Hi, I’m Mark. I print useful things that make everyday life a little better.
Find your thingLittle helpers for your home, desk and a brighter day.
Objects found: 63
Author photos and model visualisations. The price covers the configuration described in the product card. We confirm colour and size before printing.
A slender neck and rounded body with a bold circular opening. The source photograph shows a painted, finished surface; your finish is agreed separately.
€12.50
Twisted sides give a small succulent a striking home. Choose a bold colour or a softer tone for your windowsill. Plant not included.
€6.50
Separate sections for pencils, pens, cards and paper clips form a practical desk arrangement. The contents in the photo are for illustration.
€12.50
A small elephant with moving parts for a desk collection. Choose a colour and enjoy a character built from printed layers.
€6.50
Compact drawers with a honeycomb pattern stack on top of one another. Each drawer has an internal space of 75 × 75.5 × 27 mm.
€15
An open arch and a light silhouette. Two viewing angles, 45° and 15°, let you position your phone on a desk.
€3.50
An asymmetric silhouette with a circular opening, made for a single stem or dried flower. The source photograph shows a finished surface; we agree the finish before printing.
€9
Two parts form a neat cube: a water reservoir below and a planter above. Cotton wicks carry the water; we agree the complete setup before printing.
€10
Hexagonal modules connect at different heights. Build your own arrangement for pens, brushes and small stationery.
€11.50
A pocket-sized robot with moving parts and distinctive round eyes. A little companion for a desk or figure collection.
€5
An irregular sculptural texture makes this vase interesting from every angle. Use it for dried flowers or a small interior arrangement.
€11
Compact winders keep cables in neat coils. Different sizes suit headphones, USB cables and other everyday leads.
€5
I believe even a little thing can make your day better. So I’m exploring 3D printing and turning interesting designs into things you’ll love to use.
I choose the plastic for the job: decorative objects, everyday essentials or flexible parts. Here is how they differ.
Decor · figurines · organisers
PLA is polylactic acid: a rigid plastic that captures fine details well. A good fit for indoor objects.
Keep away from heat and hot water. Wipe with a soft, damp cloth.
Planters · holders · everyday objects
PETG is a modified polyester. It is more impact-resistant and heat-resistant than standard PLA, and handles moisture well.
Clean with a soft cloth. Moisture-resistant material does not guarantee a watertight print.
Pads · cases · flexible parts
TPU is thermoplastic polyurethane: an elastic plastic that can bend and cushion impacts.
Softness depends on the TPU grade and part thickness. Avoid excessive stretching.
Gifts · sculptures · accents
PLA Silk+ is a PLA finish with a silky sheen. Choose it for reflective highlights and a distinctive surface.
Avoid heat and abrasive sponges to protect the shine.
Check each product for available materials and colours. Strength and flexibility also depend on shape, wall thickness and print settings.
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