rml snowflake 3d models

Christmas Snowflake 2023Please do NOT resell my item

Feeling an urge to craft a delicate snowflake.

Scroll saw pattern for a Christmas tree snowflake ornament #4

This is an ornament with a snowflake in the middle

Scroll saw pattern for a Christmas tree snowflake ornament #3

Just another snowflake decoration. ...30x34x3 mm</p>

snowflake coaster hope you enjoy no supports needed

A simple Fusion 360 design using a snowflake svg

Scroll saw pattern for a Christmas tree snowflake ornament #1

Cool Snowflake to 3d Print for The Holidays

a Christmas snowflake made in a blender from pattern

A Snowflake Ornament to Hang Anywhere You Wish

A Snowflake Wand i designed for my Daughter, Prints Great :)

Scroll saw pattern for a Christmas tree snowflake ornament #2

A Christmas bauble with a snowflake cut out/

Mandala snowflake, badge, pattern, stamp, stencil, coaster, beermat,

The human designed and crafted a basic snowflake decoration.

Simple snowflake ornament and stencil. ... The stencil can be used to help cut out pictures to attach to the snowflake.

... a snowflake with a gyroscope? ... A gyroscopic snowflake! It actually works! Can there be any better holiday decoration? There are three models: -small, Gimbal Snowflake Star Small STL -medium, Gimbal Snowflake Star STL -big, Gimbal Snowflake STL

... it hits you - one of them isn't really there! If you're into the whole snowflakes within snowflakes (we'll call it flakeception) thing, check out my other winter wonder: Gyroscopic Snowflake https://www.youmagine.com/designs/gyroscopic-snowflake

... decoration. This innovative creation comes in three sizes: small, medium, and large, each available for download as an STL file, specifically the Gimbal Snowflake Star Small.STL, Gimbal Snowflake Star.STL, and Gimbal Snowflake.STL respectively.

Icy crystal with practical halo.

A singular sheet of paper, symbolizing one-tenth of the total, forms part of this collection.

I made just a few tweaks, mainly fixing the STL to make it a manifold so it should print smoothly with any slicer. My initial test print (you can see the pic) was done at 90MM/s with 10% infill and a 0.2 layer height. ...Given that I'm using some subpar...