The Kitsch Cake Book Stand holds your pages open, provides secret storage, and adds a fabulous touch to any space. Lift the removable lid to reveal a hidden compartment perfect for stashing glasses, hair ties or bobby pins, keeping your nightstand neat and clutter free. It also adds a playful touch to coffee tables or end tables. Ideal as a gift for any book lover!

**With options for both AMS and non-AMS printing, it's flexible and easy to assemble!**

**Print Settings**
- Add a brim to prevent curling along the edges
- No supports needed
- 10% infill
- 2-3 walls
- 0.4mm nozzle
- 0.2mm layer height

**PLA Used:**
- Jelly Red: https://amzn.to/4jlO34i or https://www.hatchbox3d.com/products/3d-pla-1kg1-75-jred
- White: https://amzn.to/3FORvWl or https://www.hatchbox3d.com/products/3d-pla-1kg1-75-wht
- Blush Pink: https://amzn.to/4lEBnad or https://www.hatchbox3d.com/products/3d-pla-1kg1-75-mat-blpnk
- Sea Breeze: https://www.hatchbox3d.com/products/hb-pla-1kg1-75-sbrz

**Assembly Video:** https://youtu.be/kdfV9wU0PJs

Kitsch Cake Book Stand with Hidden Storage - Nightstand Decor Ideal Gift for Book Lovers

pixelandpapier__cake_book_stand__cake.stl

Widow's Wail s one of two Valyrian steel blades reforged from Ice, the ancestral sword of House Stark. The hilt of Widow's Wail, featuring the stag of House Baratheon - decorated with Lannister gold.

- Files contain pieces of the sword ready to be 3D printed and complete sword files, that are not cut into smaller pieces.

**SCALE**
- Width approx. 266 mm (10.47 inches)
- Length approx. 53 mm (2 inches)
- Height approx. 1450 mm (57 inches)
You can change the size easily in your slicer. 

**THIS IS US!**
Hi! This custom model was created by **3Demon.** We're a team of 3D modeling and printing enthusiasts from Prague, Czech Republic.
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Widow’s Wail sword - Game of Thrones

widows wail_ full_final.obj

**This 3D design is for personal use only if purchased individually. To obtain the rights for commercial sale, you must join the Commercial Maker Thangs Membership.**

Introducing the Midcentury Magical Castle Bookend! This enchanting piece combines the whimsical charm of a magical castle with midcentury modern design. Display it as a stylish decorative item to elevate your home’s vintage aesthetic. When you need extra storage, use it as a functional bookend to organize your books and trinkets. Its clever design ensures it’s both a stunning decor piece and a practical addition to any room. Perfect for those who appreciate classic design with a magical twist, this castle bookend is sure to be a favorite.

**Printing Notes**
Print 4 castle spires, 2 small square roofs, and 2 small stars. For the book feet, I recommend printing them with the logo facing upward.
For those who prefer a less pointy spire design, I recommend printing the "dull spire" (pixelandpapier__castle_bookend__spire_dull.stl) option.

**Print Settings**
- I recommend using a brim for large items with corners to prevent warping.
- Supports are required for the **castle spire** and **square roofs**; the rest of the design does not need supports.
- 10% infill
- 2-3 walls
- 0.4mm nozzle
- 0.12 - 0.2 mm layer height

**PLA Used**
- Elegoo PLA in Pink: https://amzn.to/3vYSSNv
- Elegoo PLA in Mint Green: https://amzn.to/3RqVEmh
- Polymaker PLA in Pastel Candy Pink: https://amzn.to/4bafycI

**Attention:** The creator assumes users will verify the suitability of this product for their needs. Small parts may pose a choking hazard if broken off, and the spires can be quite pointy. The creator accepts no liability for any potential damages or issues.

