Free Models

The classic office paper tray, made heavy-duty and built around the 3D printing workflow. Vacuum bags, resealed bags, and open spools all live in the same modular rack. Stackable, support-free, under 125g per shelf. Both the 1kg and 250g sizes are included.

Snap-on side labels for 1000g filament storage trays — five plates in one project: PLA, ASA, PETG, TPU and a blank. Two printed clips, friction fit, no adhesive. Prints flat with no supports in about 39 minutes.

Drop-in labels for 1000g filament storage trays — five plates in one project: PLA, ASA, PETG, TPU and a blank. It stands in the tray in front of the spool, so nothing clips and nothing sticks. No supports, no brim.

A 240 mm bar that caps a whole column of filament trays and names it from across the room — five plates in one project: PLA, ASA, PETG, TPU and a blank. Prints flat with no supports and no brim in about 2 h 46 m.

Marks the seam partway up a column, where one material stops and the next begins — five legends in one project: PLA, PET-G, ASA, TPU and a blank. It rests in the stack with no adhesive and no clips, and prints in one piece with no supports.

Slide-on labels for the Creality CFS so you can see what is loaded in every slot without opening the cover — five plates in one project: PLA, PET-G, ASA, TPU and a blank. No adhesive and nothing modified on the CFS; about 21 minutes per label.

Two magnetic trays of loose silica beads for the empty shelf across the back of the Creality CFS, sitting directly above the filament bays. Perforated on every face with a dovetail mesh lid, and a funnel so filling one does not scatter beads into the machine. Nothing glued, nothing modified.

Two trays of loose silica beads that drop into the floor bay of the Creality CFS in place of the stock cover plates, so the whole cavity holds desiccant instead of a sachet. A perforated face sits flush with the bay floor, a dovetail lid closes each one, and there is no hardware at all.

A purge bin that stands exactly where the Creality Hi drops its poop, instead of alongside it. A stepped rear cutout clears the Z column, an internal vane knocks the purge down, and a molded scoop in the front wall lifts it out one-handed. One piece, no hardware.

A cauldron with a jack-o-lantern face carved into it and the brew bubbling over the top, so it glows two ways at once — out through the face and up through a disc of domed bubbles. Three parts, no hardware, under three hours on an LED tea light.

The same idea at full size — a 166 mm cauldron with a jack-o-lantern face carved through the front, glowing out through the face and up through a 134.5 mm disc of domed bubbles. Four parts, a lift-off lid, no hardware, on one color-changing RGB puck light.

Designed in SolidWorks for a quick, easy way to hang up belts. A simple, fast print with great quality and durability — exactly what you need to keep your collection tidy and accessible.

The straw is the mount — feed it through the center port and your drink cup carries two sauces for you. Widened bore for jumbo straws, one piece, no supports.

A precision-fit replacement for broken or degraded OEM couch cup holders. Features an ergonomic textured lip, optimized depth for tall tumblers, and a secure friction-fit — no adhesives needed. Print in PLA or PETG for extra longevity.

Every Apple Barrel bottle gets a scalloped slot of its own, tipped up so you read the label instead of the cap. Six sizes ship, one slot through six — 42 mm a paint, 2 squares deep, no supports.

A 76 mm pumpkin that lights all the way through instead of just at the eyes — the trick is a vase-mode diffuser that sits under the lid and spreads an LED tea light through the whole body. Three parts, no hardware. One-color and two-color plates are both pre-configured in the 3MF.

Three printed parts and no hardware at all — a cast-iron-textured pot, a lift-off lid, and a "bubbling brew" insert that rests in the mouth and diffuses a color-changing RGB puck light. Every bubble lights up from underneath. Two slicer profiles, both pre-configured in the 3MF files.

A generously sized 9.5" square (240×240mm) stackable puzzle sorting tray — because dollar store trays just don't cut it. Stow work-in-progress without losing a piece. Tested with 200-piece puzzles and printed in PLA with tree supports.

A slim desiccant container sized to vanish into a filament spool hub, so vacuum-sealed bags still stack flat. Vented top and sides for 3–5mm silica gel beads, and it ships with a matching funnel — three parts on one plate, no supports.

Presses into a T25 star socket and sits flush, so the fastener stops being the thing you notice. Friction fit, no hardware, and four ready-made plates of 1, 6, 12 and 24 — about eight cents for two dozen.

