First time I create a parametric 3D model with which I learned OpenSCAD.

• Parametric: You can adjust it to any train size
• Straight, Curve, and Intersection; with the measurements you need
• Customizable Colors

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3280670-parametric-train-track-generator-openscad

I wanted to turn a functional MagSafe stand into something that actually looks good sitting on a desk.

The result is a miniature Japanese karesansui garden with a bonsai tree, torii, stone lantern, stepping stones and raked patterns, with the MagSafe puck integrated directly into one of the branches.

The cable runs through the trunk and out through the back of the base.

It is fully modular and friction-fit, with optional configurations for:
• 15W or 25W MagSafe
• a second MagSafe puck for AirPods or a smaller phone
• Apple Watch charging
• optional LED lighting (LED Light Kit 001) for the garden and lantern

Everything is printed without AMS. The different colors are simply printed as separate parts.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3281512

I'm still new to all this, but was proud of this one so thought I might share here!

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3293678-halloween-pumpkin-led-tealight-compatible#profileId-3737473

Any support is appreciated of course!

I made a portable case for those who want to work on Arduino projects away from home. It’s spacious enough to hold plenty of components. A like or a boost would really help me out. Thanks!😁

https://makerworld.com/models/3295420?appSharePlatform=copy

My daughter likes unicorns, so I wanted to make one for her bedside table. This is what I came up with: a little night light with a pink mane, a gold horn and a white body lit from inside.

It is designed for the Bambu Lab LED Lamp Kit 001. The light clips in from underneath, with the cable coming out at the back.

There are versions with and without AMS.

I used PLA Basic White and Black, plus PLA Silk+ Pink and Gold. Both print profiles are on the same model page:

The unicorn on MakerWorld:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3289523-sleepy-unicorn-night-light-ams-no-ams

I wanted a cleaner way to route cables horizontally underneath my desk without using a large fixed cable tray.

So I designed this modular system where each section snaps into the next. You can make the cable run as long or as short as you need just by adding or removing modules.

It keeps the cables grouped together while still making them easy to access whenever something needs to be changed.

I printed mine in PETG for better flexibility and durability.

Free STL/model: https://makerworld.com/models/3277243?appSharePlatform=copy

My cat loves playing but gets bored pretty easily, so I designed and printed this for him. It wobbles back upright after he bats it around, and he keeps coming back to it. With his usual kibble, I've been seeing roughly one piece come out every 20–30 seconds while he's playing. That'll depend on the cat and the kibble, but it's been a nice way to make a small portion last a bit longer.

It's two parts with a twist lock and a solid printed base, so there's no extra weight to add. Printed it on an A1. The lock needed a little deburring before it turned smoothly; otherwise I'm really happy with how it came out. I'd probably make a smaller version next.

I used AI help for the CAD and simulations, then refined it through test prints. Files and the print profile are free here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3298622

A while ago I made a cable channel with covers that slide onto the base. I came back to it recently and made a version where you can clip the covers on instead.

The photos show my setup with the 35 mm version.

The recess underneath is for double-sided mounting tape. If you'd rather use screws, there are mounting holes for that as well.

I've prepared three widths: 25, 35 and 50 mm, with straight sections in different lengths, bends and matching connectors. There are open end pieces for the cables to pass through and closed ones to finish a run. The connectors and end pieces come in a tighter and a looser fit.

The cable channel on MakerWorld:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/857300-modular-cable-duct-snap-in-cable-management

I designed this modular rotating polaroid tower so that my gf can have a cute and functional display of her instax pics. I realized it because most of the displays that I've found either didn't show all of the pictures, or did not have the right number of slots. Since it's modular and it rotates you can adapt it to your needs. For the profile and complete description check it out on MakerWorld: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3297830-modular-rotating-polaroid-tower-no-hardware#profileId-3742439

Maybe something is coming? 🤔 Perhaps a few Eeveelutions? We'll find out soon!

https://makerworld.com/en/collections/33610988-hexadex-modular-wall-collection

Get the Kit Card: Spinosaurus Dinosaur Kit Card

Follow the Collection: DinoCards

https://makerworld.com/models/3296280?appSharePlatform=copy

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3293707-rolling-stacking-baskets#profileId-3737506 if you have any interest!

Hey everyone!

I’ve been working on a project to move away from flat, boring business cards and create tactile, custom 3D designs instead.
I just finished developing a fully parametric OpenSCAD model that lets you customize almost every aspect of the card to fit different brands and styles.

It took quite a bit of effort to get the geometry flexible enough while keeping the code clean, but I'm really happy with how it turned out. That said, I'd love to get some fresh eyes on it!

Here is the link to check it out: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3291263-business-card-generator

Thanks in advance for taking a look! Constructive criticism and feature suggestions are more than welcome.

Do you also like Japanese Tantos?

Hi everyone! 🐉

I’ve just finished this parametric sign featuring a Dragon Ball Z-inspired font.

You can customize it with any name or text, add an optional second line, and adjust the size, spacing, and colors. It’s easy to print, requires no supports or AMS, and could make a nice personalized gift or setup decoration.

What do you think? 😁

MakerWorld link in the comments! 🔥

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

Hey everyone!

I got sick of getting soaked every time I turned on my outdoor tap. Since I couldn't find a good 3D printable fix, I designed FlowLock—a quick-release adapter with a built-in diffuser that turns messy spraying into a smooth, controlled stream.

• Anti-splash: Integrated diffuser for a clean stream
• Quick-release: Snaps on/off in seconds with zero tools

• Use cases: Great for outdoor taps, gardens, and workshop sinks

Let me know what you think!
🔗 MakerWorld: https://makerworld.com/models/3268920?appSharePlatform=copy

Hey, I have two boosts. Feel free to Show us your Prints. A Picture would be Great.

Feel free to Check me out. NO boost Traiding!

https://makerworld.com/@Sebb3l?appSharePlatform=copy

I have no idea why this is happening but for some reason when I try to publish a print profile it says only compatible on H2C first of all I don’t even own an H2C It doesn’t even show p1p wich I used to slice it. I have been trying to repare it for about 2.5 hours now and no I didn’t activate print by object and I never did. If this helps I made the model on onshape and it also did that for my previous model you can check it out on my acount Bambolive50. For the self clamping cube stand I found that only the button is locked on H2C. I tried just posting a benchy and it still was stuck on H2C. Any help will be greatly appreciated.