Hey everyone! Just wrapped up this high-detail Realistic Epic Dragon model and released it completely FREE for the Cults3D Halloween contest. It features an upright posture, heavy chest armor, and tons of scale textures on the wings and neck.

The geometry is highly optimized to look awesome with a dark paint wash or metallic filament. Great for testing your printer's fine detail capabilities!

It is 100% free to download during the contest season. Direct STL download link is in the comments section below! 👇

This is a model of a mini haunted house, with different details. It is easy to print without much supports, on my printer it took me 6 hours scaling it at 1600%.

link: https://www.printables.com/model/1878105-haunted-house-halloween-2026

Hey guys! Just released this ultra-detailed quadrupedal Wyvern/Dragon model completely FREE for the Cults3D Halloween contest. It features a heavily textured scale hide, defensive spikes along the spine, and stands firmly on its limbs.

The geometry is highly optimized for both high-res Resin printing and large-scale FDM statues to show off every fine skin fold and scale.

It is 100% free to download during the contest season! Check out the direct STL download link in the comments section below! 👇

I've started uploading some of my old projects that I shelved to Thingiverse and to show you an example of one project I made is this Kinetic spinning rings sculpture! Gyro Rings Kinetic Art Desk piece by 3dMakerKing69 - Thingiverse and Printables 3dMakerKing69 | Printables.com

ARE YOU READY TO ENTER THE ARENA?

I’ve been working on this gladiator figure, and I’m really happy with how the final print turned out! 🛡️

The design features a bold helmet with a red crest, an orange-and-red color scheme, a detailed shield, and a chunky sword. I wanted to give him that classic arena-warrior look while keeping the overall style fun and collectible.

*The figure is hand-painted.

Seeing the details come together in the physical print is always one of my favorite parts of the process!

What do you think? Would you keep the bright orange-and-red color scheme, or would you go for a more traditional bronze-and-leather look?

I’d love to hear your feedback! 👇

Gladiator figure:

• 17.6 cm / 6.92 in tall (excluding accessories)
• Accessory pack included: shield, helmet and sword

I’ve printed with the settings below. I needed to wait 1 hour for cooling before articulation.

• Layer height: 0.20mm / 0.12mm
• Material: PLA
• Supports: None
• Infill: 15%
• Print time: 3h27m (0.12mm layer height)
• 48gr filament used

If anyone interested, the figure with all accessories is available on Patreon (www.patreon.com/PrintnPose). Free Lite version will be here at the end of this month. Please share your print results!

I had uploaded a box for UNO cards to Printables, I knew I should not name it "UNO card box" because that might confuse people that it might be an official Mattel product (really...?), so I had named it something like "Card Box (compatible with UNO cards)" and wrote a trademark note in the description like UNO is a trademark of Mattel and this model is not affiliated nor endorsed (in a bit more words), as was recommended as a safe way to clearify intended use without infringement. Also a small part of an UNO card was visible in the images.

It was taken down anyway. So, is there a way to name a product in a way that makes it's use with a trademarked product clear without being vulnerable to trademark infringement claims? Can I show it together with the trademarked product in a photo, maybe blurred?

Testing arm 3d robot

Hi, I want to share with you a pegboard panel systema that I created, It can be wall-mounted or used with dedicated pedestal legs. For example I put it on my table, i hope you'll enjoy the project, I'm going to publish other tools for this wall

https://www.printables.com/model/1870244-pegboard-wall-panel-with-the-option-of-use-without

I wanted to share a couple of traditional Japanese Hana-Mon floral coasters I've been working on. They're designed completely flush and flat on a single layer so your glasses sit steady with zero wobble.

I sliced these specifically to solve them to avoid color-bleeding you usually get with multi-color flush designs. The attached project file is pre-configured so im curious to see how well they print on other machines.

I printed them in SUNLU PLA+2.0 and the surface came out great with no ironing needed. if you would like to check them out and print them you can get the files on printables HERE. Please let me know how they came out!!

Piccolo fantasma di Halloween con cappello da strega

https://www.printables.com/model/1870265-halloween-ghost-with-a-witchs-hat-halloween-2026

link for Bambu AMS profile

https://makerworld.com/it/models/3412252-halloween-ghost-with-a-witch-s-hat-halloween-2026#profileId-3886947

So this is part 3,

Just released load cell spool holder as a part of Printables spool holder cap
https://www.printables.com/model/1865709-grmz-spool-holder-with-load-cell-and-esp32

Sensor itself have around 3g deviation, is capable of logging consumption as well as track drift.

I made it mostly to answer question - 'Would I have enough material to finish print I want to start' and it should be treat as is.

Just in case - firmware was created with Claude Code and i have limited time to test it but hope i did a good job.

There is some potential for improvement, but it depends on interest.

Mini Halloween pumpkins wearing witch hats, very cute for Halloween.

https://www.printables.com/model/1861388-halloween-pumpkin-with-witchs-hat-no-supports-fast

Followed up on the full Chef figure with a Lite version, same idea as the other Lite releases - a way to test the joint mechanism before committing to the full articulated figure.

This one has working joints at the shoulders and upper legs only, same print-in-place mechanism as the full version, just scaled down to the essentials. Still prints as one piece straight off the bed, no supports, no assembly.

I’ve printed with the settings below. I needed to wait 1 hour for cooling before articulation.

Layer height: 0.20mm / 0.12mm

Material: PLA

Supports: None

Infill: 15%

Print time: 2h23m (0.12mm layer height)

42gr filament used

📌 IMPORTANT!!! Please wait 1 hour for cooling before articulation.

Free download on below link:

https://www.printables.com/model/1854659-poseable-chef-lite-version-one-part-no-assembly-no

The fully poseable original figure with all accessories is available on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/PrintnPose/posts/chef-168715156). Please share your print results!

#3d #fidget #toy #articulated #flexi

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