beyblade cheetos 3d models

I'm pretty sure it's all set correctly.

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Printing: Ring - Infil to add weight, supports needed for spade inset. Letter embossing doesn't need it. Spade - Infil to add weight, no supports Letters - Print flat, already scaled to fit nicely in the embossing Star - Infil to add...

My son loves his blades but I wanted to design my own. I couldn't find any that were print in place unless they were 2 pieces that needed to be screwed together. All my designs are print in place with no supports needed. ...I generally print at 100%...

Printed. ...A decent effort, though not flawless, it gets the job done.

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CAD Model of the Brawl Blade of Titan, aka Tyranos - If you're an epic enthusiast then tap into these hyperlinks! ... TASKMASTER FORCE FIELD CAPTAIN AMERICA SHIELD

Finished Model

My son loves his blades but I wanted to design my own. I couldn't find any that were print in place unless they were 2 pieces that needed to be screwed together. All my designs are print in place with no supports needed. ...I generally print at 100%...

I spotted a ripcord that didn't impress me, so I whipped up my own in no time. It's constructed from ABS plastic, yet it seems to be doing its job so far. While ABS isn't particularly pliable, PETG would undoubtedly be the better choice. ... Edit: I've...

The resolution is too low to make out even basic features of the image.

not remixed, just splited the launcher into printable parts. ...spring for exemple, not printable.

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/bc47e2RHCHf

This revision of the model was flawed. ...It now fills a crucial void in the core architecture.

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Using the Basic Lock V2 from Littlefiver I started to make prototypes for my son. As he is still very young I decided to make a "one-piece" design (with no screws). This is one of the first designs (just using a gear as external ring). ... I...

Using the Basic Lock V2 from Littlefiver I started to make prototypes for my son. As he is still very young I decided to make a "one-piece" design (with no screws). In this design I used a solid external ring and then made 8 "lightning" holes...

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/gvlmeDKUTzL

My son loves his blades but I wanted to design my own. I couldn't find any that were print in place unless they were 2 pieces that needed to be screwed together. All my designs are print in place with no supports needed. ...I generally print at 100%...