scary smiley face 3d models

I created the coaster using OpenSCAD, and it's a straightforward design intended for everyday use around the house.

This creation was crafted using Tinkercad's user-friendly platform. ...Make your desired changes directly online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/diUMxdgDk4y.

This Vibrant Smile Keychain is a Joyful Accessory Dimensions: Length = 23.995 millimeters Width = 19.992 millimeters Height = 4.2839 millimeters Simply use the CURA software to scale this model to your desired size.

A fun little symbol to brighten up a tiny present.

The Symboleo spotlight boasts a cutting-edge design, offering a versatile and modular approach to atmospheric lighting that can be easily mounted or suspended in various settings. ... https://www.symboleo.com A downloadable file featuring just the lens...

This is a customized version of the Thingiverse model (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:131071) created using Customizer with the following specifications: curvature at 1.42, i1 as dice20130926-4926-2oye1y-0.dat, i2 as dice20130926-4926-czm8ho-0.dat,...

The model has been fine-tuned specifically for seamless integration with 3D printing software, particularly those that utilize the industry-standard STL file format.

This is a just for fun project I recently worked on. I tried to give my sponge bob a cool vibe. ...Enjoy the model pirate!

Simple preppy keychain with one thing file- ready to start printing.

Scale up as needed. This one is sized for 100% or 1:1 but I have only printed at 150% and 200% because the models I printed were at the same scale factor. 100% may be a little small to print and keep the detail of the smile. ...Note that this is not the...

Scale up as needed. This one is sized for 100% or 1:1 but I have only printed at 150% and 200% because the models I printed were at the same scale factor. 100% may be a little small to print and keep the detail of the smile. ...Note that this is not the...

an Cool Keychain   print with print pause for an filament change were you can make the print in 2 colors

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I'm actually using the CR-10 SE but there's no profile for it. This also remembers your line. ...You just put the inner slot thing over the line you are on.

Just print it in 2 colors or one. ...Cut the ring and insert key & add some superglue / Soldering Iron to join.

Printed with Black and Yellow PETG, with manual layer changes in my Prusaslicer to get the multicolor effect. ...I also used organic supports to be safe Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: MINI+ Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.15...

Humans come equipped with a robust 3-millimeter thickness, featuring a sturdy chain hole that provides unwavering support. ...This uncomplicated yet incredibly resilient design ensures reliability at every turn.

This model prints without supports being necessary. ...Raft printing is entirely optional.

Crafted with precision using the innovative tools of 3D Slash, a cutting-edge platform that empowers creators to bring their visions to life: https://www.3dslash.net/i.php?src=mmf&s=3a020506

A charming, grinning specter visage is depicted in this image.

I'm happy to share a smile with the HFR forum, and I've got two options to show my appreciation. First, there's a keychain that's double-sided, perfect for attaching to your keys or bag. Alternatively, you can opt for a magnet that's single-sided,...

I haven't printed yet but I'm about to.

This Thing was crafted using Tinkercad's user-friendly online interface. ...View and Edit it directly at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/3nNs7CgruUn The creation, a heart-shaped figure sporting a smiling visage, proudly boasts a personalized...

Will work with most mugs or glasses.

The system is designed specifically to accommodate 3D printing requirements, with optimal performance in handling .stl files. ...Key dimensions include a length of 106.66 millimeters along the X-axis, 115.34 millimeters along the Y-axis, and 9.00...

The object is crafted to evaluate the precision and proficiency of your 3D printer in producing circles. To test overhangs, set the infill to zero percent. ...In contrast, when checking circle accuracy, adjust the infill level to a hundred percent.

This was just to test if cloth physics could be used to create a coaster and I like how it turned out even if its a little creepy.

This is a personalized adaptation of the 3D printable model found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:281157, which has been designed using the Customizer tool available on Thingiverse's website at...