Real parts off our own machines — not renders, not stock photos.
Printed in flexible TPU — an airless ball with real give to it, not a desk ornament. One continuous piece, no glue, no assembly, with our own address worked into the hex shell.
Model: “Spherical Airless Basketball” by 3DXAVClamps to a desk edge and holds a full-size drink. Four parts in two materials — a rigid PETG body and clamp with a flexible TPU insert that grips the cup. Fits mugs up to 95 mm and desks 12 to 40 mm thick. The kind of part nobody sells and everybody wants.
Model: “Cup Holder desk mount” by AEKISilk filament, printed without supports. The sheen is the material, not paint.
Model: “Elegant Calla Lily” by AGo3DPrinted in marble PLA — the stone look is the filament, not paint or finishing. Comes off the plate already moving: every joint printed in place, nothing assembled.
Model: “A little white dragon” by SOFUN_ARTPrint-in-place again — it comes off the bed already flexing along its whole length, every segment moving.
Model: “Mr. Snek 2” by PrintzeeVase-mode print in silk PLA — one continuous wall from base to rim, and the sheen is the filament doing the work.
Clean surfaces and crisp panel lines, printed in one go.
Fine surface detail held at small scale.
Moveable eyes again, from the same series. Every colour is a different filament — nothing is painted.
Model: “Goofy series – Foxie” by AGo3DThe model is published as a glue-together kit — separate parts, pinned with cut filament. We printed it in one piece instead: no glue, no pins, no assembly, and the bent wings and hub detail still come out clean.
Model: “TIE Advanced x1” by SamThe eyes move — and they’re printed in glow-in-the-dark PLA, so they light up once it’s dark. Body, eyes and the little flag are each a different filament; nothing is painted.
Model: “Goofy series – Toothless dragon” by AGo3D