3d print bookends

Restoration Hardware offers adorable book holders designed specifically for kids, bringing fun into their reading routine. These charming book stands resemble a friendly elephant or a cute bunny, making learning a delightful experience. ...The elephant...

Overall 6.5'' H x 3.5'' W x 3.5'' D Overall Product Weight 3.05 lb.

Overall 6.5'' H x 3.5'' W x 3.5'' D Overall Product Weight 3.05 lb.

Created using Corona 3.2, V-Ray Next Update 2; Poly Count: 122,818 Triangles, 123,429 Vertices; Dimensions: 15.67 cm x 2.78 cm x 4.88 cm.

Bookends of the popular Star Wars movie saga.

To ensure optimal results, consider using the following print settings: Printer: FlashForge Creator Pro Rafts: Not required Supports: Yes, for added stability Resolution: 0.2mm or higher for precise details Infill: 15% is a good starting point, but...

These bookends are a celebration of the iconic Space Shuttle program, which played a pivotal role in America's spaceflight endeavors, as well as Russia's Energiya Buran spacecraft, a remarkable achievement in its own right. Due to the intricate...

Warhammer 40k Aquila Bookends. ...Left and Right side are NOT symetrical, so make sure to print one of each. Printed entirely without supports. How to affix them? Blue tac on all four corners works great. ...Velcro strips work very well as well.

Heart-shaped bookends, infill pattern can change depending on preference. Printed with Esun PLA Pro. Print instructionsTo change the infill pattern.. Solid layers: Top - 0 Bottom - 0 Perimeters - 6 to 8 Infill: Fill Density - 15% Fill Pattern - Up to...

One bookend to hold them all Based on the One Ring by tato_713. ...Their Braclet model www.thingiverse.com/thing:3715894 Printed the bases slow after the first 2mm (60% Speed) Also printed the ring halves with supports for just the first 20 layers.

... done in Onshape and rendering done in Fusion 360. ...You can see an example print from my Protopasta Coffee PLA setup - give it a try! ...If you're interested, check out the link to get your hands on some Protopasta Coffee PLA: http://amzn.to/2eltplg

I resized the original model to be a little bigger so it is hopefully a good size to work as a bookend. There are left and right side versions. ...Print it with the flat side down and you won't need supports

(Support on the build plate only.)Scale's easily if you want a larger or smaller version. Enjoy!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~More fun stuff:Construction:Building under construction...

Simple silhouette bookends for the Cowboy or Cowgirl in your life

Customized bookends tailored for your individual library, ranging from A to Z.

... Wolf head is a big print, it is 70mm thick. The 3 silhouettes are 10mm thick.Used filament: PLA Prusament Galaxy Silver and Galaxy BlackAll versions printed without supports.The Wolf Head can be printed at 0.3, but the silhouettes i recommend 0.2.

I originally wanted to just print the symbol in 3D but wasn't quite happy with that. It wasn't 3D enough. So, I manually traced each part in Photoshop and vectorized various parts. Then, I imported those vector files into a CAD program and gave...

... to enjoy. Each part takes about 5 hours to print depending on your slicer settings.Print settings: (I use a Flashforge Adventurer 3 pro)Layer Height: 0.25mm - 0.3mmPrint speed: 60mm/sShell count: 20% infillNo raft, no supportsBrim is optional

Available file format: STL To ensure successful printing, enable the support option in your slicer as there are some overhanging areas that require additional material. The STL file has been optimized using S3D and can also be used with Cura or...

Desktop bookends for book lovers and avid readers can be easily printed to hold books on office shelves or desks. You can customize them as needed for your reading space or workspace. The STL file format allows for easy printing at home or in a...

Originally, I wanted to just print the symbol in 3D, but it wasn't quite right. So I manually traced each part in Photoshop and vectorized them. Then, I imported those vector files into a CAD program and gave them different heights and curves. ##...

FYI, the original 3rd generative bookend might be difficult to print. I printed one just fine, but then I changed to the sparkly red filament and had three fail in a row even after widening the base. So I filled in the base, and that seemed to work....

After I finished printing the whole thing I wasn't happy with how the waterfall turned out but realized the left and right portions would make really neat bookends. Original size uploaded, I know from experience they fit upright on an elegoo mars...

Decided to make bookends out of Iron and Tusk who are Sung Jin-Woo's (Seong Jin-U) shadow soldiers. I printed them with a .6 nozzle at a layer height of .3 with a 5% rectilinear infill since it is more of a decorative piece. You could infill it more...

I wanted a set of bookends for my switch games. ...I found a Kirby and a Yoshi and made this simple set of bookends. ... Not amazing but they accomplish the goal quick and easy.

These sleek DVD bookends stand confidently on their own, showcasing your favorite Xbox 360 game titles or cherished movie collection.

If you select this check box, the geometry of the model will change slightly (it's barely noticeable) and you will get a perfect print without supports. You must use this feature to print this model without supports. The only other suggestion I have...

... can easily adjust the size and shape in your slicer to suit your needs. To give them some added weight, I would place a hole at the bottom, fill it with sand after printing, and seal it up tight. ...This way, they can be used as functional bookends.

Here's a set of D&D themed bookends. I used PrusaSlicer's 2-color printing. Print the first few layers in red color, then change filament to a contrasting color for the remainder of the print. No MMU necessary! There are recesses in the bottom of...