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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
Tablet weaving cards
MAIN PURPOSE: Weave patterned bands with turning cards
A pack of 64 mm square cards with a hole in each corner labelled A to D: thread four warp ends through each card, then turn the stack forwards or backwards to twist the warp and weave patterned bands. Printed cards stay flat and smooth where cardboard frays and catches threads.
Printing notes
7.9 cm³
Volume
9.8 g
Est. weight
5,420
Triangles
Print 20 or more. Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
Nesting L walls for mould boxes
MAIN PURPOSE: Build adjustable boxes for silicone moulds
Four identical L walls with one arm set a wall's thickness further out: rotate each by 90 degrees and every inner arm slides inside its neighbour's outer arm, so the four make any mould box from 60 to 180 mm square. Clip the overlaps, seal the base with plasticine and pour silicone or resin.
Printing notes
31.2 cm³
Volume
38.6 g
Est. weight
184
Triangles
Print four in PETG. Prints as shown on its outline, no supports.
Taper-dipping wick comb
MAIN PURPOSE: Dip several pairs of taper candles evenly
Lay the comb across the dipping can and drop a looped wick into each V notch, where the slit pinches it: five pairs of tapers hang at an even 30 mm spacing, so they never touch, and every dip goes to the same depth. Lift the whole comb to dip and hang it on two hooks to cool.
Printing notes
20.4 cm³
Volume
25.3 g
Est. weight
716
Triangles
Print in PETG or ASA; keep it away from the wax heat. Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
MAIN PURPOSE: Comb floating paint into marbled paper patterns
Twenty-six tines at 10 mm spacing on a 260 mm bar: drag it through paints floating on size and the stones break into the even nonpareil and wave patterns of traditional marbled endpapers. Pins pushed into a strip of wood bend and snag; printed tines stay straight and wash clean.
Printing notes
28.0 cm³
Volume
34.7 g
Est. weight
752
Triangles
Print in PETG. Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
Copperplate 55-degree slant set square
MAIN PURPOSE: Rule slant lines for pointed-pen calligraphy
A set square whose long edge stands at 55 degrees, the slant of Copperplate and Spencerian script: slide its base along a ruler and draw slant guide lines across a practice sheet in seconds, instead of measuring every line with a protractor.
Printing notes
23.6 cm³
Volume
29.2 g
Est. weight
4,164
Triangles
Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
Leather strap-end template
MAIN PURPOSE: Mark round strap ends and first holes
Four tongues for 20, 25, 32 and 38 mm straps, each with a true half-round end and a centre notch: lay the strap under the right tongue, scribe round the end and mark the first hole at the notch. Belts, watch straps and bag handles get identical ends every time.
Printing notes
19.9 cm³
Volume
24.6 g
Est. weight
11,612
Triangles
Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
MAIN PURPOSE: Make yarn pom-poms
Print two of these C-rings and hold them together: wind yarn round and round, cut along the outer edge between the rings, tie the middle tightly and slide the rings off for a full, round pom-pom.
Printing notes
11.7 cm³
Volume
14.5 g
Est. weight
416
Triangles
Print two. Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
Weaving stick shuttle
MAIN PURPOSE: Carry weft yarn through a loom
A flat stick shuttle for frame and rigid-heddle looms: wind the weft yarn lengthways between the U-notches at each end and pass it through the shed in one smooth slide.
Printing notes
16.7 cm³
Volume
20.7 g
Est. weight
192
Triangles
Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
MAIN PURPOSE: Wind and label embroidery thread
Wind a skein of embroidery thread onto the bobbin, tuck the end into the side slit and write the colour number on it; a set keeps a whole floss collection tangle-free.
Printing notes
3.8 cm³
Volume
4.7 g
Est. weight
296
Triangles
Print a set in one go. Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
Candle wick centring bar
MAIN PURPOSE: Keep candle wicks centred while pouring
Lay it across the jar while the wax sets: thread the wick through the centre hole, or two wicks through the outer holes, and they stay straight and centred.
Printing notes
6.4 cm³
Volume
7.9 g
Est. weight
1,156
Triangles
Prints flat as a plate, no supports.