The Office Shelf
Where the good stuff lives.
Every maker needs a trophy cabinet. This is mine.
These are prints I've made from designs by seriously talented 3D artists: paid-for models, printed and finished properly to show what my machines (and I) can do. Moving parts, fine detail, silk finishes, multi-part builds.
They're display only, not for sale. The designs belong to their creators. But if something here sparks an idea, let's build something yours.
The Tourbillon
A 105mm watchmaker’s flex, printed big enough to see. A tourbillon is the spinning cage that high-end watches use to cancel out gravity, an idea Breguet came up with in 1801 and it’s been showing off ever since. This one has the full works: a hairspring, a branching escape wheel, a 60-tooth gear and screw-capped pillars, all wound with its own oversized key. Turn the key, and it does the thing. A whole watch movement’s worth of drama with none of the price tag. It doesn’t tell the time. It’s too busy being impressive.Display only – not for sale
Wet Biscuit
An ongoing project... Wet Biscuit is a small yet powerful sport RC jet boat designed for pure driving enjoyment. With a length of 224 mm and a width of 94 mm, it delivers an exciting combination of agility, precision, and style in a compact form. Watch this spaceDisplay only – not for saleDesign by https://cactuscraft.com
FV24 Car Build
The most realistic ground effect RC Formula 1 car... a work in progress, I'll keep updating! The FV24 is the next model in our FV series. It is NOT a new body to an FV01 design, nor is it an old chestnut. This is a completely new design which, thanks to its advanced features, generates even more traction, is even more stable to drive, even more reliable, and easier to use on a daily basis! And of course, it is still easy to print and gives a lot of fun to assemble and ride!Display only – not for saleDesign by Velocity Projects on Printables.com
Crank it up!
PA11 Carbon Fiber Planetary GearboxDisplay only – not for saleDesign by @Prusament on Printables.com
The Showstopper
Dozens of printed gears, all turning on metal pins. Built layer by layer and assembled by hand. Yes, it actually works.Display only – not for saleDesign by Designer: Dan T. (@Mechanistic)
Heavy Metal (well, plastic)
Fully articulated legs and crisp panel detail.Display only – not for sale
The Poser – Carbon 13
Clicky joints and a full range of movement. Printed in parts, snapped together. Brilliant model, easy/quick print!Display only – not for saleDesign by @soozafone on printables.com
Now You See Me
Filigree Voronoi Chameleon on a Branch. Intricate lattice work that shows how fine these printers can go.Display only – not for saleDesign by By 3D Drucker on Makerworld.com
Bare Bones
Meet Leonard... Every rib, every joint... Fully pose-able, and slightly unsettling on the office wall. Took a while to get him all prepped up ready for Halloween 💀Display only – not for saleDesign by jakmar @jakmar_2365756 on www.printables.com
Meltdown
Silk filament that shifts colour as you walk past. Also: a working shelf!Display only – not for sale
Eight Arms, No Glue
Articulated tentacles printed in one go, in rainbow silk.Display only – not for sale
Lights Out
Flowing organic shapes that throw amazing shadows.Display only – not for sale
Tidy Minded
Pyramid Rotating Storage. Nesting trays with hidden magnets, in colour-shift filament.Display only – not for saleDesign by @Matthew_Ghost on printables.com
Trooper Helmet
From a table of printed parts to a finished helmet: sanded, assembled, detailed.Display only – not for saleDesign by @KeepTheBOX on Printables.com
Twist Funnel
A funnel with a spiral-fluted body and a loop handle, printed in bright orange.Display only – not for sale