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My Warhammer 40K collection has been sitting in boxes for months because I don't have proper shelving. I've got around 45 painted minis ranging from tiny 28mm infantry to larger character models, and they all deserve better than cardboard storage. I have detailed reference photos of the existing display setup I want to replicate, but I need someone to actually model it in 3D so it can be printed. The case needs to be modular - basically a set of tiered shelves that can stack or sit next to each other. I'm thinking somewhere around 12 inches wide, 8 inches deep, and maybe 10-12 inches tall per section so it doesn't get unwieldy. Each shelf should have small lips or edges to keep the minis from sliding around, and I'd prefer open sides so the paint jobs are visible from multiple angles. I've got photos showing the exact layout I want - how the shelves are angled, where the support posts should go, spacing between levels. The challenge is I can't model this myself, so I need someone comfortable taking 2D reference images and translating them into a proper 3D file that's actually printable. The walls can be thin to save material, but they need to be sturdy enough to hold the weight without sagging. I'm flexible on the final color - probably natural PLA or black would look clean. If the final print needs some post-processing or sanding to look polished, I'm okay with that. Just need someone who can take my vision and make it real.

My desk setup has gotten out of hand with cables everywhere. I've got monitor cables, USB cords, headphone wires, and chargers all tangled behind my monitor and draped across the desk surface. It's a mess and I keep accidentally unplugging stuff when I'm reaching for things. I have some reference images showing different cable management systems I like - basically a combination of clips that hold individual cables in place and a small rack that can sit on or under the desk to bundle things together. I need someone to model these based on what I'm showing so we can iterate on the design. Here's what needs to happen: The clips should be small enough to stick on the back of my monitor stand (around 2-3 inches each) and hold standard USB and charging cables. Then I need a main organizer piece - kind of like a cable tray but more compact - that can sit under the desk edge and organize about 8-10 cables at once. The whole thing should keep things looking clean without being super rigid, since I swap cables around pretty often. I'm thinking maybe 3 clips to start, then the main organizer piece. The clips could use an adhesive backing or small mounting holes. Material-wise, I want something sturdy enough that it won't flex when I'm pulling cables in and out. I'll send over the reference images once we connect. I need this modeled so we can do a test print first - I want to make sure everything actually works with my specific desk setup before we finalize anything.

Got a growing collection of painted D&D miniatures that deserve better than sitting in a cardboard box. I have reference images of a display stand I saw online but can't find the exact model anywhere, so I need someone to recreate it from scratch. Basically it's a tiered stand with three levels - each level slightly smaller than the one below. The stand has this elegant curved design on the sides, kind of like a wedding cake but more angular. I'm thinking around 10 inches wide at the base, 6 inches at the top, and maybe 8 inches tall total. Need enough depth on each tier to fit miniatures - probably 4-5 inches deep minimum. I've got 3 reference photos showing the design from different angles. The original looks like it might be made from wood or acrylic, but I'm flexible. Would look great in resin with a wood-grain finish or even translucent, whatever makes the minis look good without being too heavy or fragile. The tricky part is the curved transitions between levels - it's not just a simple square step design. There's this smooth, almost swooping profile that makes it look more polished than a basic tiered stand. I want to display maybe 15-20 medium-sized figures total. Need this done relatively soon since I'm finally getting around to organizing my hobby space. Can provide the reference images immediately. Open to suggestions on material and finish - just want something that looks professional enough to not be embarrassed when people come over and see the collection.

My apartment's entryway has been a disaster. Keys end up everywhere, my partner's bags get thrown on chairs, and we've got this awkward bare wall that would be perfect for organization. Found a really solid minimalist hook design that I want to get printed. The model is already in STL format and ready to go - it's a simple geometric hook with a mounting plate. Need 4 of them total: three for the main wall above the console table, and one in the closet area for jackets. They're designed to hold decent weight without looking bulky. Each hook is roughly 4 inches wide and 3 inches tall. They stick out about 2 inches from the wall, which should be plenty for hanging keys, small bags, even a light jacket. The mounting holes align with standard drywall anchors, so installation should be straightforward. I'm flexible on material - PETG would probably be best for durability since these will get actual use. Color-wise, I'm hoping for something neutral that won't show dirt easily. Was thinking either black, dark grey, or natural white. If you've got recommendations on finish or whether I should do PETG vs something else, I'm open to suggestions. The files are ready whenever you want them. Just need them printed and ready for pickup/delivery sometime in the next couple weeks. Let me know your timeline and pricing!

