u/No-Independence1941

I designed and hand-painted this Little Prince lamp.

The idea was to turn his asteroid into a glowing balloon, carrying him and his rose in a suspended miniature basket.

The build is printed in PETG and includes:

• A three-piece curved support arm.
• Two cratered hemispheres with a snap-fit closure.
• A basket suspended by four cords, with anchor pegs securing the attachment points.

What do you think of the finished piece?

• Separate character, rose and cage components for painting.

I finished it with acrylic paints, acrylic markers and fine brushes. For the lighting, I used an LED bulb and the components I had available; builders can choose a compatible lighting setup.

The linked model includes the complete Creality Print 3MF with 22 plates and component-specific settings, an illustrated English assembly manual and a video tutorial.

https://www.crealitycloud.com/classic/model-detail/little-prince-hot-air-balloon-lamp?profileId=6ac8748df5ed98d327a771d3

I wanted to make a wand that actually does something, so I designed this witch doctor piece with a hidden compartment for a credit card, hotel key, or NFC tag.

The crooked handle is removable, which means the skull piece can also be used as a keychain or necklace.

Printed in PETG and painted by hand. The photos show the process from the first prototype to the finished piece.

https://www.crealitycloud.com/classic/model-detail/witch-doctor-card-wand-nfc-keychain

A quick update on my Dragon Chess Set:

It just won 2nd Place in Creality Cloud’s Dragon Design Contest. 🐉♟️

This ended up becoming a much bigger project than I originally planned. The complete set includes:

• 125 printable parts
• 40 cm playable folding board
• Built-in storage for the pieces
• Printed hinges and axles
• Reinforced internal ribs
• Original dragon-themed chess pieces
• Portable case design

Everything was designed around actually being printable, functional, and playable rather than just looking good in renders.

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/dragon-chess-set-premium-folding-board-no-cfs?profileId=6a6ad51be7c56560f0aa7389

The project is now also competing in the Creality Creator Awards 2026.

#CrealityCreatorAward #CrealityCreatorAwards #DragonChess #3DPrinting

A quick update on my Dragon Chess Set:

It just won 2nd Place in Creality Cloud’s Dragon Design Contest. 🐉♟️

This ended up becoming a much bigger project than I originally planned. The complete set includes:

• 125 printable parts
• 40 cm playable folding board
• Built-in storage for the pieces
• Printed hinges and axles
• Reinforced internal ribs
• Original dragon-themed chess pieces
• Portable case design

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/dragon-chess-set-premium-folding-board-no-cfs?profileId=6a6ad51be7c56560f0aa7389

Everything was designed around actually being printable, functional, and playable rather than just looking good in renders.

The project is now also competing in the Creality Creator Awards 2026.

#CrealityCreatorAward #CrealityCreatorAwards #DragonChess #3DPrinting

Hello everyone, Blaerov here!

Today I’m sharing a special project: my 100th model

I wanted a practical way to keep my headphones close without taking up desk space, so I designed this sliding headphone stand that mounts behind the monitor using the VESA mounting area.

The arm extends when you need your headphones and slides back behind the screen when not in use. It also has multiple extension positions and a wide curved cradle that supports the headband comfortably.

Key features:

- Keeps the desk clear

- Sliding and retractable design

- Multiple extension positions

- No supports required

- No glue required

- PETG recommended

- Designed for one headset

Make sure to check your monitor’s VESA clearance and screw length before installation.

This project represents a big milestone for me, and I would love to hear your feedback!

Model available here:

https://www.crealitycloud.com/en/model-detail/6a7803cd0389871f0cdb62a8?cloudPlatform=1

I designed this 40-slot organizer for pens, markers, pencils, paintbrushes, precision screwdrivers and other slim tools.

The main rack consists of seven pieces, prints flat without supports and assembles without glue. It works perfectly as a standalone organizer—but if you want to go all the way, you can print the optional tracked vehicle base, customize the paint job and use its internal compartment for additional storage.

I printed everything in PETG. The project files already include the correct orientation, print settings and required supports for the parts that need them.

You can find it as my latest upload on Creality Cloud:

https://www.crealitycloud.com/user/8036971417

I wanted something cool to give my workshop a little more character, so I designed and printed this dragon backflow incense burner. I painted the dragon separately, assembled the three printed parts, and this is how it turned out.

Before anyone suggests having the smoke come out of the dragon’s mouth: I considered it. However, incense actually burns and generates considerable heat, so I intentionally chose this configuration to make the heated area easier to isolate from the printed parts.

