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A customized version of the Thing found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:69807 was created using the Customizer app. The instructions for this personalized object can be accessed by visiting the above link and inputting the option 'abcdef'. ...Enjoy...

Designed by me... Print 2/3's of the way and add the ring before letting the print finish. Obviously you need to print the ring first. ...have it ready to go when the print pauses.

The individual revised the base of the dovetail enclosure to accommodate three by eight millimeter magnetic strips.

A personalized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:69807 was made using the Customizer tool at http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=69807. The options used in creating this custom design include "abcdef". ... Remember, keep it...

I came across gzumwalt's incredible dovetail design and absolutely loved it, but I thought what if the bottom section was hollowed out? That would make an amazing secret box! So, I simply took it to tinkercad and created a reasonably sized hole that...

In Thingiverse, I discovered an intriguing design at this link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:398193/#files. To recreate it, I employed the "flex" function in Solidworks, though it proved challenging at times. Nevertheless, I hope you appreciate...

A simple model that cannot be easily made with traditional manufacturing technologies.It is designed to look nice and print without supports.It also is fast and easy to print which makes it an ideal demo model for 3D printing.

In a recent YouTube video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3V42KwLTeE), I discovered an impressive creation. The creator's channel is filled with fantastic content. Inspired by this, I attempted a similar project but with a twist - using a hexagonal...

A mystery shrouded in complexity appears unsolvable at first glance, yet a clever turn of events unravels its intricacies, exposing the hidden truth within.

The gadget demonstrates a simple mechanism where turning the handle causes the screw to lift a ball, which then drops through a tube back to the bottom of the screw. Two windows offer a view of this fascinating internal process. ...However, this...

Print this at a 0.1 millimeter layer thickness, with your supports and 15 percent infill, then check if this thing is ready to go.

I was feeling restless and designed this thing from scratch. I'm curious to see if it's feasible to 3D print it - my trusty Ender is up for the challenge, even at a scaled-down version. The design's functionality still remains unclear to me, but its...

My first public design. This is a simple, fast and cheap to print twist-lock container. It is especially suitable for small parts in your workshop, since it is very fast to open and contents are easily accessible thanks to the very large opening. The...

"The Unattainable Fortress" is a site in my realm, which I'm creating for a game. It seemed like an ideal embellishment, so here it is. Season's Greetings to everyone! Directions Printed at a .1 layer thickness with 10% infill. I employed extruded...

A striking funny thing, especially when you see it for the first time. Here's some instruction how to make it.You will need fishing line (0,5-0,7 mm) and superglue (cyanoacrylate). 1. print 2 hooks and 2 stands2. attach/glue the hooks to the...

A compact sliding puzzle can be printed within two hours with ease. The objective is to guide the player upwards to the topmost position. At first glance, it may seem like an insurmountable challenge, but a solution exists as evident from the...

There is a very slight gap of 0.1mm at the top and bottom, which can be quite tight after printing, but it does loosen up over time. The design should stay assembled without needing any screws. ... Demo: https://youtu.be/9PCQQmaR0KI Print Settings...

This print should definitely be done with supports, and may require some cleanup to look its best. When combining both Tight variations, there's zero millimeter tolerance. Mixing one regular variation with one Tight variation results in a .15mm...

I just created a beautiful puzzle cube as a gift, and I carefully crafted a custom box to showcase the assembled cube's intricate design.

Human beings are crafted with just a 2-millimeter thickness of wooden board.

The initial design for this 3D model was laid out with Sketchup 8 and afterwards effortlessly translated into every other essential 3D file format available. ...The natively saved version remains in .skp format while the 3ds Max scene specifically...

Based on the excellent work of PixelPoldi. I wanted a version that doesn’t require supports but still looks fairly close to the original. Overall size is pretty big so you may want to scale things down as needed. ... Disregard the tiny base in the...