Our campaign just hit a major milestone (level 12!) and we're looking to upgrade our table setup. Right now we're using this janky wooden thing that barely works anymore, and honestly it's embarrassing when we have guests over. We found some reference images of castle-style dice towers online and want something similar but customized for our group. The basic concept is a tower structure with a winding ramp inside that the dice tumble down - classic design but we'd like it to fit our aesthetic. We're thinking something that looks like an actual medieval tower, maybe 8-10 inches tall, with a catch tray at the bottom to collect the dice. Size-wise, it needs to fit on our table without taking up the whole battle map. The catch tray should be able to hold at least 6-8 dice comfortably. We'd love it if the tower part has some architectural details - like maybe crenellations on top or stone texture - to make it look less generic. We're not too picky about exact dimensions as long as it scales nicely and stays stable (our table gets bumped occasionally during gameplay). I've got about 5 reference images showing different castle tower designs that I'll share - nothing we need copied exactly, just want that general vibe. We're open to suggestions on how to make the internal ramp work best for dice rolling, since that's the part that actually matters functionally. Looking for someone who can model this and provide the STL so we can get it printed. We're flexible on color but thinking something that'd look good in black or dark gray. Just need it done before our next campaign session in about 3 weeks.

Building out my Mandalorian cosplay for DragonCon this year and I've got the helmet base sorted, but I need the visor frame piece that sits inside. I've got decent reference images from the show and some fan renders, but nothing that's actually printable yet. Basically, I need someone to create the 3D model for the internal visor mounting frame - the part that holds the black visor lens in place inside the helmet. From my reference images, it looks like it has angled supports on both sides and a slightly curved top piece that wraps around. The visor opening is roughly 8 inches wide and 5 inches tall based on my helmet dimensions. I'm planning to print this in matte black so it blends with the visor itself. The frame needs to be sturdy enough to hold a 3mm polycarbonate lens without flexing, so I might need some reinforcement ribs or thicker walls depending on how you design it. I have reference images I can share - mix of stills from the show and some existing 3D models that show the general shape, though those other models aren't in a printable format. If you need me to send over measurements or take photos of my helmet's opening, I can do that too. Looking for someone experienced with fitting parts together since this needs to mount cleanly to the helmet interior. I'm hoping to get this printed and assembled within the next 4-5 weeks if possible.

My kitchen drawer has turned into a junk drawer and I'm tired of digging through a pile of spatulas and wooden spoons every time I cook. Found this organizer design online that's supposed to have individual slots for different utensils - it'll fit in my standard drawer and keep everything separated so I can actually find what I need. The drawer is about 18 inches wide and 10 inches deep, so the organizer needs to fit those dimensions. I've got the STL file ready to go, just need someone to print it out. Looking for something in a wood-like color or natural wood-toned material so it doesn't look too plastic-y sitting in there next to my actual wooden utensils. The design has slots for spatulas, wooden spoons, and smaller utensils like measuring spoons. Should print as one piece so it's stable and doesn't shift around. I want to keep it functional but also not have it look out of place in my kitchen - that's why the wood tone is important to me. Plus my partner keeps making jokes about how messy that drawer is, so this feels like a win-win. Once it's installed I'll actually have a system instead of just shoving things in there. I can provide the file immediately - it's already been sliced and ready. Just need you to handle the actual printing. Let me know if you need any measurements or have questions about the design specs.

My bedroom dresser's left door bracket snapped clean off last week when I was moving it around. It's one of those metal L-shaped brackets that holds the door hinge, and I've got the other side intact to use as reference. I took some decent photos from different angles showing how it connects to both the door and the frame. The bracket is pretty straightforward - it's basically an L-shaped piece about 2.5 inches tall and 1.5 inches wide, with two mounting holes on each side for screws. The metal one weighs almost nothing so I'm hoping PETG will be sturdy enough since it's just holding up a wooden dresser door that's not super heavy. The holes need to be pretty precise since I want to reuse the existing hardware. I'd need this modeled from the reference photos I can provide - ideally someone who's done furniture hardware before since it needs to actually function and hold up over time. I'm planning to print it in red to match my other room stuff, and I might need a couple extras in case the first one doesn't work out perfectly. The tolerances don't need to be crazy tight, just accurate enough that standard wood screws go through cleanly. DM me if you want the photos or have questions about the measurements. I can get you more detail shots if needed. Would prefer someone who can turn this around in a week or so since I'm tired of having my dresser partially broken.

Need someone to print a card holder setup for my Magic collection. I've got the STL files ready - it's basically a box with internal dividers to sort cards by color and set. The thing is, my current cardboard boxes are falling apart and cards keep getting bent when I'm shuffling through them at tournaments. The model is designed to hold about 200-250 sleeved cards comfortably, with 6 separate compartments so I can organize by mana color or deck type. There's also a small slot on top for creature tokens and a recessed area for a deck list card. Dimensions are roughly 8 inches long, 3.5 inches wide, and 4 inches tall - fits perfectly in a backpack. I'm planning to print maybe 2 of these since I'm constantly building new decks and my friends keep asking if I can make them one too. PETG would be ideal since I need something durable that won't crack if I drop it (and let's be honest, that happens at FNM). Red would be my first choice for color but I'm flexible. I can provide the files immediately - they're already sliced and tested on a Prusa, so minimal adjustments needed. Just need clean prints with decent layer adhesion so the dividers don't snap off. If there are any tweaks needed for your printer settings, just let me know and we can figure it out.