3D objects
Boxes with lids, Gridfinity organisers, coasters, planters, lithophanes, ornaments, signs, jewelry and other customisable 3D objects.
Fifteen types of parametric object, from boxes and Gridfinity bins to vases, planters, lithophanes, signs, jewelry, ornaments, wall panels, coasters, keychains, lanterns, trays, worry stones and bird feeders.
None of them is a fixed model. Dimensions, wall and floor thickness, corner radius, compartments, relief patterns, text and mounting holes are all parameters, and the geometry is rebuilt and re-checked every time one changes.
Anything larger than the bed can be split into parts and exported as a ZIP with one STL per piece.
Looking is free — and so is opening a cutter.
Click any design to open it in the studio and make it yours. Cutters open on the free plan; for 3D objects, game sets and the library, the card shows which plan opens them.
Questions
Are these models watertight?
They are checked before export for edges that border a hole in the surface, edges shared by more than two faces, and walls too thin to print. Those are the defects that make a slicer silently repair a model or produce one that fails partway up.
STL or 3MF?
STL for a single-material print. 3MF when the object has several parts or colours that should stay separate objects in the slicer rather than being welded into one shell.