Browse our curated collection of free 3D models for your next project. Every model below was generated using PrintMakerAI. Download the STL or STEP file and print it, or open it in the editor to customize.
Multi-part assemblies and print-in-place mechanisms
A five-body planetary gearset printed as one piece: a 12-tooth sun, three 12-tooth planets and a 36-tooth ring, all 30-degree herringbone at module 1.5. The herringbone V is what traps the gears axially, so it needs no lid. Twist it once after printing to break the floor bridge.
72.7 × 72.7 × 18.5 mm
Nine 7mm balls captive in 90-degree V-groove races with 0.4mm clearance, printed as eleven separate bodies in a single job. The balls print as floating spheres the slicer bridges underneath - that is the whole challenge. Free it with a firm twist.
51.6 × 50.8 × 14 mm
Twelve-sided tapered outer reservoir with a 2.4 mm wall, chamfered rim, pour spout notch, wire pass-through and a sight slot for reading the water level.
155.1 × 153.8 × 130 mm
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Bins, risers and cable wrangling for the surface you actually work on.
Sprung PETG C-clamp that grips a 22-28mm desk edge, with five graduated keyhole slots (3.5 to 10mm) so each cable drops into the one that fits. No screws, no adhesive.
58 × 34 × 43.4 mm
A true Gridfinity 2x2 footprint (0.8/1.8/2.15 foot profile) rebuilt as memory-card storage: six full-size SD slots and twelve microSD slots raked at 45 degrees, with a label recess and a finger scallop to lift cards out.
83.5 × 83.5 × 25.8 mm
80mm monitor lift on two pointed self-supporting arches, printed upright with no supports. Hex cable tunnels in both legs, a 70-degree phone slot with a cable drop, and a headphone hook. At 278mm it sits diagonally on a 256mm bed.
278 × 110 × 80 mm
Four honeycomb-packed hexagonal cells at staggered heights (95/78/62/50 mm), 1.6 mm walls, chamfered top edges — pens in the tall cell, clips in the short one.
121.6 × 105 × 95 mm
Chamfered figure-eight winder with a central 8 mm bore and two 3.2 mm retention slots that pinch the cable ends so the wrap does not unravel in a bag.
57.8 × 26 × 8 mm
Cradles and docks that hold a phone, headset or controller where you want it.
Adjustable phone stand with 60-degree viewing angle, fits phones up to 85mm wide.
60 × 11 × 88 mm
Desktop headphone stand with curved hook, 200mm tall.
100 × 100 × 255 mm
Charging dock with cable routing channel, 35mm deep cradle.
100 × 60 × 85 mm
Octagonal weighted base with a hollow hex post, a filleted headband arm at 225 mm, and two front prongs that catch a game controller.
130 × 130 × 225 mm
Multi-part builds and household fixtures — including the four-piece planter kit.
Twelve-sided tapered outer reservoir with a 2.4 mm wall, chamfered rim, pour spout notch, wire pass-through and a sight slot for reading the water level.
155.1 × 153.8 × 130 mm
Soil pot that hangs from the reservoir rim on a flange, with eight wicking holes in the floor, an integrated 8.8 mm tube channel and a slot for a soil-moisture probe.
161.5 × 157.8 × 85.5 mm
Hollow distribution ring that sits on the soil and plugs onto the 8.2 mm feed tube, dispersing water through twelve 1.4 mm outlets instead of one stream.
98 × 82 × 6 mm
Rim-hanging enclosure for a pump relay module, with a filleted shell, chamfered lip, hook that clamps the planter wall and a side slot for wire exit.
62 × 39 × 26 mm
Jigsaw-tabbed 95 mm coaster that keys into its neighbours on two edges with a 0.2 mm fit tolerance, with three concentric drip-catch grooves on the face.
101 × 101 × 5 mm
Upright caddy sized for a stack of the interlocking coasters, with filleted corners and a front cutaway so the top coaster can be thumbed out.
103 × 30 × 45 mm
Screw-mounted wall hook on a rounded 60x95 mm backplate with five hexagonal cutouts, two countersunk holes and a 45-degree support wedge so it prints flat on its back.
60 × 95 × 34 mm
Print-in-place mechanisms, fidgets and tabletop accessories.
A five-body planetary gearset printed as one piece: a 12-tooth sun, three 12-tooth planets and a 36-tooth ring, all 30-degree herringbone at module 1.5. The herringbone V is what traps the gears axially, so it needs no lid. Twist it once after printing to break the floor bridge.
72.7 × 72.7 × 18.5 mm
Nine 7mm balls captive in 90-degree V-groove races with 0.4mm clearance, printed as eleven separate bodies in a single job. The balls print as floating spheres the slicer bridges underneath - that is the whole challenge. Free it with a firm twist.
51.6 × 50.8 × 14 mm
A pocket transmission printed in one piece, nine bodies, zero assembly: a 12-tooth sun rod spun from the top knob, three planets on a slotted carrier, and a thin ring gear that climbs a hidden 3-wave cam as it revolves. Slide the collar through the side windows to shift a real dog clutch - Drive (1:1), Neutral (freewheel) or Reverse (exactly one-third speed, backwards) - while a seven-segment digit ring counts every lap through the viewing wedge. Shift to Reverse and the odometer physically rolls back.
78 × 78 × 88 mm
Two-part fidget: a rail with an eight-click detent track and a slider carrying a compliant cantilever pawl and a 35-degree bolt handle. Both parts ship on one plate; the bolt snaps in through the mouth at the +X end.
95 × 51 × 24.8 mm
Pour tokens onto the high corner and they sort themselves. The deck is tilted 8 degrees down-slope and 6 degrees toward a slot that widens from 14 to 30mm, so each token drops into one of four rear bins by diameter, smallest first.
170 × 120 × 41.7 mm
A palm-sized nested sphere design where an inner ball "floats" within an outer shell. Showcase of precision print-in-place capabilities and engineered clearance calibration.
70 × 70 × 70 mm
Nine 40 mm blank jigsaw pieces laid out as a single print plate, with alternating knobs and 0.15 mm-clearance sockets so they actually snap together.
128 × 128 × 3 mm
Filleted recessed tray sized to the assembled 3x3 puzzle with 0.6 mm of slack, so finished pieces sit flush and stay together on a shelf.
128 × 128 × 6 mm
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