Ever wondered what the periodic table would look like in 3D? I wanted to visualize how atomic size actually changes across the table, so I designed this magnetic periodic table model where each element’s height represents its van der Waals radius — scaled at 1 mm = 4 pm. My teacher loved it, but I’d love feedback from educators, makers, or fellow chemistry enthusiasts — do you think you’d use something like this in your classroom or workspace?

Two fresh drops today! 🔹 Thin, Lightweight, and Durable iPhone 16 Case Designed for makers who want protection without bulk. This flexible TPU case feels rigid in hand, holds shape perfectly, and prints cleanly with tuned settings for flexible filament. It’s minimal, practical, and made for everyday use. 🔹 Physics Pendulum Experiment Setup A clean, print-ready design built for motion tracking, timing, and physics demonstrations. Great for classrooms, home labs, or anyone exploring oscillations and simple harmonic motion. Both models were tuned for smooth, support-free prints and easy assembly — optimized to work on a wide range of printers and materials. Check them out, drop a like if you print them, and tag me in your remixes or makes! #newmodel #functionalprints #TPU #education #3Dprinting #makercommunity