A closer look at our latest designs, printing experiments, releases and everything happening inside Sektor 7 Studios.
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Two ghosts with grumpy faces, a rude hand gesture and eyes that glow from an LED tealight inside. Print one in black, one in white, or build a whole army.
Read moreThis exploding pumpkin turns a classic Jack-O'-Lantern into something that looks blasted open from the inside, with a tealight holder built right into the design and no AMS required to get the multicolor look.
Read moreA screaming pumpkin face with glowing eyes and mouth, built as an easy multipart print that lights up from an LED tealight inside.
Read moreA skull wrapped in mummy bandages, reworked into a bowl you can fill with candy or set out as a standalone spooky centerpiece this Halloween.
Read moreA knitted-beanie ghost that holds your pen upright on the desk, free to print as one multicolor piece or as separate parts you glue together.
Read moreA pumpkin with a skull on one side and a dark dragon face on the other, built as either a single print or an easy-assembly multipart version for anyone without multicolor printing gear.
Read moreA cheeky little ghost with a knitted beanie and both middle fingers raised, free to download and easy to print in one piece or three, no AMS required.
Read moreOMNI pairs a glowing mesh lampshade with a built-in tray for desk clutter, printed in two base heights and assembled without tools.
Read moreA curved, perforated shade that turns an E14 bulb into a warm spiral of light and shadow, ready to print for your dining table or reading corner.
Read moreA lamp shaped like a tear between two worlds, with a twisted core that glows warm white or in shifting colors, ready for easy vase-mode printing.
Read moreA tripod base and a woven-textured shade come together into a lamp you print yourself, then finish with a basic LED kit for warm ambient light.
Read moreA ribbed tealight holder that throws soft shadows when lit and sits quietly on a shelf when it isn't. Two parts, one thread, no glue.
Read moreThat's the whole shelf — even the printer needs a break.
