A closer look at our latest designs, printing experiments, releases and everything happening inside Sektor 7 Studios.
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A ghost that doubles as a bowl, ready to hold candy, keys, or small trinkets on your Halloween table this year. Flowing sculpted fabric shape, easy to print, ready for spooky season.
Read moreA small ghost hiding under a quilted blanket, printed in two parts and glued together, no AMS or multicolor setup required for a cheerful Halloween shelf piece.
Read moreA grumpy little ghost caught mid-prayer, floating above its own base. Print the parts separately, glue them together, and it's ready for your Halloween shelf.
Read moreTwo spirits with attitude, angry eyes and an unmistakable hand gesture, made to glow from an LED tealight. Print them in black, white, or build a whole rude ghost army for your shelf.
Read moreA pumpkin blasted open from the inside, glowing from an LED tealight tucked behind a screw-cap lid. Jack-O-Blast trades the classic grin for something a lot more dramatic.
Read moreCloudy looks like a stitched cushion but it's fully 3D printed, a soap dispenser with deep seams and a soft padded surface for the bathroom or kitchen sink.
Read moreA screaming pumpkin tealight holder with a stretched, howling face that lights up from inside. Once you drop in an LED tealight, the eyes and mouth glow through the dark like something out of a horror movie.
Read moreCUSHORA pairs a cactus silhouette with a padded cushion base, giving you a jewelry organizer that looks soft but prints solid and holds up on any dresser.
Read moreA skull wrapped in bandages, hollowed out into a bowl for candy and treats. This one earns a spot on the table well before the trick-or-treaters arrive.
Read moreA small knitted-beanie ghost that holds your pen and grins at your monitor all day. Print it in one go with an AMS or build it from separate parts and glue it together yourself.
Read moreA cushion-style teddy bear with a knitted texture that looks stitched by hand but prints as a single body plus two small glued-on parts.
Read moreOne pumpkin, two dark faces staring back at you. Turn it around and the skull gives way to a dragon-like creature, no AMS or multicolor printer needed to pull off the contrast.
Read moreA cheeky little ghost flipping double birds, wearing a knitted beanie with a pom-pom. Free to download, easy to print, and guaranteed to get a reaction from whoever spots it on your desk.
Read moreA layered, mountain-shaped headphone stand with a built-in tray for earbuds, keys and cables. Four printed parts, three dowel pins, and a finish worth showing off on your desk.
Read moreA squirrel silhouette opened up into a Voronoi lattice, this sculpture turns a familiar shape into something you'll want to display, not just look at.
Read moreA bulldog rebuilt from open Voronoi cells, printable in resin or FDM, ready to scale up for a striking shelf or desk display.
Read moreThat's the whole shelf — even the printer needs a break.
