Jutland Mill - Makerworld Crowdfunding

Jutland Mill – the windmill that really turnsCompletely 3D-printed · Purely mechanical · Modularly expandable · Self-aligning

Imagine a windmill that automatically turns into the wind – without electricity, without electronics, without glue. Over 200 precise parts that interlock like clockwork. Completely from a 3D printer, completely built by you.

What makes the Jutland Mill special

No glue. No screws. No electronics. Everything snaps together – precisely, repeatably, changeably. The windmill automatically aligns itself with the wind, purely mechanically. Each of the 200+ parts has a purpose. Nothing is decorative.

The model has a modular design: various side panels, two variants (Aarhus & Brande), and an architecture that remains open for future expansions. Built for people who want to understand how something works while assembling it.

Technical Details

Jutland Mill Aarhus

• Dimensions with rotor blades: approx. 470 × 470 × 742 mm
• Dimensions without rotor blades: approx. 390 × 340 × 580 mm

Jutland Mill Brande

• Dimensions with rotor blades: approx. 260 × 370 × 610 mm
• Dimensions without rotor blades: approx. 260 × 370 × 460 mm

Print bed: 200 × 200 mm – no large-format printer needed Minimal support structures, optimized for multi-color printing Suitable for outdoor use (e.g., printed in ASA)

What's included

Both variants – Jutland Mill Aarhus and Jutland Mill Brande – are included, each as STL and 3MF. Plus a structured Assembly Manual.

Both Stretch Goals were unlocked during the crowdfunding campaign and are automatically included at no extra charge:

• Jutland Mill Brande – a more compact second variant of the Jutland Mill with its own character
• New Designs – additional side panels and posts in new designs that give the mill a completely different look without changing the core mechanics

Available licenses

Personal License – For private printing. Everything included, instant download after purchase.

Commercial License – Allows the sale of printed models. The digital files may not be distributed or resold.

Not your thing – but maybe a friend's?

The Jutland Mill is not a mass-produced product. It's for people who love mechanics, spend hours tinkering with complex models, and are looking for something extraordinary. If you know someone who fits that description – show it to them. Such projects are rare.