Screw-down cord clip that takes a single #7 flat head screw and sits flush. The channel is open from below, so you can clip a cord that is already run and already plugged in. Four batch plates in the 3MF.

Counterweighted stand that cradles a megalodon tooth point-down, so it reads as a specimen rather than a printed part. One piece, no hardware, nothing glued to the tooth.

Snap-on hook that lifts a sagging printer cable clear of the gantry, plus a 50 x 75 mm plate that mounts a retractable badge reel by belt slot or two screws. Two parts on one plate, 30 minutes, no supports.

Rainbow-PLA bowl riser that elevates pet food dishes to a comfortable eating height, reducing neck strain. Snap-fit assembly, no hardware required.

Reverse-engineered passenger-side running board end cap for a 2004 Dodge truck. A discontinued OEM piece with no replacement available — modeled in SolidWorks from the surviving side, prototyped in PLA, and produced in PETG to a perfect fit.

A 175mm square louvered panel that covers the raw edge of a hole-saw opening in a cabinet, door, or wall while still passing air. Two versions — with pre-placed screw holes or plain — and both print flat with no supports.

A deep tray that hangs straight on an IKEA SKADIS pegboard and takes the things that will not stand up on a shelf. Two rows of hooks print as part of the tray, so it goes on the board with no hardware.

Compact, sturdy laptop stand designed for improved airflow and ergonomics. Holds a closed laptop on edge and fits up to 25 mm thick. No supports required. Print in PLA or PETG.

The whole game printed — a 68.8 mm board plus ten playing pieces, five X and five O, so each player gets a color of their own. Three flat plates, about an hour, no supports.

Gets the detachable Neptune 4 Max touchscreen off the bench and onto a Skadis pegboard. Four hooks printed into the body — no screws, no adhesive, nothing to buy.

Hexagonal shelf with the mounting plate built into the back of the top facet, so it hangs on two screws and the bracket ends up inside the shelf. 219 mm across the points, 120 mm deep.

Two halves that thread together through a 250 g sample spool and carry it on a 200 mm flange, so it loads into the Creality CFS centered and feeds like a full-size roll. No hardware, no supports.

Precision-fit charging stand for the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra. Holds the phone in landscape on a magnetic wireless charger, so it doubles as a bedside clock.

Lettered covers that slide over the head of a key, so a ring of identical keys sorts itself at a glance. All 26 letters, raised on both faces, on single-color and two-color A-Z plates.

Six interlocking panels that build a 27 × 19-1/4 in tray, so a 1000-piece jigsaw comes off the table in one piece. Each panel needs a 260 × 260 mm bed.

Filler strips that close the gap between a Gridfinity grid and the drawer walls. 12 widths from 1.2 to 40 mm in six lengths, with the size engraved on every piece.

A print-in-place desk fidget. Twist the stem for mesmerizing designs, slide it side to side, or lift it and 18 rings drop into a cone. No supports.

A print-in-place desk fidget. Twist the stem for new designs, slide it side to side, or lift it and 22 rings settle into a cone-like shape. No supports.

A print-in-place desk fidget. Twist the stem for mesmerizing designs, slide it side to side, or lift it and 17 rings drop into a scalloped cone. No supports.

A print-in-place desk fidget. Twist the stem and the stripes shift into new designs, slide it side to side, or lift it and 13 rings drop into a pointed cone. No supports.

A print-in-place desk fidget. Twist the stem and 38 rings spin freely with no stops, slide it side to side, or lift it into a smooth cone. No supports.

A print-in-place desk fidget. Twist the stem for shifting patterns, slide it side to side, or lift it and 13 rings step down into a pyramid. No supports.

A print-in-place desk fidget. Twist the stem and 19 rings sweep into a pinwheel, slide it side to side, or lift it into a pyramid. Fits a 150 mm bed.

A print-in-place desk fidget. Twist the stem and 22 rings sweep into a pinwheel, slide it side to side, or lift it into a pyramid. No supports.

A print-in-place desk fidget. Twist the stem and 24 rings sweep into a pinwheel, slide it side to side, or lift it into a pyramid. No supports.

A print-in-place desk fidget. Twist the stem and 23 rings sweep into a pinwheel, slide it side to side, or lift it into a pyramid. No supports.

A print-in-place desk fidget. Twist the stem and 28 rings sweep into a pinwheel, slide it side to side, or lift it into a cone. No supports.