Nib Nimb is here! A stackable bowling ball holder inspired by the shape of a fountain pen nib. Its support-free design prints quickly, locks securely when stacked, and adds a clean, modern look to your collection. Whether you have one ball or a whole arsenal, Nib Nimb keeps them organized without taking over your shelf. Enjoy! 🎳

Ever pull out one bag and end up with half the roll hanging outside your dispenser? 😄 This design includes a built-in rewind mechanism that lets you wind any extra bags neatly back inside. No more messy dangling bags or rolls unraveling after refilling. Everything is 3D printed - no screws, springs, magnets, or glue required.

👁️ Unblinking has arrived. Inspired by ever-watchful eyes and mechanical forms, this bowling ball stand combines an organic silhouette with a futuristic aesthetic. Designed to print without supports and securely display your favorite bowling ball while keeping all attention exactly where it belongs. 94.74g filament • 4h 56m print time FORM. FUNCTION. DISPLAY.

Axion started as an experiment in lightweight geometry. It changes personality every time the light hits it at a different angle. 64.56g. 4h 16m print time. No supports.

MicroArc just landed. Part of the new Micro Series: compact, fast-printing bowling ball stands built to use minimal filament without losing stability. 19.38g. 1h 8m print time. No supports. Pure sharp geometry.

Awnex - a medium-size sculptural bowling ball cradle inspired by the awns of wheat. It keeps your ball stable, upright, and display-ready without taking over the table. Tested with multiple bowling balls, including a 16 lb ball, and it also fits standard size 5 soccer/basketballs. Functional, sharp, and a little weird - exactly how I like it.

KoiVex just surfaced from the filament depths. A futuristic bowling ball stand inspired by koi fins, biomechanical shapes, and pure display energy. Designed for clean printing with no supports, lightweight structure, and a surprisingly aggressive silhouette that somehow looks alive from every angle. 67.63g filament 4h 16m print

CHRONOLITH has entered the lane. A futuristic bowling ball stand designed to look like it was pulled out of a sci-fi reactor core. Lightweight, support-free, and surprisingly sturdy at only 71g of filament. • No supports • 4h 43m print • Stable & secure

Just finished “CryoBloom” - a futuristic 3D printed bowling ball stand inspired by the current weather :-) Printed with only 70g of filament in about 4h 20m, no supports needed. The layered iridescent filament really brings out the details under lighting. Designed to be stable, compact, and display-focused while still keeping a clean mechanical aesthetic. Probably one of my favorite display pieces I’ve modeled so far.

A futuristic stackable bowling ball stand designed to turn your gear into a display piece. Printed with clean geometric lines and a flowing radial design, Vortex Bloom combines modern aesthetics with practical stability. The modular stackable form lets you build upward while keeping a compact footprint, making it perfect for shelves, desks, lockers, or full bowling setups. Designed for smooth printing, strong support, and a premium look straight off the build plate.

Just released this customizable bowling ball stand 🎳 The front nameplate prints separately, making multi-color text easy while reducing waste with Bambu Studio’s “Print by Object” mode. You can also use Bambu Studio’s built-in text tool to place custom text directly onto the stand for a fully integrated look. Great for player names, ball names, league displays, or gifts.

New bowling ball holder design: Voidframe The idea was to make something that feels less like sports equipment and more like a sci-fi artifact sitting on your shelf. The geometry is inspired by black hole accretion rings, turbine blades, and bowling pin silhouettes merged into a single continuous form. This one was a fun balance between functional design and “alien object found in deep space” energy. Would love to see different filament combinations and remixes from the community.

New model available! Designed this stand to disappear under the ball and let the pattern do the talking. Low profile. Stable. Prints clean without supports.

I designed this diabetes carry case to help kids keep all their supplies in one place and protected. It’s a TPU outer shell with a rigid insert so everything has its own spot and doesn’t get lost or crushed in a backpack.

New bowling ball holder design posted: Four Dimensional Banana! Come and check it out!