Smilodon Saber Tooth Fossil Replica

A saber-shaped accent for your cabinet of curiosities. This Smilodon tooth replica brings the distinctive curve of an Ice Age cat to a desk, bookshelf, or considered collector display.

Made to order in Ohio, this is a 3D-printed PLA replica derived from the separate saber-tooth part of MakerBot’s Smilodon fatalis skull model. It is a decorative anatomical replica, not a genuine fossil. Its broad root and curved, tapered tip follow the source model.

Choose your size and display

• 5 in: Fossil only ($49), or with display stand ($64).
• 9 in: Fossil only ($109), or with display stand ($129).
• 12 in: Fossil only ($159).

Size is the fossil replica’s longest dimension and excludes the stand. Fossil-only versions have no artificial mounting hole and include no base, pole or plaque. Resting orientation depends on the specimen’s shape.

The Vault display

Choose “With display stand” for a matching beveled charcoal pedestal, a black printed keyed pole, and a separate gold-colored PLA plaque engraved with the fossil name. Matching stand components scale with the 5-inch or 9-inch fossil. Assembly is required. The plaque is gold-colored printed filament.

Choose your finish

Ivory White — bright, clean neutral white.
Marble Stone — softly varied gallery character.
Charcoal Black — bold and graphic.

Made for your collection

Made to order in Ohio, inspected before shipping, with free U.S. shipping. Allow 1–2 weeks for production. Printed in PLA for indoor decorative display. Fine layer lines and small finish variations are normal; Marble Stone is a printed finish. Keep away from heat and direct sun. Handle thicker sections gently and protect delicate tips and edges. This display piece is not a toy.

Model source and license

Tooth design: “Saber-Toothed Cat Skull” by MakerBot, separate MiniSaberToothSabers.stl part. The unchanged file was obtained from its Wikimedia Commons archive, licensed CC BY-SA 3.0; the current MakerBot item displays CC BY-SA 4.0. The Jurassic Vault selects one tooth, reorients and uniformly scales it, and prints and finishes the replica. The adapted tooth files are shared under CC BY-SA 4.0. No MakerBot affiliation or endorsement is implied.

Display stand credit and license

Pedestal and keyed pole derived from “The T-Rex Skull” by MakerBot, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. The Jurassic Vault adapts the pedestal, named gold PLA insert, pole length and matching fossil mounting interface; applicable derivatives retain the same license.