**Assembly**
Watch assembly video here: https://youtu.be/Q8-mRgqX-w0

Midcentury Magical Castle Bookend - Vintage Inspired Home Decor and Functional Storage

pixelandpapier__castle_bookend__outer_wall_right.stl

pixelandpapier__castle_bookend___spire_dull.stl

Genshin Impact – Skyward Atlas STL
Bring Flins’ iconic Skyward Atlas from Genshin Impact into your 3D printing queue. This STL file is designed to produce a detailed, screen-accurate polearm that works perfectly for cosplay builds, prop collectors, and hobbyist 3D printing.

✅ What You Will Receive:
✔ 1 × STL file of the Skyward Atlas catalyst
✔ Separated into logical parts for easier printing and assembly
✔ ✔ Scaled to closely match the in-game proportions of Flins’ weapon
✔ Compatible with both FDM (PLA, PETG) and resin printers

✨Key Features:
Highly detailed mesh → crisp, clean prints
Clean topology to reduce printing errors
Parts optimized for gluing, pinning, or post-processing
Great base for painting, weathering, or custom finishes
Lightweight component design for display or cosplay handling

🛠 Recommended Print Settings:
Layer Height: ~0.15 mm (good balance of detail + print speed)
Infill: ~15–20% (adjust to your part strength needs)
Supports: Recommended where necessary for overhangs
Print Speed: ~45 mm/s (or optimize based on your printer)

🎭 Ideal Use / Ideas:
Cosplay prop for Genshin Impact and Flins-based costumes
Display piece for gaming or anime-themed rooms
Gift for Genshin Impact fans or collectors
DIY painting / weathering project to create a realistic replica
Practice 3D printing project for hobbyists

⚠️ Important Notes
- This is NOT a real weapon, its meant for cosplay or a display piece
- This is a fan-made recreation of the original weapons from the game, some details aren't has they are in the game. Made with Blender and Fusion 360.
-This is a digital download, not a physical product.
-No refunds after download (standard policy for digital items).
-For personal use only — redistribution or commercial use of the file or printed models is not allowed.
-Recommended Print Volume: 225 x 225 x 265 mm³

Genshin Impact Skyward Atlas STL • 3D Printable Weapon File

part2.stl

After four weeks of crafting tiny treasures, you can now bring every piece together into one charming book nook for your desk or shelf decor. This cohesive scene combines a tea set, a mid century bookshelf, a cozy living room set plus accessories.

**Important note. This listing includes the book nook only. If you’d like the coordinating sets and accessories, you can find them here:**
Tea set: https://than.gs/m/1303506
Bookshelf: https://than.gs/m/1306383
Living Room Furniture: https://than.gs/m/1311908
Mini Accessories: https://than.gs/m/1318619

**Print Settings**
**Lamp:**
-No brim needed
-No supports needed
-0% infill
-4 walls
-0.4 mm nozzle
-.28mm layer height

**Everything Else:**
-I suggest using a brim
-No supports needed
-10% infill
-2-3 walls
-0.4 mm nozzle
-.2mm layer height
-See .3mf file for part orientation

**Materials:**
-Wood Brown: https://amzn.to/4idTqBd or https://www.hatchbox3d.com/collections/pla-1-75mm/products/3d-wood-1kg1-75-brn-b075dyqkq9
-Cantaloupe Orange: https://amzn.to/42sPcRm or https://www.hatchbox3d.com/products/3d-pla-1kg1-75-mat-corn
-Matte Orange: https://amzn.to/3YhBrT5 or https://www.hatchbox3d.com/products/3d-pla-1kg1-75-mat-orn
-Clear PLA: https://www.matterhackers.com/store/l/clear-mh-build-series-pla-filament-175mm-1kg/sk/MVDRJUEA?aff=7646
-Putty: https://amzn.to/4lSYVbv
-LED Tea Light: https://amzn.to/4iy98ah

**Important Note**
Please use a low-temperature LED to avoid damaging the PLA, which can melt at high temperatures. The creator assumes that users will conduct their own research to verify the suitability of the LED used and accepts no liability for any potential damages or issues.

