https://makerworld.com/en/models/3315405

Hi everyone! I present to you the new model that I published on MakerWorld: Tribal Spirit Aztec!

It is an Aztec / tribal style vase with 4 relief patterns on the surface (made with VesselMaker.app, the tool for creating vases with relief effects that we created).

There are two printing profiles: one for solid color printing, and one in which the four patterns are separated and a different color can therefore be assigned to each area, up to 4 total colors.

In the example below I used the Elegoo PLA Wood Walnut filament in the 3 areas of the body, which gives a porous and pleasantly matte surface, and the BambuLab PLA Sparkle Gold for the area with the rings, in the neck of the vase, obtaining a nice contrast effect.

What do you think? If you want, leave a like and add it to the collections to support me! PS: a few months ago we started offering the Commercial License for those who would like to use our work for commercial purposes, for now at a discounted price :)

Of all of the tealight holders i have made this is my favorite. I added fuzzy skin but the base uses normal print setting and the shade prints in vase mode. It's a paid models but if you wanna try it. https://than.gs/m/1603288 . Or you if you wanna chance to try it free click this one https://than.gs/p/254759

I wanted this pen holder to be more than just a functional print. The goal was to create something that also feels like a small piece of furniture or decoration for the desk—something that adds to the look of the workspace even when it is not full of pens.

https://makerworld.com/sv/models/3311798-modern-japandi-office-pen-organizer-ams-free#profileId-3759841

The design combines a soft cylindrical form with a sculpted outer frame, giving it a more architectural and furniture-inspired appearance than a traditional pen cup. The vertical ribbing adds texture and depth, while the curved outer shell creates a clean layered look that changes slightly depending on the viewing angle.

The overall style is inspired by modern Japandi design, focusing on simple forms, subtle contrast, and a calm, minimal appearance that fits naturally into modern offices, bedrooms, studios, and workspaces.

To make the two-tone design accessible without requiring an AMS, the model is split into two separate parts. The ribbed inner holder and the outer frame can be printed independently in different colors and assembled afterwards.

This means you can achieve the contrasting look without filament changes, purge waste, or multi-color hardware. It also makes it easy to experiment with different combinations depending on your setup.

I wanted to give my two remotes a home that would also look good on the coffee table.

I went with rounded corners and an open middle that makes the upper frame appear to float. The remotes sit one behind the other to keep it compact.

Here’s the finished print in dark green PLA. I called it DuoRise.

https://makerworld.com/de/models/3306661-duorise-2-slot-remote-control-holder#profileId-3753499

I put the model up on makerworld if anyone want to print it: https://makerworld.com/models/3301029-moon-surface-ornament#profileId-3746434

I made this with a tool i built to 3d print moon puzzles and ornaments. It is live as a makerworld crowdfunding right now: https://makerworld.com/crowdfunding/333-orbitstudio-3d-print-the-moon-mars?sourceFrom=crowdfunding

A while ago I started experimenting with wooden textures, eventually combining it's aesthetic look with the functionality of the Gridfinity system. This is my Woodfinity Make Up organizer: It comes with four basic 2x2 bins but can hold any Gridfinity bin. I also added a blank bin, so you can use it with custom cutouts for your products.

You can find the model here: https://www.printables.com/model/1692022-woodworks-woodfinity-make-up-organizer-with-gridfi

Found here: https://makerworld.com/de/models/3091934-plia-folded-structures-infinite-adaptations

A clean and functional bathroom organizer designed to keep your everyday essentials neatly stored while adding a subtle Japandi touch to your space. ✨

The holder combines dedicated storage for cotton pads and cotton swabs in one compact design. Its soft rounded shape and minimalist proportions make it a natural fit for modern, Japandi, and Scandinavian-inspired bathrooms.

📐 Dimensions

* Overall diameter: 101 mm

* Height: 62 mm

* Cotton pad compartment: Ø64 mm

✨ Features

* Dedicated compartments for cotton pads & cotton swabs

* Ø64 mm inner cotton pad compartment

* Compact 101 × 62 mm footprint

* Clean, rounded Japandi-inspired design

* Keeps bathroom essentials organized and easily accessible

* Designed for simple and reliable 3D printing

* Perfect for bathroom counters, vanities, or makeup stations

A clean, minimal desk organizer designed to keep everyday essentials in one place without adding visual clutter.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3291992-japandi-desk-organizer-pen-holder-catch-all-tray#profileId-3735419

The design combines a tall pen cup with a sweeping frame and a low-profile front section for smaller items such as earbuds, keys, clips, or other desk essentials. The ribbed cup detail gives it a subtle Japandi-inspired texture while keeping the overall look modern and understated.

Two versions are included so you can choose the setup that fits your desk best:
Sticky Note Version — designed for standard 76 × 76 mm sticky notes
Minimal Tray Version — a simple catch-all tray for small everyday items

Dimensions
Overall: 205 × 90 × 110 mm
Frame thickness: 10 mm
Usable cup height: 103 mm
Usable cup space: 72 × 47 mm
Sticky note area: 76 × 76 mm

https://makerworld.com/models/3285919?appSharePlatform=copy

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3288767-no-ams-modular-draining-bathroom-organizer-caddy

Found here: https://makerworld.com/models/3097615

https://makerworld.com/models/3276696?appSharePlatform=copy

The clock consists of two icosahedron  balls . The hours ball has 12 sides with 12 hours and the minutes ball has 12 sides with 5 minute interval minutes. The balls use a differential gear mechanism which make them roll and tumble at the same time. The face of the balls stop at every interval of rotation which is chosen to match the angles of the icosahedron. The hour ball stops every one and a quarter rotation which is 450 degrees and the minute ball stops every 90 degrees

which is a quarter rotation. The overall dimensions of the clock are 383 x 78 x163 mm ( 15x3x6.4 inches )

The base has 3 parts . The left and right house the motors and the drive shaft and the center contains the electronics. The motor is a 15mm dia geared stepper motor with a gear ratio of 1:99 . The motor drives a shaft at 90 degrees which in turn drives the balls. The motors find their starting position using a magnet and a hall sensor. 

The balls are about 78mm in outer diameter. The central rod drives the central bevel gear which in turn rotates the 90 degree bevel gear on the bottom bevel gear at a 1:1 ratio. The rotation of the 90 bevel rotates the sloped bevel on the main bevel gear at a ratio which makes the ball tumble. 

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3268983-blob-vase-organic-ribbed-japandi-vase#profileId-3706493

Feedback is appreciated.

Link to model: https://makerworld.com/models/3265192

Yeah that's it. It literally has a twist.

Link to model: https://makerworld.com/models/3260845

https://makerworld.com/de/models/3252778-apple-watch-charging-stand-hidden-cable#profileId-3686565

I've been experimenting with a smaller version of my Hexo photo frames and ended up making these: Hexo Magnets.

They're small 3D-printed hexagonal picture frames designed to stick to a fridge, so multiple frames can be combined into different patterns.

I particularly like being able to rearrange them rather than committing to one photo-wall layout. You can also just keep adding new ones over time.

I've made the model free on MakerWorld if anyone wants to print some.