ideamaker 3d models

... can also be modified based on the build volume and requirements of your printer. The STL files were created using S3D, but you can also use Cura or Ideamaker for slicing. ...Please provide any feedback or suggestions for further improvement.

However, you're not limited to that software – Cura, IdeaMaker, and Slic3r are also viable options for printing out this beautiful Geisha model. Please don't hesitate to share your thoughts on how we can improve it! ...What would you like to see added...

External dimensions: 88x95xH64 mm Interior dimensions: 80x87xH60 mm 3 files are to be printed: the box the lid the decoration, which will be stuck on the lid with a drop or two of Superglue To see all my creations on cults3d.com, enter "oasisk" in...

After testing Cura, S3D, and IdeaMaker, I found that Cura produces the best results. You'll find these settings in the print settings section. A quick note: Don't worry about only having one side – just mirror it in your slicer to get the other side...

Our team has double-checked the accuracy of both STL and OBJ files using IdeaMaker 3.3.0 for utmost precision. We can't wait to see how you put these projects into action - whether it's for training, personal growth, or professional use. ...So get...

... thing printed in my life) designed on tinkerCAD with no value adjustments. Sliced in ideamaker Printed on artillery sidewinder x2. All advice, regarding critical info i have left out, welcome. ... EDIT: included a 5mm height version now too.

so for a 2 colors printing, replace the filament as soon as Z > 1.10 To see all my creations on cults3d.com, enter "oasisk" in the search window, or click on the "all >" button on the "other 3D models of the same name" line My tools: tinkercad.com :...

Sliced via IdeaMaker Slicer with supports. Print upside down like in the image provided. This is my first ever original work. Please share your makes and leave some comments for possible future improvements! Infill at 20%, shells at 3. ...

Modeled in SolidWorks and sliced with IdeaMaker. Parts printed on a CR10S4S with AMZ3D black ABS. Printed upright with wide 4mm brim and full supports. Sliced to gcode with IdeaMaker. When printing the outer frame it works best if printed upside...

I modified the tail by removing the locating lugs using IdeaMaker, then printed both the tail and rudder with a bottom thickness of 1.2mm to give something to put a slot in. The other small parts are cleats. I saw someone do this and use 1mm copper...

Added a gcode I created in Ideamaker with the model flipped over so it has minimal supports. This is not essential, but more of a peace-of-mind addon-mod for CR10 owners. I noticed that even with the Strain Relief Upgrade...

(realizadas operaciones con laminador ideamaker) El modelo es curvado para evitar que el agua pueda estancarse y producir malos olores El modelo tiene unas dimensiones generales de 150 mm x 60 mm x 75 de altura. Los agujeros para el cepillo de...

This Set Includes Files Formatted in STL, Compatible with Most 3D Printing Software, Including S3D, Cura, and Ideamaker. To Personalize Your Design, Feel Free to Adjust the Model Thickness via the Z-Axis, With a Default Thickness of 10mm. You May...

... I can supply working files in the AMF production standard. ATTENTION! This digital 3D model is a software product suitable for ARTCAM, ASPIRE, CUT3D, IdeaMaker, Simplify3D, Cura, and any other applications used by CNC machines and 3D printers.

Please be aware: this item is a digital 3D model (*STL, *OBJ file format) for ARTCAM, ASPIRE, CUT3D, IdeaMaker, Simplify3D, Cura and any other software applications used with CNC and 3D printers. ... The files are suitable for use with CNC Routers and...

To ensure complete compatibility, the STL and OBJ files have been rigorously checked for any errors in ideaMaker 3.3.0. Whether you are looking to add new features or make some changes of your own, this beast man of Dragon model will remain fully...

Part 1: Head Position: X-axis: 41.8 millimeters from the left Y-axis: 32 millimeters above the ground Z-axis: 57 millimeters behind the camera Part 2: Body to Tail Position: X-axis: 97.2 millimeters from the left Y-axis: 148.6 millimeters above the...

**Supported File Formats** The model comes in several file formats for versatility: .stl .fbx (file is still editable) .obj These files have undergone quality checks using ideaMaker version 3.3.0 to ensure error-free STL and OBJ conversions. **Tips...

Supported File Formats: .stl .fbx .obj .blend .max Note that .stl & obj files have been carefully checked using ideaMaker 3.3.0 to ensure no errors occur during printing. Tips and Tricks: To minimize supports required, position your print face...

The Lion Couple model comes in multiple file formats to cater to various 3D software and printers: STL (with errors checked using IdeaMaker 3.3.0) FBX OBJ (Editable STL & OBJ files available) BLEND MAX To minimize support requirements, we recommend...

The STL and OBJ files have been thoroughly checked for errors using IdeaMaker 3.3.0 to ensure they meet the highest standards. To achieve optimal print quality, simply lay the object on its back as depicted in our product image. Your creativity is...

STL - ideal for 3D printing, checked for errors with ideaMaker 3.3.0 2. FBX - compatible with various design software packages 3. OBJ - widely used for texture mapping and detailed modeling 4. Blender (.blend) - exclusively for use within the popular...

These files are meticulously checked for errors in ideaMaker 3.3.0, so you can trust that every detail is accurate. But don't just take our word for it! We want to see what amazing projects you create with this incredible model. Share your...

... And as an added bonus, these files have been optimized for use with S3D slicing software. Of course, if you're using Cura or Ideamaker, don't worry: they'll work beautifully there too! ... Now we'd love to hear from you - what do you need help with?

You can check out how it works here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVL0piwpTQw The file is optimized for use with a 0.4 nozzle, but I encountered some issues printing it with S3D - it worked fine with IdeaMaker, though. To avoid problems during...

I added STL files and an Ideamaker file for the 40 mm duct with added support. The files labeled "V2" are updates with smaller holes for attaching the front duct to the two outer parts, replacing 4 mm with 2.5 mm diameter holes so they should fit an...

... That's basically the simplify-file, only I use IdeaMaker.. The fan holder should be printed with the fixer noses for the cooling body parallel to the floor. This makes the overall print more stable in total. A picture will serve as an explanation.

... flexible filaments, try printing slowly at around 20mm/s for most 3D printers to maintain quality. I can print this design on my Tevo Tornado in just 15 minutes at 20mm/s using ideaMaker slicer. If you have any questions, feel free to ask away.

I included two .idea files to use in IdeaMaker so that it's already placed with support material at the correct key places. I printed mine upright because it gives the most strength and accuracy across the X and Y axis for this particular part,...

The exported files were created with the repair feature within Ideamaker. ...A step-up converter can be found here:...