**Assembly Video:**
https://youtu.be/1bOHNaRQHog

Retro Midcentury Cozy Room Book Nook: 1:12 scale, Decor for Bookshelf, Desk or Table

pixelandpapier__book_nook__walls.stl

Blending iconic midcentury style with miniature charm, this bookshelf is built at a 1:12 scale which is perfect for dollhouses, dioramas, or miniature collectors. Its clean lines, open shelves, and compact footprint make it great for displaying tiny books, doll clothes, or other small details.

Not into miniatures? It doubles as a unique bookend, complete with a built-in miniature bookshelf on the side. Perfect for small spaces. A bookshelf for your books, filled with books.

**No AMS? No problem! I've designed it to work with both AMS and non-AMS printers!**

**Print Settings**
- A brim isn't required but I recommend using it for the bookends to prevent curling along the edges
- No supports needed
- 15% infill
- 2-3 walls
- 0.4mm nozzle
- 0.12 - 0.2mm layer height

**Items Used**
Wood: https://amzn.to/4i6uYla or https://www.hatchbox3d.com/products/3d-wood-1kg1-75
Wood Brown: https://amzn.to/4idTqBd or https://www.hatchbox3d.com/collections/pla-1-75mm/products/3d-wood-1kg1-75-brn-b075dyqkq9
Metallic Finish Brown: https://amzn.to/3XJFnMi or https://www.hatchbox3d.com/products/3d-pla-1kg1-75-shny-brn
Miniature Books: https://amzn.to/3RHsxut

**Assembly Video**
https://youtu.be/eO5mCvhY8KU

**Important Note: Not suitable for young children. Contains small parts that may pose a choking hazard.**

Midcentury Miniature Bookshelf Bookend – 1:12 Scale Dollhouse Furniture or Creative Bookend

pixelandpapier__bookcase__bookshelf.stl

BEHOLD! THE INCREDIBLY LARGE TOME FOR PLAYING DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS!

And don't forget to take a look at my [Smaller Tome](https://than.gs/m/1124906) in case this is too big.

**Strap remix now available! That's right! Your Dungeon Master Tome can now be a "Book Bag"!!!** Download strap components [here](https://than.gs/m/1322963). Make sure to print print _Book Back_Strap.stl_ and _Pages_Strap.stl_ to be able to attach the strap!

**Update August 14, 2024:** Uploaded _Plain Cover.stl_ and _Dice Tower Part1_Lower tolerance magnet holes.stl_. The _Dice Tower Part1_Lower tolerance magnet holes_ file has increased tolerance on the magnet holes under the lip that hooks onto the front cover in case people struggle to get magnets inserted in such a tight space.

**Update August 11, 2024:** Uploaded _Dice Tower2 v2_ which has a lower tolerance for the magnets. Because of the little room there was to press-fit the magnets in, I've made it so you can just slide them in and use glue to keep them in place. I also updated the shape of the door of the dice tower.

**Update August 10, 2024:** Uploaded some lower tolerance hinge links for those who have difficulty snapping in the originals.

Now, before you get all excited, I highly recommend you read the ENTIRE description (with some exceptions) before starting your prints, just to be sure you don't have any regrets. (Who knew you'd be reading a tome in order to print a tome?)

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Various inserts for the tome are available [here](https://than.gs/m/1116466).

**Don't forget you have access to other [custom front covers](https://than.gs/m/1131069) for this tome!**

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**Disclaimer:** _The design was inspired by a friend who asked if I could make a D&D book for her to gift to someone. She knew nothing about D&D and neither did I. So I did some research and spoke with individuals who have played the game to get some ideas of what one might like in a tome like this one. So, if you have any feedback at all or any ideas on how the design can be improved or any additions that I could add to the book, please share! There will be a good chance you'll see some welcome changes if you do._

