All Print Tuesday Projects

A snow-covered hillside village of little cottages, fir trees, and a winding road that glows warm like a quiet Christmas evening once you light it from inside with LEDs. The snowy rooftops and fine details need supports, so plan on some cleanup, but the lit-up result is worth it.

A print-in-place articulated T-Rex toy and keychain with a wiggly segmented body and no supports needed. The 3MF ships with multicolor settings for AMS-style printers, and at about 134 mm it makes a quick desk fidget or backpack charm.

A print-in-place fruit fly trap whose lid ring of small light slots lures flies into a dark, shielded chamber they can't find their way out of. Fill it to the marked line with apple cider vinegar and a drop of dish soap, set it by the fruit bowl, and rinse it out by hand when it's full.

A snap-together clamp that grips the edge of a tarp, tent, or gazebo so you can tie on a rope, strap, bungee, or tent peg. Print the jaws and locking ring with no supports, then push the ring up to lock the teeth, with no hardware needed.

A cute Halloween ghost that seems to float while holding a red balloon on a coiled string stand. Drop an LED tea light inside and it glows like a little nightlight, and assembly is just a dab of glue for the string and hand.

A miniature moon colony desk organizer with domed compartments and a deeper well for pens, pencils, and brushes. Smaller craters hold paperclips, SD cards, coins, and other small bits, and it prints as one stable piece with no assembly.

A multi-story Halloween house lamp built for a light puck or Bambu light kit, with a STEP file so you can adapt the holder to a different light source. It is seasonal decor that still earns its place as a real lit display piece.

A compact printable school locker with three storage compartments and a simple filament-hinge door. It is a practical little organizer for desk supplies, small parts, or any loose bits that need a dedicated spot.

A modular mid-century-inspired drawer system with stackable storage, fluted fronts, tapered legs, and a valet tray top. It is a strong practical pick for desk, workshop, or entryway organization without needing extra hardware.

A playful press-to-pop potato from Patopato_Design that is quick to print and full of personality. It is an easy little desk toy with a strong visual payoff.

A reusable 3D printed notebook system with interchangeable spine sizes, a pen compartment, and support for multiple common paper formats.

A parametric Fusion 360 screw generator optimized for 3D printing, useful for making printable threaded parts, test screws, custom fasteners, and tolerance experiments.

A cheerful sunflower windmill print upgraded with a 608 bearing mod for smoother spinning. A fun outdoor or garden print with bright visual impact and a little mechanical payoff.

A printable Teeny Tote-style mini storage box with updated lid options, including the original lid and a flat lid. Great for tiny hardware, batteries, desk bits, and shop organization.

A printable desktop vacuum forming tool for makers who want to experiment with forming plastic sheets over small parts, molds, packaging, and workshop projects.

A printable control board enclosure for model rocket launches, designed to make countdowns and launch sequences feel more memorable. Includes a multi-plate print profile and room for real electronics and wiring.

A LED tea light holder in the shape of a dragon egg.

Pirelli tire for Formula 1 lovers with RGB LEDs.

A fully articulated dragon with no supports needed. Perfect for testing your printer's capabilities.

Customize your desk organization with these modular pieces that fit together perfectly.

Educational and fascinating mechanical model showing how planetary gears work.

Practical smartphone stand with integrated cable management system.