Objectibles is a curated index of the best 3D-printable objects, organized into collections that matter to the people who own specific machines — starting with retro hardware: Amiga computers, classic consoles and arcade cabinets.
The problem it solves is simple. For any part you need, the big platforms hold five versions of it, mixed quality, thin descriptions, and no way to tell which one actually fits your machine. Objectibles names the good one, says what it fits, and what you need to print it — then sends you to the designer who made it.
The rules
We link; designers host. Objectibles never stores or re-uploads model files. Every button takes you to the designer’s own page on Printables, MakerWorld, Thingiverse or Cults, so they get the credit and you always get the latest version.
Designers are credited by name, and the license on every entry is the license as published on the designer’s page.
Verdicts are honest. If a part doesn’t fit a related machine, the entry says so. If the numbers are small, we don’t dress them up.
Links are checked monthly. An index that sends you to dead pages is worse than no index, so dead links get fixed or the entry comes down.
Who it’s for
Retro hardware owners who need a specific part to exist again; arcade builders mid-project; and printer owners looking for the upgrades actually worth printing. Designers who make those parts can submit their work from day one — submissions are how the collections grow.
Questions, corrections or removal requests: hello@myarcadecabinet.com.