3D-print Your Own Marcosticks

This page lists 3D models of training, ergonomic and helper marcosticks that you can download and 3D-print. For a summary discussion of these models, please see: Training Marcosticks That Work.

Utility patent applications for these training marcosticks have been filed. The ergonomic chopsticks and training chopsticks have been granted patents. A few specific models were also granted as design patents. But we are making all models free for everyone to print on their own, as long as you follow the Mark-and-go license. You may upload these models to online model repositories, but only if you clearly label these as Marcosticks, as the license stipulates. You may even make them in bulk, and sell them at profit, without paying marcosticks.org any royalty fees. Again, make sure you follow the Mark-and-go license, for commercial deployment. See MAG FAQs.

These 3D-printable marcosticks are not meant to be used for eating, right off the print bed. They are good for practicing the Standard Grip. If you plan to eat with them, do so at your own risk, after consult these guides:

• What is food-safe epoxy and where to buy it?
• Food-safe coatings for 3D printed objects and what to avoid
• 3D prints enter the kitchen – a guide for food-safe 3D printing