_This specific model's size practically utilizes the entire volume of my Bambu Lab X1-C. This means it was designed to fit on a 256x256 print bed. If you wish to attempt to scale things down, take a moment to visit the _Scaling_ section below before you decided that this is the direction you wish to go. I will be designing a smaller book for D&D, so you may have to be patient while waiting for that to come out if your print bed is too small._

_When specifying dimensions, they will be stated in terms of width x height x depth_

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**Features:**
- Inserts for this tower were designed with "units" in mind so individuals can remix inserts according to their desires (Similar to gridfinity, but with different dimensions). Each unit is 30.5x30.5x25.2mm. So if I made a 1x1x1 insert, it would occupy 30.5x30.5x25.2mm. _Note: Make sure to incorporate tolerances when remixing inserts. I usually add a 0.2mm tolerance to each side, so the true measurement of a 1x1x1 insert for me would be 30.1x30.1x24.8mm._ 
- This model includes models for a dice tower that magnetically attaches to the book cover (See images for details).
- The dice tower was designed to fit in the tome in two different orientations. When folded, it will occupy a space of 4x3x2 units. When open, it will occupy a space of 4x6x1.
- The dice tower includes a door that opens to ensure dice land in the book and not on the floor (See images for details).

**About the Hinge Links:**
- The tolerance of where the hinge links clip into the book/dice tower are VERY tight. This is on purpose to ensure there isn't a lot of wobbling when opening and closing the book and helps to ensure longer durability of the hinge mechanisms. However, because of the way they were designed, you can scale them if you find the default thickness of them is too difficult to get snapped in. Just be sure to only scale them on the Z axis.
- Lower tolerance hinge links have been provided in case you feel iffy about scaling them. If you don't have man-hands like me, you might consider printing the lower tolerance hinge links for both the book hinge and the dice tower hinge. You should still get a nice fit.
- Because of the way the hinge links were designed, if they wear out or get too loose, you can easily print new ones and replace the old ones.
- You'll notice on one end of the hinge links, the hole is incredibly small. This is on purpose. The small hole is only 0.2mm thick before changing to the diameter that you see on the other side. I've found, when the plastic deforms when connected, it hugs the little "pins" and helps keep the hinge link from rattling. I've found this gives the book a more smooth and sturdy feeling when opening and closing it. If you're printing with something other than PLA, you might want to consider changing the link slightly according to your needs.

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**Printing Instructions:**
Required Hardware:
28 - 6x3mm magnets (Yes, you'll need 28 of them... lots of magnets. Fortunately, you can usually buy a pack of 50 or 100 for $5-$10)

Supports? NEVER! GO TO HELL!
Brim: Recommended for all parts to avoid warping.

All models should be oriented in the way they were intended to be printed.

_What to print:_
- Book Front Cover - x1
- Book Back - x1
- Book front Hinge Interface - x1
- Pages - x1
- Long Hinge Link - x2
- Short Hinge Link - x2

Optional dice tower:
- Dice Tower Part1 - x1
- Dice Tower Part2 - x1
- Dice Tower Hinge Link - x2

The 3mf file provided was sliced in OrcaSlicer and has recommended configurations for printing each piece of the main tome.

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**Assembly:**
[Video Instructions](https://youtu.be/_RWcHtnQimg)

All magnets should have a press fit tolerance. However, because of the different variations of printers out there, you may find you need to glue yours in or you may have to use brute force. _**Note**_: When installing magnets, be extra sure you're installing them in the proper orientation so they attract each other. I've made mistakes and don't want you to repeat them.

The Book Front Hinge Interface is meant to be glued into where the book binding would be on the front cover. It's designed so, if you try to place it incorrectly, it won't fit right. (I'm considered implementing some sort of fastening implementation to attach the hinge interface to the front cover. So if that's one of your gripes, stay tuned).

Glue the pages onto the book back.

When snapping in the hinge links, it is recommended that you snap the hinge links into the _Book Back_ portion of the book, first, before snapping them into the _Book Front Hinge Interface_. I've just found it easier to do it in this sequence.

