3D File Reference Sites
Based on the vast amount of designers and designs available, Kitsap 3D prints many designer models within the Creative Commons (CC) licensing standards and licensing standards of hosted designer models. Feel free to browse and request a print of any authorized model on third-party websites hosting 3D printable files providing a link to the file to be printed. If Kitsap 3D is unable to produce the print, a recommended 3D print service will be provided. This is a list of websites hosting 3D printable files. It is not all-encompassing and will be continuously updated.
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STLFLIX is a subscription service that provides access to a large and growing library of 3D printing files, from miniatures to print-in-place models. Subscribers can also sell their 3D printed items online, join a community of makers, and get weekly releases of new themed collections.
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Patreon.com is a platform where creators can offer exclusive content and rewards to their fans who support them with monthly payments. Some of these creators share 3D printable files of various genres, such as fantasy, sci-fi, horror, and more. These files can be used for tabletop gaming, hobby projects, or personal collections. Some Patreons also offer commercial licenses, discounts, and voting rights for their subscribers
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Cults3d.com is an independent marketplace and social network for 3D printing enthusiasts. It connects designers who create 3D models with makers who want to print them. It offers both free and paid models of various genres and themes.
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Thingiverse.com is a website dedicated to the sharing and downloading of 3D printable designs. It provides free, open-source hardware designs licensed under various user licenses. It hosts a vast collection of over 2 million designs, from practical objects to artistic creations. It also allows users to remix and customize existing designs, and to join a community of 3D printing enthusiasts
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Printables.com is a community site for 3D printer users. It offers thousands of free and high-quality 3D models for various purposes, such as gaming, hobby, or display. It also features design contests, user groups, a blog, and an online store where users can sell their 3D-printed items
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Thangs.com is a 3D model community for designers, engineers and enthusiasts. It connects designers who create 3D models with makers who want to print them. It offers both free and paid models of various genres and themes.
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MyMiniFactory.com
MyMiniFactory.com is the world’s largest curated download platform for 3D printable files. It offers free and high-quality STL files from talented 3D creators of various genres and themes.
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MakerWorld.com is a new 3D printing platform that simplifies the process of finding, slicing, and printing 3D models. It offers a large and diverse library of 3D printable files, from practical objects to artistic creations. It also features innovative features like one-step cloud slicing, community contributions, and discounts.
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Shurdle.com is a 3D printing and laser engraving service that also provides free and paid 3D models that can be downloaded and printed by users. Shurdle.com specializes in multi-color 3D printing and laser-engraved logos and graphics. It also hosts a blog and a store where users can sell their 3D-printed items
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Mcmasters.com is a website that sells industrial and engineering supplies, such as fasteners, fittings, pipes, and tools. It also provides free 3D models for some of its products, which can be downloaded in various formats and used for 3D printing. Users can access these models by clicking on the product details icon and choosing the desired file type
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Gambody.com is an online marketplace where you can buy and sell STL files of video game and comic book models for 3D printing. The models are high-poly, detailed, and error-free, optimized for various types of 3D printers.