with one or two rings, and ring the rim with cycling card suits, classic square spots, or fine dashes. Pick the diameter and thickness, then set how many identical chips to lay out on a single plate. The 3MF arrives ready to print with independent body and marking colours; the STL debosses the markings so they still read in a single filament.
A customizable portrait tabletop sign with a real QR code and pixel-style caption. Encode a web address or let guests join a WPA, WEP, open, or hidden WiFi network by scanning. Without AMS, print a light front mask, dark snap-in backer, and slotted stand as three support-free single-colour jobs. With AMS, the plaque is one light body with raised dark QR and caption detail that starts after the light body ends, so it changes filament exactly once; the stand remains a separate second part.
A vanity-top box with a rolling tambour cover: pull the handle and the ribbed lid glides over the curved front and vanishes into the double back wall. Keeps jewelry, cosmetics and desk bits dust-free with a satisfying roll-top action. Three printed parts glued together — the lid prints flat on a one-layer flexible membrane and slides into precision side rails (a drop of lubricant oil keeps it silky).
A two-sided spinning sign for a shelf or counter — a decorative crowned panel that pivots inside a hook stand so a flick of a finger flips it between two messages, like the classic 'the kitchen is OPEN / CLOSED' sign. Put your own title on it (a room, shop or family name) and set the word on each side. Prints as four flat, support-free parts: glue the two panel halves back-to-back and drop the panel onto the stand's pivots. Print it in full colour on a multi-material (AMS) printer, or in a single colour on any printer — the raised frame and lettering still stand out in relief.
Wall-mounted screwdriver holder with a honeycomb tray: screwdrivers drop in shaft-first and hang on their handles, always in reach over the workbench. Pick hexagon or round openings, size the openings to your tools and the tray to your wall — the deep 20 mm grid keeps everything upright. Mounts with two ordinary countersunk wood screws.
A playful display shelf in a cute silhouette — butterfly, car, rocket, heart or cloud — with built-in nooks sized for mini figures, blind-box toys and little treasures. Hang it flush on the wall with hidden keyhole slots (no visible screws), or choose the tabletop version with a rounded pedestal base for a desk, dresser or nursery shelf. Prints flat with no supports; pick the size and shelf depth to fit your collection.