3D Printable Files & 3D Models
Looking for 3D print files, models or projects? Check out our articles about 3D models for your 3D printer and other uses.
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Looking for an affordable and fun project to round out the summer with? Why not practice your archery skills with a fully 3D printed miniature compound bow.
Take pictures through your telescope with a camera to telescope adapter. Instead of buying one, you can 3D print it easily.
Mangas and animes are great, but they're both so... two dimensional. Now change that with these super cool 3D printed Naruto accessories!
Open Bionics combines 3D printing and open source designs to make affordable robotic hands that are just as advanced as many commercially available prosthetics. Their latest addition is the Brunel Hand 2.0, which any willing DIYer can print and assemble.
Want to teach your kids about the power of renewable energy? Or just want to build your own wind turbine replica? Then check out this 3D printed wind turbine model created by maker Luc Tellier.
Nintendo’s new hand-held console "Switch" will be published in March 2017. You can be one of the lucky ones to hold it in your hand right now - by 3D printing a perfect looking replica.
After you've finished chewing over the curiously strong mints, upcycle the distinctive case with one of these excellent Altoids tin projects.
Have you always wanted to travel through time like Marty McFly and Doc Brown in 'Back to the Future'? Well, Great Scott! Now you can with this amazing 3D printed Delorean clock.
We love key organizers. They not only look so much better than your average keyring, they are also very practical. Until now, you could find these tools only on Kickstarter or in specialized shops. Now you can 3D print and assemble your own. The project a great start for 3D printing beginners.
The Smithsonian partnered with Autodesk to 3D scan the Apollo 11 command module “Columbia", and have released 3D printable files online.
Often looking for amazing, practical things to print, we're taking a look at the musical section of the 3d printed world. You can get them even if you don’t own a 3D printer.