Print-in-Place Screw Jack — Captive Ball-Swivel Platform A partially print-in-place mechanical screw jack: cone base, threaded screw, and a captive swivel platform, printed as two separate objects. The build plate also includes two basic rectangular prism wrenches. The threaded screw and the captive swivel platform should be kept as one object with two parts. The swivel and thread needs supports to print.

Public domain/CC0 organizing station for making bracelets and kandi. I've had really good results using PETG Translucent, PETG, and different types of PLA. Product photos use purple and blue translucent PETG.

I have a similar model, see it here https://makerworld.com/en/models/1636452-mushroom-stash-jar#profileId-1728839 A friend told me that the first mushroom jar I made broke a little too easily. I designed a new version with thicker walls and a little more storage space. The ID is about 15.8mm and the depth of storage is about 28.4mm. I recommend not scaling this, the threads may not align well. I tested the model with PLA Silk Duotone and PLA Silk+, I suspect it will work well with most PLA.

Public Domain/CC0, feel free to use however you'd like. This is a cupcake storage pendant. It has a hole that can be threaded. I used PLA Silk+ for my test prints, and I expect that other filaments will work well. Avoid scaling the model because it will affect the threads.

PUBLIC DOMAIN/CC0 This is a set of beads with the chess pieces on them. It is a multi-material print. I've had some issues with colors bleeding. I recommend a .2mm nozzle, but I tested it with a .4 mm nozzle. There are two plates: one has black beads with white pieces, the other has white beads with black pieces. Feel free to switch the colors around.

This is a lamp that incorporates the Maker's Supply puck light. The assembly is easy and straightforward: print out the first plate that is the bottom of the lamp. Print out plate two, the top of the lamp. Insert the puck LED into the bottom. Put the top on the lamp. Press the center of the top to activate the button.

This is a print-in-place starfish toy. It has scaled up well in the past, I'm unsure about scaling it down. Feel free to use and modify however you like!

Public domain set of beads that contains the entire alphabet and numbers 0-9. The beads are organized readably on the plate. Feel free to delete or clone the beads on the plate to suit your needs. This prints well with a .4mm nozzle. However, with a .4mm nozzle, visual defects will be more common. I recommend using a .2mm nozzle.

An egg-shaped gyro top. Functional and spins well.

This is a public domain/CC0 card with multiple fidgets. She's got balls, a few cylinders you can slide and spin, a square piece you can spin, one of those concentric guys, and a wheel that can be turned or clicked like a button. Use her however you want. Made the model look like the form factor of a monolith phone.

Print-in-place spider toy. Feel free to use the model and prints however you like! Better late than never, perfect for Halloween!

Seed of life pendant. Intended to be strung as a kandi necklace.

Stash amulet! Can be made into a Kandi necklace very easily! I apologize about the threads. Orient “Bass Head” upwards when tightening it. I've been practicing making threads with two leads, and this model ended up suffering. If Bass Head is oriented upside-down when fastening, it'll end up that way :( But, enjoy! Use responsibly! Throw you loved one's image into it then go to war, who cares!

Balisong trainer! Flips very well. It some issues with visible layer lines when printing. I recommend PETG for strength. Passed every drop test except the one where I threw it down the stairs.

This is a threaded amulet with some storage in the center. The holes for string are about 2mm in diameter. I used Bambu PLA Silk+ and a Supertack coolplate.

Perler Bead orienter. Intended for 5mm fuse beads. Throw a handful into the orienter and shuffle the beads around. This print makes the fuse beads stay oriented in one direction so they're easier to grab. It eases the process of making perlers. Please don't scale. Maybe use a glue stick or adhesive to ensure a proper first layer also. Sometimes the first layer can be tricky.

Panda Bead! My profile uses PLA Silk+ and PLA Matte, but other filaments are expected to work. If you need more than one, copy/paste or use the cloning feature.

Print-in-Place ball bearing spinner. Very basic fidget toy. Needs to be separated to parts on the plate. Also, the balls will be stuck together slightly. I recommend hitting it against the table a couple of times but not hard enough to break it.

Persian cat kandi bead. This is a multi-material print, I recommend copying a bunch of them onto the plate to reduce waste, but you do you. Designed for a friend, published for you. Also, a couple of small notes: It does have a couple of visual flaws. Honestly, the computer model's geometry has problems but it prints well. In the slicer you may notice visual defects, but they're not noticeable when printed.

Feather with a small hole for stringing. On the plate there is one bead placed. I've had a problem in the past where people complain that there's only one bead on the plate. Please try copy/pasting the bead or cloning the bead before saying that you'd like more than one on the plate. Multi-material. I've used Bambu PLA Silk and Matte. Do whatever you want with your life.