The items below are included in the download. Styled examples and props shown in the images are not included unless the list says otherwise.
Rounds
A 6, 8, 10 and 12 mm graduated ladder on one tray; single trays for 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20 mm rounds; an 11 mm topper ball; a 2 mm micro strip that rolls ten beads at once.
Shapes
8, 10, 12 and 14 mm bicones; 6 x 12, 8 x 16 and 10 x 20 mm olives; 8 x 10 and 10 x 12 mm barrels; teardrop, oval, egg and rondelle; three short tubes and seven long tubes.
Figures
15 and 22 mm Christmas trees plus a matching 15 mm pair tray, 50 and 32 mm chess pawns and 14 and 20 mm mushrooms.
Portion and pierce
Every cap carries a recessed lid disc for its clay, every base a log notch with cut-length ticks, and most trays a pin path for piloting the hole.
Guide and licence
One 3D printing guide covering every family, the part lists, 1:1 sizing cards and the licence. The supplied 3MF files are arranged layouts with notes, not validated 3D printer process profiles.
Maker workflow
How to use the set
Measure the clay
Press a 2.5 mm slab onto the recessed disc in the cap lid and cut the circle, or roll the stated log and cut it at the tick on the base ruler. Each roller also gives an estimated weight in grams.
Close the cap
Turn the cap over front edge to back. On the shape trays the size labels on the base and cap line up at the same end when it is the right way round.
Roll
Rest your off hand on the base ledge and slide the cap in line with your forearm with light pressure, one direction, the full tray length. Lift the cap and quarter-turn the bead between sets. The pawn and mushroom are pressed, then finished with short strokes.
Pierce and bake
Chill the bead, set it back in its trough and twist a pin along the pin path. Remove the bead from the 3D-printed tool and bake it on an oven-safe metal skewer or tray, following the clay brand guidance.
View exact dimensions and fit details
Families
Starter rounds and tubes; graduated and chunky rounds; topper ball; bicones; olives; barrels; everyday shapes; long tubes; Christmas trees; chess pawn; mushroom
Cap fit
0.30 mm per side sliding fit on integrated rails
Material
PETG or PLA, PETG preferred
Before you start
Prepare your 3D print and clay
What you need
3D printer or 3D printing service with a 0.4 mm nozzle
PETG or PLA filament
Conditioned polymer clay
Four self-adhesive TPU or silicone feet per base
Straight pins up to 1.5 mm thick, plus toothpicks or cocktail sticks for the pawn and mushroom
Oven-safe baking surface and clay-brand baking instructions
Not included
Physical 3D-printed tools, clay or filament
Pins, sticks, findings or self-adhesive feet
ready to 3D print process profiles, fit coupons or separate piercing guides
Keep the making setup practical
Making tips
Test the measured portion with scrap clay before making a batch.
Use light pressure and stop if the slide binds.
Remove clay after use with a soft brush or cloth, wipe clean and dry. Do not heat the 3D-printed tool or store clay in a trough.
3D printing setup
How to 3D print it
Start with one test model at 100 percent scale, then check fit and finish before 3D printing the complete set.
Print settings and orientation
Recipe to set yourself
0.4 mm nozzle; PETG preferred, PLA also supported. 3D print both trays flat with troughs facing up and the cap lid on the bed. Use 0.28 mm body layers with 0.08 mm layers over the troughs, a 0.20 mm first layer, 3 walls, 1.0 mm top and bottom, 10 to 15 percent gyroid or lightning infill, and supports off.
Inspect the slice and fit
Confirm the troughs stay open in slicer preview. 3D print one pair first and check that the cap slides freely before using clay. The cap fit is 0.30 mm per side, a free slide rather than a snap.
Current preparation status
The library and its final operation evidence remain under review. Preview renders do not establish physical performance.
Before you 3D print
Questions makers usually ask
Are finished tools or beads shipped?
No. This is a preview of digital STL files and a guide. You will need to arrange 3D printing and supply the making materials.
Do I have to download every family?
No. Each roller family is its own ZIP, so you can download and 3D print only the beads you make.
Does the roller make the holes?
The rollers shape solid beads. Most trays have a pin path: set the chilled bead back in its trough, close the cap and twist a straight pin along it. Each family's section of the guide gives the pin length and thickness.
Can I sell what I make?
The canonical Maker Licence allows sale of finished polymer clay pieces and excludes resale or sharing of the files and 3D-printed tools. A future eligible Print & Sell member delivery uses its own Member Licence. This preview does not grant access or resale rights.