3d printed bobblehead

Bobblehead Dog from Cyberpunk 2077 for 3D printing Spring can be harvested from a pop vinyl (apparently the new funko pop springs do not fit the stl provided, I used one from a Thanos, you may need to figure something out for yourself)

Printed this for a friend, Took the awesome bobble head mechanics, Lincoln Printer Bobblehead" by 3d-printy and intergrated with the great model of JJ - Cocomelon" by snowstrider. Added file for Extra Strong Magnets 6mm X 3mm, Grade N45 Neodymium...

This model was remixed from the model found here on Thingiverse by Barbarian3D.  Required Parts/Tools for Assembly:3D Printed Parts1x - Mandalorian Bobblehead Body1x - Mandalorian Bobblehead Head1x - Mandalorian Bobblehead Spring (Stiff or...

a Zoidberg bobblehead with a big head. ... you can put 8x1mm magnets in the feet, and can place it on your 3d printer. ...

print your own very chilled bobblehead to put it on your desk and be very chilled. 

... 3DPrinty's spring and base. ...Files for spring and base can be found here:https://www.printables.com/model/224836-emoji-printer-bobbleheadsPrint SettingsSupport used for ears and mouth. ...I used a 0.16mm layer height for a smoother finish.&nbsp;</p>

... glue or screws needed except for the spring in the bobblehead section. A tutorial on making your own bobblehead model can be found at http://wiki.makerbot.com/bobblehead; add a spring from Thingiverse and unleash your creative Cyborg BOB potential!

... This DIY solution was created out of necessity for [pmkoch's Dwight Schrute bobblehead](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3970251). ...--- Buy me a drink at https://ko-fi.com/stetofire or donate directly through https://www.paypal.me/stetofire

Inspired in 3D Printy's emoji bobbleheads, Made one out of Michelangelo's magnum opus.Files:.3mf files for both 0.4mm and 0.6mm nozzles, Prusa MK3SHad to make an elliptical negative volume for the head, so including the .STLMade a custom spring for...

... check out the original Happy Ghost model, as I prefer it with no inserts. ...And if you want a base with different size magnet holes, you can get it at the original Ghost bobblehead upload.&nbsp;Print the spring in PETG for extra bobbleness.&nbsp;

Just find any head that is based on 3D Printy's Bobblehead model and connect it to your LUCKY 13 figure.Spring A100 can connect any head printed in 100% scale (but those heads are quite large for LUCKY)Spring A70 can connect any head printed in 70%...

Fits on the spring and base of 3D Printy's bobblehead designs.&nbsp;The spring hole in the cup may be a bit large (the spring may easily come off from the cup), you can add a bit of glue if you aren't satisfied with the fit.The Stanley Cup design is...

Found a perfect model by Huanksta called Chubby Deadpool (low res) on MyMiniFactory that is just perfect for the job.NOTE: I have not printed this… yet. But as soon as I do and have it put together, I will be posting my make on here. ...I seriously...

It's meant to be a bobblehead, and I've printed it at 100% scale on an Ender 3 Pro in PLA, at 0.15 mm resolution. It's separated into parts to make painting easier. Like my other bobblehead models, I've used bent zipties to make the neck connection....

hello, this is my half desingter minecraft creeper bobblehead

hello, this is my half desingter minecraft creeper bobblehead

To print these models successfully, you'll want to consider the following settings: Printer: ORDbot Hadron Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.3mm for a scaled print of 4.6x Infill: 40% Before starting this project, note the following important...

To print your custom bobbleheads, you'll need an ORDbot printer with Hadron Rafts disabled and Supports enabled at 0.3mm resolution for a 4.6x scaled print. A 40% infill is recommended. Before starting this project, keep in mind that the files are...

This will result in a perfect 2 perimeter spring. OptionsBases3x3mm magnets (requires 3 magnets because 3x3s aren't very strong)6x3mm magnet8x3mm magnet10x3mm magnetAdaptorsPrusa MK3 Bed Adaptor - Attaches below the bottom right corner of your...

... cap screw. A small drop of CA glue keeps everything in place, ensuring a seamless connection. Other bobbles use a molded thread, which I've also printed and thoroughly tested on multiple bobbles, making them ready for use by collectors worldwide.

If you like Wheeljack, that print is a lot of fun to print and build, so give it a try!https://www.toymakr3d.com/product/37-g1-transformers-wheeljackToymakr3d also has a dedicated web site for their many Transformers and other models, so be sure to...

If you like Prowl, that print is a lot of fun to print and build, so give it a try!https://www.toymakr3d.com/product/24-g1-transformers-prowlToymakr3d also has a dedicated web site for their many Transformers and other models, so be sure to check...

If you like Mirage, that print is a lot of fun to print and build, so give it a try!https://www.toymakr3d.com/product/49-g1-transformers-mirageToymakr3d also has a dedicated web site for their many Transformers and other models, so be sure to check...

... Want to know more about the process? Check out my YouTube video here: https://youtu.be/PSRB70ruJVI. Spread the love and 3D print everything you can! A huge thank you goes out to the entire 3D printing community for their invaluable contributions.

I wanted to give everybody as much freedom as possible with making their own bobbleheads based on this design, so in the gallery you can see just a few suggestions of what can be made… my favourite would be bobblehead lavalamp :-)The paperface...

Zoidberg model, hollowed head, resized body, rigged with bobblehead spring.Printed with supports. ...Glue the pieces together and Put 8x1mm magnets in the feet.You can print the head upside down to save on supports to print faster, but may need a bit of...

... the Monado, you'll have to grab it from elsewhere and add it to the right hand mesh. Like my other bobblehead models, I've used bent zipties to make the neck connection. ...If you don't want a bobblehead, you could just add a cylinder for the neck.

Happy Bobblehead with hairI used 64 pieces of chain links for the hairI used Spring and Base parts from the author 3D Printy&nbsp;The base is for an 8x3mm magnet

Cute bust of the war god bobblehead   PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS:MATERIAL : PLANOZZLE SIZE : 0.4 mm LAYER HEIGHT: 0.2 mmVERTICAL SHELLS: 2INFILL: 10%SUPPORT: YES it should be printed with supports (35 in supports settings is enought)I recommend gluing the...

... with Prusament Galaxy silver on Prusa Mini+. Layer height 0,3mm and nozzle 0,6mm. I am sure that the result with 0,25/0,4mm would be much better! check print file of head to see necessary supports.I used sample stand and spring (see remix link).