A little assembly. A lot of possibility.
3D-printed kits for people who love to make things. Discover model kits on sprues and printed-part kits for open-source hardware projects.
Coming soon. We’re getting the first kits ready for the workbench.
Two kinds of kit
A miniature world or a useful machine: we’re making room for both. Here’s what’s coming to PrintedKits.
Small parts. Satisfying builds. 3D-printed model kits with components connected to sprues, ready to remove, prepare, and assemble.
Collection in development · Not yet available
The printed pieces for your next hardware build, collected into a project-specific kit. Spend less time organizing print jobs and more time putting things together.
Collection in development · Not yet available
The idea behind PrintedKits
PrintedKits is being built around a simple idea: sometimes you want the parts, not another printing project. Whether you’re assembling a model or bringing an open-source hardware design to life, we want to help you get to the hands-on part.
Our planned listings will make it clear what’s included, what you’ll need to supply, and which instructions or project documentation to follow.
Before you build
Not yet. This is our coming-soon page, and checkout is not available. Products, pricing, and shipping information will be added when the store launches.
The planned hardware kits focus on printed parts, not complete machines. Each listing will identify its contents and any additional fasteners, electronics, tools, or other components needed for assembly.
Each hardware kit listing will link to the original project and identify the design revision and applicable license. Credits and required notices will accompany the relevant kit.
Plan for a hands-on build. Depending on the kit, assembly may involve removing parts from sprues, cleaning attachment points, gluing, and painting. Each listing will describe the preparation, tools, and supplies needed.