SimplySolid3D
I am Mike, and I design models that come off the plate clean the first time — functional, decorative, and fun. Everything I make goes up on MakerWorld, free to download.
01Featured by MakerWorld
A jigsaw of the real lunar surface. The terrain comes from NASA elevation data, so the hard part is not the picture — it is the craters under your fingers.
02Most printed
In the order people print them. The Moon puzzle would be third; it has its own spot above.
03The big builds
Multi-part models that take a whole plate, or several, and fit together without glue.
Every planet on one rail, divided by the same number, so nothing was nudged to look nicer on a shelf: Earth comes out at 10 mm, Jupiter at 112 mm. The Sun is the part that did not fit. At this scale it would be over a metre across, so you print a sliver of its edge instead, and that almost-straight orange wall is it.
Mars Surface Puzzle
91 pieces · Ø 200 mm · 280 km of Mars
The pieces sit in rings, so it builds outward from the centre.
Mount Fuji Puzzle
91 pieces · Ø 200 mm · 41 mm tall
The mountain in relief, cut into a jigsaw.
Apollo 11 Landing Puzzle
91 pieces · 25 km of the Moon
The ground where the first crew set down.
Chess & Checkers, 3-in-1
210 × 210 mm · jigsaw, chess and checkers
Every square is a puzzle piece that clicks into the frame.
Dune Spiral Vase
15 cm and 25 cm tall
Terraced ridges that change with the light through the day.
Mandala Coaster Set
Ø 95 mm · 4 plates · 2 colours
Two pieces snap together into a two-tone coaster, no colour swaps.
04The app
Pick a place on the Moon or Mars and print it. OrbitStudio turns real NASA elevation data into a snap-together puzzle or a solid ornament, and hands you a file that is ready to go. No CAD, no mesh repair.
06For sellers
If you want to sell prints of my models commercially, you can do that through a Commercial Membership on my Patreon.
Commercial Membership on Patreon
