3d printed snowflake ornament

Snowflake Falls Over A Stunning Gimbals' Lifted Bridging System Above The Frozen Tundras Of Minnesota's Hidden Northern Shores In America.

The delicate design of this sparkling snowflake is precisely crafted to rotate effortlessly on its own axis, radiating elegance as it whirls into view.

When you're happy with your design, make sure to print it out so you can use it as a template for your real-life decoration project. ... With a little bit of imagination and some holiday cheer, you'll have a stunning ornament that will shine brightly...

Print SettingsLayer Height: 0.15mm or less Filament: PLASupports: NoneInfil: 20%Scale: Feel free to rescale the model to suit your needs. Enjoy! -------------Change Log12-19-21: Added a version with a hook to use as a Christmas ornament called...

Hi thanks for checking out our very simple holiday ornament. We converted a PNG image into a SVG image and then imported into Tinkercad and then created a frame and wire holder. It's simple yet prints very nice, fast. Good project for kids. ... ...

Here are some settings I used to print it: I used a MakerBot Replicator (5th Generation) printer, but any MakerBot would do just fine. I opted for no raft, as it doesn't really matter in this case, since my design will hold its shape on its own. ...Just...

Inspired by Richard Berwick's Personalized Snowflake (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:37744), I modified the design with a solid middle, four posts, and a top frame. To edit the OpenSCAD file, use Richardberwick's original version. Apologies for the...

This year's ornament design, This is good for height change filament changes, with the top layers best in white, the hat pompom will need to be painted white for best effect. I may need to adjust the hoop location depending on how it hangs, I will...

... from a talented young volunteer at the Children's Science Center in Fairfax, Virginia. Inspired by creativity and ingenuity, it was designed and skillfully printed right here at the esteemed Virginia Tech MakerLab located in Falls Church, Virginia.

Here are 6 Festive Ornaments Designed to be hanged on a Christmas Tree.

Granted that there are a multitude of snowflake designs out here on Thingiverse already, but I simply had to create my own version. SCAD file attached if you want to modify/customize it further. ... Enjoy.

Download that snowflake and show off your handiwork by sharing a photo - a little appreciation for your skills is always welcome. ...Wishing you a holiday season filled with flakes falling gently from the sky!

A casual observer might initially mistake this intricate structure for a delicate snowflake, but closer inspection reveals its true nature as six distinct aircraft cleverly disguised to resemble one cohesive whole.

Here is a rewritten version of the original text: Generate whimsical snowflakes with precision using OpenSCAD's programming capabilities. ...Perfect for adding a delicate, three-dimensional touch to your holiday display or decorative sculpture.

Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerGear Printer Model: M2 Raft Support: None Required Support Structures: Not Needed Resolution Setting: .4mm x .2 mm Infill Percentage: 50% Notes: Printed using PLA. ...Be sure to set the initial layer speed to a crawl;...

Ornament to hang on the tree or in any corner of the home. ... You can add text (name, date...).

Also, you can use it without hesitation as a stunning ornament for your Christmas tree. If the printer is for kids, you'll need to modify the scale because it's a little bit larger than others (X70, Y70, Z100 I think that will be more than enough)....

The radials in this design were inspired by electron microscope images of snowflakes, showcasing a variety of heights and sizes for a visually stunning result. ...The scalable feature allows for customization, while the provided 123D file enables you to...

A year-round makeover for the gyroscope snowflake is underway, starting with a subtle tweak to its curvature, where a small arc forms at the base adorned with negative numbers in place of the previous 0 and 9 anomalies, built upon the foundation laid...

As I drew inspiration from recent workshops with energetic youth volunteers at the Children's Science Center, I created a radial array using the Virginia Tech athletic logo to bring to mind a delicate snowflake.\nTwo distinct versions of the file...

A Customized Holiday Keepsake that Bears Your Family's Special Touch, Crafted from Your Cherished Photo into a Sparkling Glass Ornament That Captures Your Loved Ones' Memories.

Experience the icy essence of the holiday season with this chilling Sub-Zero ornament, proudly showcasing the symbol of the Lin Kuei clan.

Design and Create Innovations in CATIA V5 Software \n\n 3D Printing Uses High-Quality PLA Materials

This 3D decoration is a print-on-demand model needing no supports. ...The circles can be easily turned once the print has been removed from the printing surface, with no need for assembly whatsoever.

This is my second 3D decoration that prints in place without any need for supports. The hoops should come out easily on their own once the print is removed from the printing platform, and there's no need to assemble anything! ...I made some adjustments...

... a 3rd order fractal pattern, while the snowflake4.svg file showcases a more complex 4th order design. While the 4th order might appear overwhelming for smaller ornaments, larger versions may benefit from its increased detail and visual interest.

I took inspiration from Genapart's stunning Christmas Tree model and gave it a unique twist by flipping it upside down to create this design.\r\nUsing my 3D printing skills, I carefully printed each layer with precision: one solid perimeter wall for...

This year's Christmas ornament to add to gifts and cards for giving away to family, friends, and coworkers. I will likely spray with glitter spray and add a ribbon through the ring at the top. May you know the reason for the season. That Jesus...

Please follow these instructions to set up your 3D printer: - Set build plate selector to 0 - Adjust manual Y position to 100mm - Adjust manual X position to 100mm - Disable trim feature - Use a random seed of 17 for the model - Reduce the design by...

... 3D printer during Christmas. To replicate this, open the file in OpenSCAD, modify variables in the header, export an STL, process it into G-code, and print. ...Alternatively, you can directly open the provided STL, process it into G-code, and print.