TAMIN Shelf Presenter

TAMIN Shelf Presenter is a 3D-printable mini shelf built for displaying small things worth looking at – collectibles, mini figures, jewelry, small plants, books, or a candle. Instead of a single fixed design, Sektor 7 Studios built it as a small system: one core shape that can be printed in different combinations of front, decor and interior, so the same model can become several different shelves depending on what you need.

What are the different versions?

There are four main variants sharing one core shape: a version with doors, one without, a variant with a bubble decor detail on the front, and a plain version with no decor. Inside, three inlet options let you choose what the shelf actually holds – an open inlet, a plain shelf inlet, or a divided shelf inlet for smaller items. Because the pieces click together, you can pair any decor style with whichever inlet suits your display.

What magnets do I need for the doors?

If you print the door version, you need eight small round neodymium magnets – four for the main body and four for the doors – either press-fit or glued in depending on how tight your printer’s tolerances run. The magnets have to go in with the correct orientation, and it is worth testing the polarity before the final glue-up so the doors actually pull shut instead of pushing apart. The no-door version skips this step entirely but assembles the same way otherwise.

How is TAMIN assembled?

Assembly follows a fixed order: press the inlet in from the back, click on the back cover, screw in the separate printable feet, then glue or press in the magnets before clicking the doors into place. The feet and back cover are the same click-in parts across all four variants, so once you have assembled one version you already know how to build the others.

Where does it fit in your home?

TAMIN is sized for everyday display jobs rather than one single object type. Sektor 7 Studios positions it for desks, shelves, sideboards, living rooms and display corners, and the rounded Japandi look means it sits alongside existing decor rather than standing out from it. Having doors, bubble decor, or the plain open version to choose from means one model can cover a workspace shelf, a jewelry corner, or a small plant display, all built from the same set of printable parts.