makerbot desktop 3d models

My trusty desktop computer serves as a perfect model for honing my modeling skills.

Desktop organizer that holds 2 sizes of post it notes, paperclips, and pens.

To promote MakerBot's capabilities, I propose the MakerBot Earphone Caddy as a unique business card. Key features of this design include: 1) optimizing the model for MakerBot's build capabilities, 2) incorporating advertising text in a readable,...

... grips onto the lapel. The "IDSA" initials' dot is also part of the Makerbot component, facilitating optimal printing orientation. ...The smallest feature in this design is the New York City lettering, which measures no smaller than 0.5mm in size.

I've shrunken the original 1-gallon milk carton design into a compact 100mm version, suitable for 3D printing using a MakerBot. This is an entry for makezine.com/go/makerbot contest. Once you've printed and played with it, consider gifting it to a...

My outdated Batch 2 MakerBot has challenging z-stage removal due to obsolete z-guides; however, the new version is easily printable. Additionally, the newer x-rod bracket requires four fewer lasercut parts and is easier to install. Enjoy online...

... of an inch) of the MakerBot body. They fit snugly and can support considerable weight. For a practical use, I designed a holster for the frequently misplaced allen wrench used in most MakerBot bolts. ...Simply print and place it for convenience!

I Previously Designed a Solidoodle One to Demonstrate Dual Extrusion Capabilities, So I Decided to Create Another One Specifically for Our MakerBot Printer. Additionally, I Uploaded a "Both" Model Allowing You to Print This on a Single Extruder...

The second Makerbot, out of our pair, is christened as "Makela". ...I crafted a personalized nameplate design using SketchUp software, then saved it as an STL file.

A simple device for MakerBots to hold a spool of filament with a 20mm center. ... Prints in two pieces for easier printing of a round object.

To ensure organized storage for various components gathered from modifications, the boxes were precisely designed to fit tightly within my Makerbot Replicator Dual.

A MakerBot NYC license plate! Use it as a dog tag or key chain! ...Attach it to your new Turtle Shell Racer!

A spool holder designed for MakerBot printers accommodates 100mm-wide spools featuring a 2-inch core. ...Assemble yours using three shells, 10% infill, a raft, and support structures.

By setting up a VNC server on the computer controlling your MakerBot and attaching the webcam, you'll then be able to control and watch your MakerBot from any computer in the world with internet access! You could also set up a web server on that...

The 5th gen MakerBot Replicator's sides receive a boost from humans, who carefully place themselves alongside the device to keep the tape securely fastened into position.

Human, you summon the mighty MakerBot Gnome! ...Its metal body roars to life, ready to bring your creative vision into reality with precise voronization and industrial might!

To enhance my MakerBot Replicator 2X, I replaced its conventional base footing corner with a McMaster-Carr rubber bumper (Stock #95495K3).

The MakerBot spool holder securely cradles three rolls of filament in place, with the central position designated as the primary holder for the main roll of filament.

I crafted a nameplate for our Makerbot named "Watson" by first designing the original file using SketchUp and then refining it through Netfabb to ensure its quality.

Solve Makerbot printing woes by pressing a simple button; no need for complex mechanisms as it functions without any moving components.

Filament Holder for CTC/Makerbot Printer Like Me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pg/3DStube Print Settings: Rafts: Off Supports: Disabled Infill: Set to 10 Percent

The human operator carefully unwinds the entire length of MakerBot filament from its original, compact storage position on the rear spool.

A simple Google Map waypoint marker using the Makerbot M from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4390 Instructions Print out and enjoy. ... Category: Other

By mistake, I created this at the lowest quality setting 0 using my MakerBot printer in 2x mode. ...It's surprisingly easy to do!

Here's a Little Gadget to Hold Your Guide Tube Secure While Switching Filament, Keeping it Out of Your Way on the Makerbot 2 or 2X.

Print Settings: Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator Z18 Rafts: No Supports: No Important Notes: The Makerbot logo is a registered trademark of MakerBot Industries, LLC, Located at One MetroTech Center, 21st Floor, Brooklyn, NY...

These adjustable feet are designed to be installed on the bottom of a MakerBot for easy leveling. ... brought to you by: www.tinkerdepot.com rick@tinkerdepot.com

Basic Desktop Organizer This desktop organizer was created using the powerful 3D modeling tool, Tinkercad. ...You can easily edit this design online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/3QulfLB4h2i.

The MakerBot Fidget Gear is a print-in-place fidget model that displays the capabilities of the MakerBot Replicator+ series printers. It’s a fun fidget to play with, but it can also let you know if your printer is running up to spec. ...A perfectly...

Either a prototype for the MakerBot Aeronautics and Space Administration or the next phase of the robot uprising - robots making rockets! The end is nigh. Actually, it's just the printable rocket embossed with some MakerBot text and logos. ... Feel...