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I'm excited to share with you my latest 3D printable masterpiece - a stunning ring that I crafted myself using the powerful software Fusion 360! ...This beautiful piece of jewelry is perfect for my little finger, but its design makes it adaptable to fit...

to 0.1mm. Modified settings: PrusaSlicer > Print Settings > 0.20 QUALITY MK3 > Advanced > Slicing... ... </i><br /> <br /> Isopropanol 99.9% / Isopropyl Alcohol / IPA<br /> ...

For the design, I used Autodesk Inventor 2013, while the MakerBot Replicator handled the printing duties. The base remains unprinted due to its extensive print time requirements. I opted for Styrofoam instead, which offers an added safety feature:...

Print instructions:The pins MUST be printed with 100% infill, to do this in Cura, select the pin, on the left side of the screen select Per model settings>select settings>infill density>100%You may need to print the handles with a brim.I recommend...

After printing my first remix of this design, it shook loose from the print bed after 45 hours of printing. I was able to glue most of it together, but the cheek bones proved too narrow to be used as a mask, and splitting the head in two doesn't...

Software errors during printing caused some members not to print correctly, resulting in inconsistent results even after implementing a fix. Half of the printed parts were friction-fit as intended, while others were loose and prone to movement...

I printed the bail on its side starting with a brim. Every other ring of the basket gets rotated 180 degrees around. The slots in each ring accept the ring above it. It's clear where each ring goes and where you need to apply glue. I recommend...

Left and right side mount are the same part (print it twice). It can be used as a side mount for shorter ramp, or as a help, when you decide to use longer wooden support. Don't make the ramp to long, otherwise it's necessery to make the base wider...

I designed this stamp for some friends of mine who run a bar after their old stamp broke It was a good opportunity to try printing with flex filament and I learnt a lot about how to get good results To make a custom stamp, extrude your logo about 1mm...

These budget-friendly eyeglasses are designed for easy printing on Makerbot Replicator 2 without support material. They boast a stylish design, built-in nose pads for comfort, and robust hinges that require no external components. The hinge is even...

... are three layers thick. The material chosen for this project is ABS plastic. Support structures are not needed for this print. Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: D&A Bot Rafts: Not a concern Supports: None Resolution: .2mm Infill: 15%

Printed specifications: Material: PLA Layer height: 0.2 millimeters Infill percentage: Zero percent Top/bottom layers: None Outline layer: One Cooling fan: Disabled Wing dimensions: Chord: Two hundred millimeters Span: Two hundred millimeters (can...

Left and right side mount are the same part (print it twice). It can be used as a side mount for shorter ramp, or as a help, when you decide to use longer wooden support. Don't make the ramp to long, otherwise it's necessery to make the base wider...

... The housing is printed in Green Extrudr Neon PETG and the Black Part is printed in Extrudr FLEX Semisoft.I designed the Dampeners for this Springs: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07JMTD1VH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&amp;th=1

Inspired by the designs of the Japanese design firm Nendo we made this so we could have some on our desks. This print can be done either in a single material or with an MMU Print instructionsIf you are using the .stl file you will need to split it...

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I printed the bail on its side starting with a brim.Every other ring of the basket gets rotated 180 degrees around. The slots in each ring accept the ring above it. It's clear where each ring goes and where you need to apply glue. ...I recommend CA glue...

Mashup of a Lasercut Master'spool from ThomasDr, Printed Core with Retaining Nut (Thread Stolen from My Lens Adapter Focusing Thread) This creation doesn't require any hardware nuts or bolts, making it an excellent option for those who want to...

Print it with tiny supports and infill at about 10-20%. I'd use something stronger than PLA as the material, but we'll see... The print time is around 100 minutes with a 0.4 nozzle. You can also add a small magnet (5×5) to the back of the hinge, but...

I've made this simple online customizer (https://www.sol75.com/component/glider_if) where you can easily change the main parameters and then download the modified STL.&nbsp;The frame is quick to print (a bit more than 1 hr, depending on the...

... so you can see the size.no panel have been made for bottom.Ment to use Voron M3 heat insertsM3x10 boltsI dont recommend PLA but do as you want. I am not responsible for if you damage anything.UPDATED: PSU mounting on backside/outsideHappy printing!

Individual parts can be accessed for reprinting if needed, or you can print the last two files containing multiple members to produce all necessary components simultaneously. The bridge weighs approximately 25g without the weight contribution from...

Belösga is the first stool fully printable in PLA with common 3D printers Belösga stool designed by Marco Andrea Fichera for tulofai.com with Make a Shape technical partnership This design has been tested and optimized but, not being able to follow...

Belösga is the first stool fully printable in PLA with common 3D printers Belösga stool designed by Marco Andrea Fichera for tulofai.com with Make a Shape technical partnership This design has been tested and optimized but, not being able to follow...

... in terms of compactness, affordability, and assembly ease. By leveraging a 3D printer, a smartphone, and around $10-$15 worth of miscellaneous components, users can assemble a satisfactory quality microscope within approximately ten minutes.

Belösga is the first stool fully printable in PLA with common 3D printers Belösga stool designed by Marco Andrea Fichera for tulofai.com with Make a Shape technical partnership This design has been tested and optimized but, not being able to follow...

... for making Sushi but lacked a crucial tool - a Sushi Mat. Not one to be deterred, I swiftly designed a makeshift solution in Fusion 360 and set my 3D printer into action. ...Two hours later, a delicious first roll of Sushi was ready to devour.

Belösga is the first stool fully printable in PLA with common 3D printers Belösga stool designed by Marco Andrea Fichera for tulofai.com with Make a Shape technical partnershipThis design has been tested and optimized but, not being able to follow...

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