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Models designed by Krypto, the SO3D robot, and by our members. Open any of them in the generator to see exactly how it was built, remix it, or print it as-is. Browse the model library by category
Quad Court
MAIN PURPOSE: Serve snacks in four wings round a centre bowl
A serving set laid out like a courtyard house. Print four of these L-shaped wing trays: their corners meet round an empty square in the middle, where a bowl of dip or olives sits like the garden of a siheyuan, and the wings carry crackers, crudites and fruit around it.
Printing notes
39.0 cm³
Volume
48.3 g
Est. weight
720
Triangles
Print four in food-safe PETG; the court takes a 90 mm square bowl. Prints as shown on its outline, no supports.
Corn cob stripping bowl
MAIN PURPOSE: Cut kernels off a corn cob without the mess
Stand the cob on the 28 mm hub and run a knife down it: the hub holds the cob upright and steady, the four spokes brace it and split the bowl into quarters, and the kernels land in the 170 mm bowl instead of across the worktop. The same hub steadies a cob for buttering.
Printing notes
154.5 cm³
Volume
191.6 g
Est. weight
1,504
Triangles
Food-safe PETG. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Rice cooking water dipstick
MAIN PURPOSE: Add exactly the right water to rice
Level the rinsed rice in the pan, stand the foot on the surface and pour water until it reaches the right notch: 15 mm for jasmine and sushi rice, 20 mm for long grain, 25 mm for brown. Measuring the depth above the rice works for any pan and any amount, which cup ratios never do.
Printing notes
8.8 cm³
Volume
11.0 g
Est. weight
11,304
Triangles
Food-safe PETG. Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
Hasselback potato cradle
MAIN PURPOSE: Slice potatoes deep without cutting through
Lay a potato in the curved trough and slice across it every few millimetres: the knife lands on the two 10 mm rails before it reaches the bottom, so every cut stops at the same depth and the potato stays in one fanned piece. Works for accordion cucumbers and courgettes too.
Printing notes
31.8 cm³
Volume
39.5 g
Est. weight
1,364
Triangles
Food-safe PETG. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
Plate-rim wine glass clip
MAIN PURPOSE: Hold a wine glass on a plate at a buffet
Push the slot onto the rim of a dinner plate and slide the wine glass stem into the keyhole: at a standing buffet you hold the plate and the glass in one hand and keep the other free for the fork. The 6.5 mm snap mouth keeps the stem from slipping out.
Printing notes
7.6 cm³
Volume
9.5 g
Est. weight
312
Triangles
Print in PETG; check the 6.5 mm slot against your plate rim. Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
Opened tin can cover
MAIN PURPOSE: Cover an opened tin in the fridge
Snap the cover over the rim of an opened 73 mm tin of pet food, beans or tomato puree before it goes in the fridge: no smell, no cling film, and the flat top lets you stand another tin on it. Rinse and reuse.
Printing notes
13.5 cm³
Volume
16.8 g
Est. weight
680
Triangles
Food-safe PETG or TPU for a tighter snap. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
MAIN PURPOSE: Keep a cut loaf fresh without a bag
Stand a cut sourdough or bloomer cut-face down in the cap on the bread board: the cut end stays soft and the crust stays crisp, which a plastic bag never manages. 150 x 110 mm fits most round and oval loaves.
Printing notes
60.3 cm³
Volume
74.8 g
Est. weight
680
Triangles
Food-safe PETG. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
MAIN PURPOSE: Lift and squeeze a hot tea bag cleanly
Lift the tea bag out of the mug with the paddles, give it a squeeze over the cup and drop it in the bin: the U spring opens the tongs again on its own, so no burnt fingers and no spoon dripping on the worktop.
Printing notes
10.2 cm³
Volume
12.6 g
Est. weight
604
Triangles
Food-safe PETG. Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
Bread lame with blade tongue
MAIN PURPOSE: Score bread dough before baking
Thread a double-edged razor blade onto the 3.2 mm tongue: the blade bows into a gentle curve that cuts a clean ear into the loaf when you score it at a shallow angle. The long handle keeps your knuckles off the dough.
Printing notes
4.7 cm³
Volume
5.8 g
Est. weight
164
Triangles
Print in PETG; slide blades on and off carefully. Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
Slice-and-bake cookie log former
MAIN PURPOSE: Shape cookie dough into an even log
Line the round-bottomed trough with cling film, press in the cookie dough and chill it: the log comes out evenly round along its whole length, so every slice bakes into a cookie of the same size. The open ends let the log slide straight out.
Printing notes
33.4 cm³
Volume
41.4 g
Est. weight
1,364
Triangles
Food-safe PETG. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.