Important safety note: backflow incense cones can generate enough heat to damage or melt PLA. Before using the burner, the upper incense cavity must be lined with heat-resistant plaster or cement. The internal smoke duct must remain completely clear, and the liner must cure and dry fully before lighting the incense. The burning cone should never touch the printed plastic directly.

The complete print settings are included in the 3MF file, along with an assembly and safety manual.

The model is available for free on Creality Cloud. If you like how it turned out, you can download it and leave a like on the model page.

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/dragon-waterfall-backflow-incense-burner?profileId=6a6d65ea753b84f6aaaa56f3

Hi everyone, Blaerov here.

I recently finished designing and printing this complete dragon-themed chess set.

The board measures 40 × 40 cm when opened and folds into its own storage case. It is divided into four reinforced quadrants so every section can be printed on a regular-sized printer.

The quadrants use angled edges, internal ribs and triangular reinforcements for rigidity. They connect through pressure-fit couplers, while the two completed halves are joined by self-contained printed hinges and locks. The removable corner feet are printed in TPU.

The complete project contains 125 printed parts, including 64 separate board tiles and 32 dragon chess pieces.

Each chess role has its own design and silhouette. The pawns, rooks, knights, bishops, queen and king were modeled as different dragon characters rather than using the same figure at different scales. Paired pieces also have opposite orientations for asymmetric details such as their tails.

I designed the figures to minimize unsupported overhangs. Features such as the wings, tails and beards also function as structural supports, so most pieces require minimal supports or none, depending on the printer and profile.

The project is also single-color-printer friendly. The black, white and gray components are printed separately, so an AMS, CFS or other multicolor system is not required.

I printed the rigid components in PETG and the removable feet in TPU, although PLA can also be used.

The complete files and illustrated assembly manual are available here:

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/dragon-chess-set-premium-folding-board-no-cfs?profileId=6a6ad51be7c56560f0aa7389

I would be interested to know what you think about the folding mechanism and the individual dragon designs.

Hello everyone, Blaerov here.

I’m sharing my skull-shaped tire air cap.

I designed it because these little valve caps always end up getting lost, and if I was going to print replacements anyway, they might as well have more character than the generic plastic ones.

This version is printed in black PETG, prints fast, requires no supports, and includes the internal thread so it can screw directly onto the tire valve stem.

I recommend printing one test piece first before making the full set, since tolerances can vary slightly from printer to printer. In some cases, you may need a small scale adjustment, around 1% or 2%, depending on your machine.

On my Creality K2, it fit perfectly at 100%.

Hope you like it.
Cheers.

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/skull-tire-valve-cap-car-air-cap?source=22&profileId=6a40e8e6edc74a6331b27518

Hi everyone,

I designed this Multi-Purpose Storage Container to help keep small parts organized around the workshop and on my desk.

It's a simple functional print that works well for screws, electronic components, hobby supplies, spare parts, and other small items that tend to get scattered everywhere.

Features:

• Compact design
• Easy to print
• No supports required (if applicable)
• Useful for workshops, makerspaces, and home offices

I'd love to hear your feedback and see any makes if you decide to print one.

Model:
https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/multi-purpose-storage-container?source=22&profileId=6a33844139854a84387a02eb

Happy printing!

Hey everyone,

I just put together a full bundle with 77 of my 3D printable models on Cults3D.

It’s basically my “all models” pack: a mix of functional prints, display pieces, organizers, keychains, props, weird objects, decorative models, and some fun experimental stuff I’ve designed over time.

Instead of buying the models one by one, the bundle has a 70% discount, so it’s a much better deal if you like variety and want a bunch of files to print, test, gift, paint, or modify.

The bundle includes things like:

• Functional accessories
• Desk and home objects
• Planters and organizers
• Props and display pieces
• Keychains and small giftable prints
• Weird/funny/dark little models
• Print-friendly STL files

Here’s the bundle:
https://cults3d.com/en/users/Blaerov/bundles/all-my-models

Feedback is welcome. I’m always improving my models and trying to make prints that are actually worth the filament.

Hey everyone, this is Blaerov.

I made a foldable utility hanger because apparently the world still has too many places where you need to hang something and there is absolutely nowhere to do it.

This thing folds down, opens when needed, and can be used on different setups: market stalls, shop displays, camping gear stations, workshops, travel setups, storage panels, or temporary workspaces.

It is not furniture. It is not decoration. It is just a practical printed tool that gives you instant hanging space wherever the setup allows it.

