Walking cane with shock-absorbing tip
ACAnonymous creator
6 parts · PETG · TPU 95A♥ 0
Describe an object. We design it, we make it, you get it.
From the simplest idea to the wildest: objekto's AI draws a print-ready 3D model, splits it into parts that fit together and has it made in nylon, resin or metal.
2,000 credits free when you sign up · no card neededFree to start · 2,000 credits free when you sign up, enough to design a first object of 2 to 4 parts · no card needed
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FIG. 1 — Toy Racing Car "Comète", 100% 3D printed
OS@objektoPRINT-READY
- PROJECT
- Toy Racing Car "Comète", 100% 3D printed
- PARTS
- 2 parts
- DIM. MM
- 120×60×36
- MATERIALS
- PETG
- DELIVERED
- $12.97 each for 10
- FOLIO
- 1/6 · REV. 02
Design 1 of 6: Toy Racing Car "Comète", 100% 3D printed, @objekto, $12.97 each for 10
ANIMATION · “REBOUND” CANE · EXPLODED VIEW
Exploded view
DEMO · REPLAYED CONVERSATION
One sentence, one question, one object.
a stylish walking cane with a spring effect to cushion it when I put it down
How tall are you?
1.75 m
85 cm cane, printed TPU spring, replaceable tip.
4 printed parts, nothing to buyChecked: wallWall min 2.4 mm ✓
Community · 7 designs published
Made on objekto
Explore the community →What the community has already designed with objekto's AI. Every design opens in 3D, with its parts, materials and delivered price.
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Toy Racing Car "Comète", 100% 3D printed
OS@objekto2 parts · PETG♥ 0 ✓ Print-ready
$8.19 each for 10Vulpe, a low-poly fox figurine
OS@objekto1 part · SLA resin♥ 0
How it works
In detail →- Adjust · questions, concepts, free slidersAdjustThe AI asks its questions, suggests concepts, and you move the sliders for free.
- Receive · live price, delivery, guideReceiveLive pricing, industrial manufacturing, delivery and an assembly guide.
Four objectsFour objects, from a sentence to a parcel
Indicative prices incl. VAT, delivered in France (Free plan); off-the-shelf hardware not included.
Multi-part & assembly
Too big for one printer? The AI splits it up and adds the joints.
- Printed joints (clips, threads, pins)
- Step-by-step PDF guide
- Exploded view to check every joint
ANIMATION · CHAIR ASSEMBLED → EXPLODED
What the AI checks for you
Our objects aren't certified (food contact, medical device, load-bearing) — we tell you when it matters.
- Wall thickness per material
- Maximum machine size
- Clearance between moving parts
- Watertight mesh
- Powder escape holes
- Stability
Six materials to start with
All materials →Pricing
2,000Free credits when you sign upEnough to design a first object of 2 to 4 parts, no card needed.
from $29 / monthCreator, Pro, Studio plansUnused credits roll over from one month to the next.
Frequently asked questions
All questions →Which material should I choose?
The AI chooses part by part, within your budget: PETG or PLA (FDM printing) when they do the job, the cheapest; PA12 nylon when strength requires it; TPU or TPE for grip and cushioning; resin for fine detail. You can change the material in the workshop and the price updates live.
Link to this answer →How long from idea to parcel?
About 11 minutes for a one-part object to 73 minutes for the largest ones to design it (medians), then 1 to 3 weeks for manufacturing and delivery depending on the material and the option you choose. The estimated delivery date is shown before you pay.
Link to this answer →Is it food-safe?
Our prints aren't certified for food contact. When an object touches food, like the apple corer, the cutting surface is an off-the-shelf stainless steel part, listed in the hardware to buy. The AI flags it in the brief and before you order.
Link to this answer →Who owns the design?
You do: you keep your inputs and any rights in the designs generated for you. objekto only gets a licence to host, compute, manufacture and, if you publish it, display your design. Copyright protection of AI-generated work isn't guaranteed.
Link to this answer →What happens if a generation fails?
If the failure is on our side — AI service unavailable, 3D computing down, internal error — everything used is refunded automatically in credits. If you stop the generation yourself, you only pay for the steps already completed.
Link to this answer →Why was my request refused?
Some categories are never designed or made: weapons and weapon parts, objects meant to hurt, counterfeits, fraud devices, medical or safety equipment… The refusal is neutral and the generation doesn't start.
Link to this answer →What's the maximum number of parts?
12 unique parts per object in v1: 4 on the free tier, 8 on Creator, 12 on Pro and Studio. Repeated parts (four identical pads) only count once. Beyond that, the AI offers you a simplified version.
Link to this answer →What is a credit?
The unit that pays for AI design: generations, edits, chat messages. You see the price before every generation (from 950 credits for one part to 5,200 for a large assembly) and you only pay for what's actually produced.
1 credit is worth $0.01 at the Creator rate, less on Pro and Studio. You get 2,000 free credits when you sign up, enough to design a first object of 2 to 4 parts. Printing, on the other hand, is paid in US dollars.
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