by The Spool List
Anatomy and dental teaching models, 3D printed by independent makers.
Skulls, hearts and skeletons for the classroom, typodonts and practice teeth for students, giant display teeth, lab organisers and prototypes marked not for patient use. Describe the model once, compare quotes, and the platform holds your payment until you confirm delivery.
Post your model job — free Posting is free. Teaching, display, practice and prototype models only.
Model print cost estimator
A rough print-only range for a teaching, display or prototype model. Painting, labels, file preparation and shipping are quoted by the maker.
How it works
Describe the model: what it shows, the file or source, size, colours, labels, quantity and when you need it. Makers with resin or FDM printers send a price and a lead time; you pick one and pay through the platform.
What makers here print
Models for teaching, study, display and explaining a procedure in general terms, practice teeth and typodonts, organisers and stands that never touch a patient, and prototypes marked not for patient use.
Who's making
Independent people and small workshops with resin and FDM printers. They are not medical device manufacturers or dental labs, so they only take jobs with no medical purpose.
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Guides
Practical guides on briefing, materials and labelling, with every rule cited.
3D printed anatomy models for teaching and display
How to get skulls, hearts, bones and organ models 3D printed for a class or a display: where the files come from, labels, materials and what to avoid.
Typodonts, practice teeth and dental teaching models
How dental and hygienist students and educators can get typodonts, practice teeth and teaching jaw models 3D printed, and what these models are not.
Resin or FDM for a teaching model?
How to choose between resin and FDM printing for anatomy, dental and display models: detail, size, handling and finish, and what no print material can do.
How to label a model 'not for clinical use'
Why the label, listing and brief decide what a printed model is, the label text to use on anatomy and dental models, and the claims to keep out.
Lab and clinic organisers that never touch patients
Desk organisers, model trays, sign and label holders, cable clips, tablet stands and non-sterile racks a maker can print for a lab or clinic, and where the line is.
Prototypes for device startups, not for patient use
Form and fit prototypes, housings and trade-show models a maker can print for a device company, labelled not for patient use, and what stays the company's job.
How to brief a maker for an anatomy or dental model
What to put in a job post for a 3D printed anatomy, dental teaching or prototype model: purpose, file and licence, scale, material, colours, labels and quantity.
Is a 3D printed anatomy model a medical device?
What the US, EU and UK definitions say about intended purpose, why diagnostic and planning models are different, and our reading for teaching models.
Biocompatible resin, explained
Why a biocompatible or medical resin bought by a maker does not make a printed part safe for the body: ISO 10993-1, validated processes and what resin makers say.
Have a model in mind?
Brief it once. Let makers quote.
Post the model, size and labels free. Makers with 3D printers quote, and the platform keeps your payment until you confirm delivery.
The model your class needs isn't in the catalogue.
Your structures, your scale, your labels. Post one brief, compare quotes from makers with 3D printers, and keep your payment with the platform until the model arrives.
Post your model →Why post a model job here
Paid when the model arrives
You pay when you accept a quote. The platform holds the payment and releases it to the maker once you confirm delivery.
Makers quote on your brief
One post reaches makers with resin and FDM printers. Compare price, lead time, reviews and past work side by side.
No buyer fee
Buyers pay the maker's quoted price. The Spool List adds no fee on top.
Clear about what's allowed
Teaching, display, practice and prototype models only. Jobs for devices, patients or the body are not accepted.
Scope in writing
Size, material, labels, quantity and deadline are agreed in the job before work starts.
A dispute path
If a model doesn't match the agreed brief, open a dispute in the app. The Spool List reviews any you can't settle with the maker.
3D printing makers on The Spool List
gerardochanquia701
ds9077
El Cajon, United States
qlam05812
KittermanSpeedShop
Spool member
николаев, Україна
Jonathan Strickland
Arkadelphia, United States
Atelier Du Hibou
Grasse, France
Berge Design
Medford Oregon, United States
LeoKnight Studios
Joetsu, Japan
v33dprinting
Texas
Danial Nyel
8_bit_dragon
Meridian, ID, United States
Squid Ink
aymranhamza
André Ivan Skaar de Lange
Oslo, Norway
John gabriel Bonete
Duygu Güngör Ürer
gabenightprints
Fall River, Ma, United States
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Common questions
What can makers here print?
Anatomy and dental models for teaching, study and display, typodonts and practice teeth, generic models that explain a procedure, organisers and stands that never touch a patient, and prototypes marked 'not for patient use'.
How much does a printed teaching model cost?
It depends on size, material, detail, colours, labels and quantity. The estimator on the home page gives a rough print-only range; makers quote the real price from your brief.
Who are the makers?
Independent people and small workshops with resin and FDM printers. They are not registered medical device manufacturers or dental laboratories, and The Spool List is not one either.