100 3D printing templates, all editable

A tall water carafe with a soft shoulder and a returning lip.

Twenty-four fine vertical ribs on a small single-stem vase.

A shallow bowl with a thick base and a rolled edge.

A raised bowl on a waisted stem, turned from one profile.

A straight-sided cup with a 2.4 mm wall and a flat base.

A small hand-thrown shape with an inward-curling rim.

A classical shouldered jar with a flared neck.

Eight ribs carried around the vase by a 240° twist.

A pinched waist between two flares, in one continuous wall.

Twelve deep flutes running the full height of a straight vase.

Ten stacked terraces, each inset from the one below.

Four horizontal waves rippling up a cylindrical vessel.

A 60 ml conical cup with a thick, stable base.

Two stacked bulbs with a narrow pinch between them.

A carafe wrapped in a slow 260° spiral of soft flutes.

Six flat faces cut into a turned vase.

Eight stacked contours over a wide conical shade.

A cell-wall shade that casts a scattered, organic pattern.

A plain hemispherical pendant shade with a rolled rim.

A wall sconce built from a seeded strut lattice.

A cupped holder sized to a standard 39 mm tealight.

A tall fluted sleeve that stands a candle inside a draught.

A thin conical diffuser for a downward-facing bulb.

Twelve tori stacked and rotated into a slotted column.

A softly roughened cylinder that glows from within.

Thirty sharp pleats, like a folded paper lantern.

Raised lettering on a rounded plate, ready to glue to a door.

Three large digits with a mounting backplate.

Free-standing letters with a deep base, for a shelf or mantel.

A wedge-profile nameplate that tilts the text toward the reader.

A tag with a strap slot and your name cut into the face.

Curved lettering on two spikes, sized for a 20 cm cake.

A thin script word for hanging flat against a wall.

A single initial recessed into a round coaster.

A slim flexible bookmark with a punched hole.

A stake with the plant name raised on its face.

A card-sized plaque with a short message and a border.

A hanging sign with cut-through letters and two cord holes.

A straight cup with a weighted base, sized for a fistful of pens.

A shallow six-sided tray for pens, clips and keys.

A wedge stand with a lip and a charging cable channel.

A C-clip that holds two cables against a desk edge.

An under-desk hook with a wide saddle for a headband.

An angled block that presents a stack of cards.

A three-compartment tray with rounded internal corners.

A stackable hollow block that lifts a monitor foot 40 mm.

A roughened ellipsoid meant to be printed solid and heavy.

A weighted base with a 76 mm well for a sticky note pad.

A faceted cap that presses onto a standard hex pencil.

A two-part grommet ring for a 60 mm desk hole.

A wide bangle with eight ribs carried through a half turn.

A cell-textured disc pendant with a bail hole.

A pair of light 30 mm hoops with a 2 mm section.

A tiny branching growth, grown rather than modelled.

A bevelled cube charm with a threading hole.

Eight faceted beads in a row, ready to cut apart.

A ring with a flat oval face to carve or emboss.

An open cuff with a rippled surface, printed on its side.

A six-point star with a bevelled face and a pin channel.

Three thin bands that sit together on one finger.

A 70 mm seeded strut lattice — light, rigid, no infill needed.

A tall lattice post for load tests and display stands.

A right-angle bracket with three screw holes per leg.

Six stacking washers from 2 mm to 12 mm.

A twenty-tooth display gear with a keyed bore.

The 20 mm cube, with a chamfered base to stop elephant's foot.

A stepped fin that walks from 30° to 70° of overhang.

Five pins and five holes, 0.1 mm apart, to find your fit.

A small open crate whose rim locates the one above it.

A block remeshed into the boundary network between its cells.

A coarse box refined by Catmull-Clark into a smooth pebble.

A hollow canister braced by an internal radial lattice.

A branching growth unified into one smooth printable surface.

A wide, low branching structure with a heavy trunk.

A flattened branching fan, thin enough to backlight.

Tendrils grown up the outside of a plain column.

A cube slumped into a puddle by the fluid simulation.

Cloth slumped over a ball and frozen mid-fall.

A frozen water ripple, simulated from three drops.

Liquid dropped into a cone and left where it settled.

A rough mineral spike with noise all the way up.

A leaning, roughened spire modelled on a termite mound.

A tiling panel of interfering ripples, simulated then frozen.

A standing slab worn by two scales of noise.

A turned pawn at tournament proportions.

A castellated rook with eight crenellations.

A 32 mm round base with a rocky top surface.

A fluted scenery pillar for 28 mm tabletop games.

A weighted top with a fine tip and a wide flywheel.

A three-baffle tower that tumbles dice into a tray.

Six bevelled blanks laid out ready to print and mark.

Four nesting cups that stack into one column.

An L-shaped tromino, the building block of a 3×3 puzzle.

A curved half-pipe that drops a marble 40 mm.

A honeycomb trivet that lifts a hot pan off the table.

A turned egg cup with a flared foot.

A wide ring with a soft rippled surface.

A 130 mm planter with sixteen flutes and a drainage well.

A four-cell propagation tray with a lipped edge.

A rounded pot with three cord lugs under the rim.