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What would be FOSS equivalent for hardware ?
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Would that be open standards or plans? STL files for 3D printing or plans for an effective desk, just supply raw materials and effort.
Sharing only the STL it's not very open source, It's like sharing compiled software without the source code. You should share the file of the software you used for modelling such as .CAD or .BLEND.