boomerang printing 3d models

To lighten the weight, print only one outer layer using "Extra Shells on Sparse Layer (layers): 0" in skeinforge. Be cautious when throwing; this boomerang is made of brittle plastic and may break if used on hard surfaces. Only throw on grass. ...The...

... process a breeze. If you decide to bring this boomerang to life through printing, I'd love to hear about your experience! ...In the near future, I plan to print a smaller version of it, allowing everyone to appreciate its beauty and functionality.

Print Settings: Printer: Da Vinci Jr Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: Doesn't Matter Infill: 20%-90% Notes: For decorative use only, you can print the boomerang with low infill. ... If it's for outdoor use, I recommend using a...

... versions with slots and holes which are used to slow the boomerang down. If the large holes or slots are too extreme, you can try taping them off partly to reduce drag. Here's a video of this boomerang in flight, printed at 120% scale in PLA.

Other than in the Keyhole Omega Boomerang, this one just has a slightly tighter elbow angle without changing the overall shape too much. The one I have printed so far at 90% size has a surprisingly large range (45-50 meters, I'd guess) with an easy...

As always, if it flies too low, bend the wings slightly upwards (positive dihedral).Print instructionsMake sure the boomerang lays flat on a table. Sometimes the wings will want to warp downwards. ...This needs to be corrected by gently bending it back,...

... 2 with a diameter of 140 mm on October 15, 2015. Please note: Boomerangs can be hazardous for unsupervised individuals! Printing one over 15 cm in diameter may cause serious injury; use caution and follow safety guidelines for children aged 10+.

While most of my boomerangs are drawn using splines or free-form modeling, some are constructed from basic geometric primitives such as lines and circular arcs. This particular boomerang consists of just circular arcs for the outline as well as for...

Since low poly modeling seems to be all the rage right now among 3d artists (thanks, Imphenzia!), I wanted to make a low poly version of a boomerang design and see how it works in our high-poly real world :-). Print instructionsHow I Designed This...

While most of my boomerangs are drawn using splines or free-form modeling, some are constructed from basic geometric primitives such as lines and circular arcs. This particular boomerang consists of just circular arcs for the outline as well as for...

As always, make sure the boomerang is flat or bent slightly upward (positive dihedral) when it comes off the build plate. They tend to warp downwards, which needs to be corrected. Edit: I added a "slim" version which is slightly narrower and a...

As always, make sure the boomerang is flat or bent slightly upward (positive dihedral) when it comes off the build plate. They tend to warp downwards, which needs to be corrected. **Edit:** I added a "slim" version which is slightly narrower and...

I'm excited to introduce my initial boomerang design, which features what I believe to be accurately modeled airfoils for optimal flight and return. However, I haven't tested it yet. Feel free to print the design or attempt rendering it. Your...

... recommend the regular one for windier conditions and the streamlined, "less-drag"-version if the other one peters out before making a full return. Print with lots of perimeters and solid top/bottom layers. ...I use about 5 of each and 25% infill.

... a couple of wooden ones I have, so there you are. ... Throw with a bit of layover. Printed at original size, this should do a nice mid-range, 30-35 meter-ish circle. Check for warped wings and bend the wings slightly upwards if it flies too low. ...

I wanted to make a narrow vee shaped boomerang like a couple of wooden ones I have, so there you are. Throw with a bit of layover. Printed at original size, this should do a nice mid-range, 30-35 meter-ish circle. ...Check for warped wings and bend the...

... Voyager, and First Contact. ...To simplify painting and printing, I modified a design found on GrabCAD, specifically https://grabcad.com/library/star-trek-type-2-phaser-1. ... UPDATE: Adjustments have been made to ensure proper alignment of the parts.

Thanks to the "Bent Stick" technique for making boomerangs in Blender, making this out of the Omega V2 was quite easy; I just deformed the Bezier backbone of the boomerang and made it a little wider or narrower here and there. Thanks to the smaller...

Cartoon Network's Boomerang Logo. ...Get in touch if there's anything amiss or requiring tweaking.

Usually, the wings will want to warp downwards a little after printing, which makes the boomerang fly too low to the point of crashing into the ground halfway into the flight. If that happens, gently bend the wings upwards. ...You can use heat to make...

This is a 3D printable version of the Boomerang Sprint Jet Wheel well. You can pick how you want to make it. With a single piece or a 2 part for easy printing. Pick a version with or without fixing holes. They are made a little on the long side to...

... This untested concept sparks curiosity about its potential performance. Crafted using Blender, a cutting-edge 3D modeling software, this model boasts unique features that necessitate support material during printing due to its complex geometry.

While some of my Boomerang designs use exact pararmetric construction, most are drawn using Splines or free-form modeling techniques. This one is literally constructed using eight circular arcs, so it is an exact geometric construction, but it...

Printed to fit the Boomerang Elan jet to hold two batteries in the nose. Velcro batteries to tray, Tabs fit into slots on bulkhead. Use a screw with a rubber washer in the rear slot to hold the tray in place making it easy to change batteries. ...Remove...

Expect something like 40-50 meters. A video of this boomerang in flight can be found here: https://youtu.be/84ndHafSrv4 Print instructionsBest printed with lots of perimeters and solid top and bottom layers (about 6 sounds good). Make sure the print...

The slots – like the holes commonly drilled into sports boomerangs – are used to slow down the boomerang towards the end of the flight so it doesn't overshoot and is easier to catch. These small slots really cause a surprising amount of drag. To take...

Additionally, adjusting the flight characteristics can be achieved by carefully bending the ends, which surprisingly reveals that bending upwards will cause the boomerang to turn more sharply. A convenient single print version is readily available...

While most of my boomerangs are drawn using splines or free-form modeling, some are constructed from basic geometric primitives such as lines and circular arcs.This particular boomerang consists of just circular arcs for the outline as well as for...

I'm totally stoked about my new hook-shaped boomerang with that sweet Boomerang Fever vibe going on. It flies a huge circle and I'm loving it! My first one was a bit heavy so I added a widened version and the difference is night and day. The narrow...

... allowing it to be scaled down as needed without compromising its integrity. ...In fact, I've successfully printed boomerangs with wingspans of 150 mm, making it well within reach for even the most modest FDM printers currently on the market.