If you feel like the hinge links are WAY to thick to ever have a dream of fitting in there, you're not alone. I rely on plastic deformation to occur when snapping them into place. Because the infill is still somewhat hollow, there is slight movement in the plastic as you press the links into their designated locations. I've found myself man-handling the things before and it can be frustrating if you just can't get them in. If you can't seem to get them to snap in, You can print some hinge links with the Z scale adjusted so they're a bit thinner.

Once all hinge links have snapped in, the assembly of your Dungeon Master Tome is complete! Now all you need to do is choose from the available inserts and customize your storage!

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_**Scaling** (if you dare) *don't read this if you don't plan on scaling*_
_Disclaimer:_ If this starts to seem a little too complicated for you, rest assured I will be coming out with a smaller tome for lighter D&D users, so you can just wait for that if you'd like. It will fit smaller print beds.

Now, because of the magnet holes, any scaling will also scale those holes. So you'd have to scale it in a way to where you can use 2x4mm magnets or maybe 3x1mm magnets. It doesn't have to be those sizes specifically, but just consider the size of magnets you might be able to use, and scale the model accordingly. Yes, this means you'll have to do some math to know what percentage to scale it. You'll most likely have to uncheck "Uniform scale" (or similar setting) because there's a good chance your x, y, and z scale percentages will be different to get your desired results.

**IMPORTANT**: _Once you determine your scale percentages, you'll want to use the same scale numbers for every part you print. **BUT BE CAREFUL!** The orientation in which everything prints is not the orientation it will be in when the model is assembled. For example: The **Book Front Hinge Interface.stl** file is meant to be printed on its side. So, given the shorter axis is in the Y direction, if you scale the **Z** axis of the book to 50%, then you'd scale the hinge interface's **Y** axis to 50% instead of its Z axis._

Dice Tower Part2 is a print-in-place portion of the dice tower that includes a door that hinges open in order to ensure rolled dice make it to the tome from the tower. The tolerance I've given to each edge is about 0.2 mm, so keep that in mind when scaling down. If your printer can handle a tolerance of 0.1mm, then scaling might just work for you.

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Feel free to join [my discord](https://discord.gg/uqJwERhbxf) for additional support, questions, or suggestions!

Dungeon Master Tome - RPG Organization - BOOK BAG

Book Front Cover.stl

Long Hinge Link_Low Tolerance.stl

Short Hinge Link_Low Tolerance.stl

Dice Tower2 v2.stl

Dice Tower Link_Lower Tolerance.stl

Dice Tower1_Lower tolerance magnet holes.stl

Plain Cover.stl

Cut_Dice Tower Part1_Lower tolerance magnet holes.stl

Cut_Dice Tower Part1.stl

Book Back_Strap.stl

Pages_Strap.stl

**This 3D design is for personal use only if purchased individually. To obtain the rights for commercial sale, you must join the Commercial Maker Thangs Membership.**

Introducing the Palm Springs-inspired 1950s Midcentury Skillion Roof House Bookend! This versatile piece of decor captures the essence of retro charm while offering practical functionality. Display it as a chic decorative item to enhance your home’s vintage aesthetic. When you need extra storage, simply expand it into a spacious bookshelf, perfect for organizing books, trinkets, and more. Its clever collapsible design allows for easy transformation, making it an adaptable addition to any room. Perfect for those who appreciate classic design with a modern twist, this midcentury house is both stylish and practical.

**Print Settings**
- I recommend using a brim for large items with corners to prevent warping.
- No supports are needed for printing. For the house, I suggest placing it on its back with the build plate in contact and the window or door opening at the top.
- 10% infill
- 2-3 walls
- 0.4mm nozzle
- 0.12 - 0.2 mm layer height

**Assembly**
Watch assembly video here: https://youtu.be/WTrTDG0RDjs

Midcentury Skillion Roof House Bookend: Retro Palm Springs Retro Inspired

pixelandpapier__mc_skillion_bookend__right_house.stl

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