Caps, bags, jackets, towels, hangers, small accessories, light gear… whatever makes sense, as long as you respect the fact that this is still printed plastic and not industrial steel.

The idea was simple:
make something portable, useful, easy to store, and flexible enough to move between home, shop, booth, camp, or workshop.

Fold it. Hang it. Use it.
Better than leaving everything on the damn floor.

crealitycloud.com/model-detail/portable-folding-hanger-door-hook-camping-rack?source=26

I made a simple modular block system for 3D printing.

The idea was to keep it easy to print, use as few supports as possible, and make it expandable enough that you can print as many pieces as you want and build larger structures over time.

The blocks were originally designed at 40 mm, but the included 3MF is scaled to 30 mm. After testing, I honestly prefer the 30 mm version because it feels comfortable to handle, prints faster, and makes it easier to produce a lot of pieces.

The cylindrical inserts snap into the blocks, and the blocks have internal guide rails to help keep the inserts from sliding out. I also made a video showing that they fit firmly, hold together well, and do not separate easily.

It is a simple toy-style project, but I’m pretty happy with how solid and satisfying the connection feels.

Print them in different colors, make a pile of them, and build whatever you want.

Model:
https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/stack-snap-blocks-kids-modular-toy-building-bricks?source=22&profileId=6a09384688f39ba117855c87

I’ve been working on a series of functional retro designs, and I just finished this one.

Most people use CAD software for these kinds of projects, but I did the entire process in Maya. The biggest challenge was getting the mechanical tolerances just right for a fully 3D-printed system. Both the hinge and the front latch click into place perfectly without needing a single screw, metal pin, or glue.

The box is heavy-duty and wall-mountable. I printed this one in PETG using a CFS for the flush pixel art on the front.

I’ve uploaded the .3mf file with all my print settings pre-configured if you want to check it out:

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/8-bit-mushroom-storage-box-wall-mountable-desk-organizer?profileId=6a06ce8ca621ca4bce74d10a

Print it. Use it. Just make it worth it.

Check out this new beast I just dropped! It looks sick! 🥚✨

If you see it spinning on the floor, it looks just like a 1UP extra life straight out of a game, but GET THIS: it’s actually a functional medkit. Or hey, you can use it to store your tools or whatever the hell you want... the point is, it looks badass in any setup and actually serves a purpose. 🛠️❤️

I hate making stuff that just sits there collecting dust, so I designed this wall-mounted piece to keep things organized and looking pro. It’s that perfect mix of nostalgia and utility your room needs.

Want it? Go get it! You can download it now to print it on your beast machines (the 3MF file is ready to go, so no headaches, just perfect results):

👉 Get it here:https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/1up-pixel-heart-gamer-wall-storage-medkit?source=22

I’d really appreciate it if you could drop a LIKE on the model. It helps me out a ton so I can keep creating crazy stuff for you guys!

Love ya... bye! ✌️

What’s up, guys! Honestly... I outdid myself this time! 🔥

Check out this new beast I just dropped! It looks sick! 🥚✨

If you see it spinning on the floor, it looks just like a 1UP extra life straight out of a game, but GET THIS: it’s actually a functional medkit. Or hey, you can use it to store your tools or whatever the hell you want... the point is, it looks badass in any setup and actually serves a purpose. 🛠️❤️

I hate making stuff that just sits there collecting dust, so I designed this wall-mounted piece to keep things organized and looking pro. It’s that perfect mix of nostalgia and utility your room needs.

Want it? Go get it! You can download it now to print it on your beast machines (the 3MF file is ready to go, so no headaches, just perfect results):

👉 Get it here: https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/1up-pixel-heart-gamer-wall-storage-medkit?source=22

I’d really appreciate it if you could drop a LIKE on the model. It helps me out a ton so I can keep creating crazy stuff for you guys!

Love ya... bye! ✌️

Hello everyone! 👋

Really happy with how this physical build turned out. I put together a quick video with a fun track for it, so make sure your sound is on! 🔊

Snapping all these little PETG pixels into the grid is incredibly satisfying. I went with a retro "100% Download" theme for this one, and the colors look great in person. The whole board feels super solid sitting on my desk with the stands.

Just wanted to show off the final result and how the assembly looks. Hope you like it! 👾

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/ultra-modular-40x40-pixel-art-display-system-fast-3d-print?source=26&profileId=69f97f4bf76f419e085866c5

#3Dprinting #pixelart #maker #showandtell #PETG #retro #desksetup #3dprinted #diy