Pukhosos exists, now as a 3D-printable mini model. After my Arduino-powered robotic Pukhosos video reached 150k views on Instagram, I promised to share a printable version. Here it is: a one-piece multicolor print with movable wheels, no supports, no assembly. Inspired by the viral Russian meme, made for anyone who enjoys turning internet jokes into real little projects.

A shelf organizer inspired by the design language of EBURET furniture and adapted for FDM 3D printing. The model is designed for printers with a 256 mm build volume. Its appearance recreates the layered texture typical of large-scale robotic arm 3D printing. Dimensions: 245×247.05×247.55 mm. Model weight: 1825 g. No supports required. Printing with a 0.4 mm nozzle is possible, though print time will increase significantly. Reduced speed and acceleration are recommended for A1 series printers.

Made this cable clip for myself and friends running a VR club. Tested ABS, ABS+, PETG, PLA and PLA+. PLA+ gave the best balance of strength, flexibility and print quality. The clip keeps the cable stable, prevents movement and reduces strain on the USB port during active VR sessions. Сделал клипсу для себя. Протестировал ABS, ABS+, PETG, PLA и PLA+. Лучший результат PLA+: баланс прочности, гибкости и качества печати. Клипса фиксирует кабель, уменьшает его движение и снижает нагрузку на разъём.