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One of the first things I ever printed was the awesome Explosive Dynamite incense burner by Imbcruz. Since I've already remixed almost 200 Buddhas - I thought this would be an interesting design to start remixing. Since the "head" part of it simply...

One of my first projects was printing the incredible Explosive Dynamite incense burner by Imbcruz. Since I've remixed almost 200 Buddhas already, this design caught my eye as an exciting challenge to remix next. The "head" section is easy to swap...

One of the first things I ever printed was the awesome Explosive Dynamite incense burner by Imbcruz. Since I've already remixed almost 200 Buddhas - I thought this would be an interesting design to start remixing. Since the "head" part of it simply...

One of my first prints was the fantastic Explosive Dynamite incense burner by Imbcruz. Since I've remixed nearly 200 Buddhas, this design seemed like a great one to start remixing again. The head part slides easily into the ash catcher, making it...

This incense burner is inspired by the locking ball/socket arm from Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:142034). It's designed specifically for burning stone incense that requires constant flame height adjustments. The arm design is...

One of the first things I ever printed was the awesome Explosive Dynamite incense burner by Imbcruz. Since I've already remixed almost 200 Buddhas - I thought this would be an interesting design to start remixing. Since the "head" part of it simply...

One of my first prints was the Explosive Dynamite incense burner designed by Imbcruz. This design caught my attention, especially since I've already remixed nearly 200 Buddhas. The removable "head" component makes it easy to print multiple variations...

... flammable they are varies dramatically. Worth keeping in mind when printing something like this. While personally I think incense is a low risk, I did test how flammable the particular filament I used to print this was before making that decision.

One of the first things I ever printed was the awesome Explosive Dynamite incense burner by Imbcruz. Since I've already remixed almost 200 Buddhas - I thought this would be an interesting design to start remixing. Since the "head" part of it simply...

... you can also rotate the owl on its back. Once you have PRINTED it, you need to glue the branch at an ANGLE so that the incense falls in the tray correctly. ...You can do this while watching it from the side with an incense stick on the owl's mouth.

I've been itching to craft an innovative incense holder, and when I stumbled upon this spider-shaped house design, it immediately sparked an idea - why not repurpose it as a one-of-a-kind incense burner? It's still a work in progress, but the end...

This is a incense burner inspired by the locking ball/socket arm (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:142034). This was thought for burning stone incense that need constant adjustment based on the high of the flame. With this arm design is...

One of the first things I ever printed was the awesome Explosive Dynamite incense burner by Imbcruz. Since I've already remixed almost 200 Buddhas - I thought this would be an interesting design to start remixing. Since the "head" part of it simply...

One of the first things I ever printed was the awesome Explosive Dynamite incense burner by Imbcruz. Since I've already remixed almost 200 Buddhas - I thought this would be an interesting design to start remixing. Since the "head" part of it simply...

https://youtu.be/GViz8NM_Ygk One of the first things I ever printed was the awesome Explosive Dynamite incense burner by Imbcruz. Since I've already remixed almost 200 Buddhas - I thought this would be an interesting design to start remixing. Since...

One of the first things I ever printed was the awesome Explosive Dynamite incense burner by Imbcruz. Since I've already remixed almost 200 Buddhas - I thought this would be an interesting design to start remixing. The "head" part of it simply slides...

A holder for regular incense sticks is created by adapting a design to fit an approximately 72mm wide hexagonal jar I had available. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker 2 Rafts: No Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.2...

Vertical Incense Burner with a storage drawer for a lighter. This will print without supports if your bridging settings are correct! Tho you can use supports if needed. I can Also update the Burner to put whatever you would like onto it. ...I built...

37-hole incense stick container. Dimensions 261 by 98mm. Useful height approximately 255mm. Clips for tags in various types and thicknesses are available. ...For instance, a distance of 0.5 millimeters is ideal for two cardboard boxes, while 0.2...

I crafted an exquisite incense burner from scratch in Morocco before meticulously refining it with my own hands using cutting-edge 3D technology, tailored to deliver seamless real-time performance. ...This masterpiece is yours to claim absolutely free,...

Just my design of a simple modern incense holder If the hole is too small you can use a drill... ...Hope you like it, I would appreciate if you could leave a like so more people could enjoy this design (: Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer:...

incense dragon bowl testing second fix. (9/16/2019) attribution artec3d https://skfb.ly/6IuDS fixed in meshmixer makeprintable and blender may want to use orientation and add supports (overhangs) in meshmixer. or try experimental tree supports in...

A Mini Pyramid Incense Burner. Printed at 50% of the size and used Ender 3 V2 no mods or software changes. Nozzle Temp at 205 C and Bed at 55 C. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3inQdM54kkA&list=PLesfta2_wKPcEHrb7kjTGVPxNQzZSxrkE&index=4

This stand securely holds both regular and large-sized incense sticks upright. Position it on a plate, an ashtray, or use the conveniently provided base that comes with it. The design is actually a creative reworking of my initial 3D print project.

Simple seesaw holder for incense stick.  Best to print with PETG, ABS, ASA or other temp resistant material. ...In PLA the hot ash keeps burned spots. Print with brim and depending on your overhangs quality add supports on lower part of fillet.

Skitarii warriors adorn their backpacks with incense burners that resemble the originals but with some modifications. These wearable versions feature a sturdy loop on top, permitting them to be secured via a necklace-style clasp. ...In this way, the...

As the incense burns, a gentle ash settles into the designated container for effortless cleaning. The cleverly designed stand tapers to fit various sized sticks perfectly. When working with heat or fire near plastic, exercise caution and...

Hi Guys, I designed a new incense stick holder with all seven chakras for you. Super easy to print. The bumps of the chakras are so flat (one layer) that ash doesn't get caught and it's easy to clean. Tor two-tone you have to install a filament...

My latest incense holder creation is taking shape, and I'm excited to share it with you. Hopefully, you'll appreciate its unique design and be inspired to bring it to life through 3D printing. ...Thanks for tuning in to watch me bring this project...

Organic, handcrafted incense stick holders, born from the intricate patterns of mushroom scales, now adorn modern spaces with a unique touch. ... A psychedelic masterpiece unfolds, as designers harness the power of visual programming algorithms to bring...