the wavy egg 3d models

Its creator envisioned it fitting snugly inside, allowing for 0.4mm wall tolerance, but the wavy walls make it surprisingly pliable, suggesting a different nozzle size would be acceptable. While gluing isn't strictly necessary, doing so will...

ENG:An easy-to-print Wavy VaseNo Supports.Object on photo is scaled down to 40%-----GER:Eine Einfach zu druckende wellige Vase.Keine Stützen benötigt.Objekt auf dem Foto ist auf 40% geschrumpft.

Just a Minute! Inspired by the #WaveyWednesday movement on Twitter which was inspired, in part, by the wavy creations of Ferjerez, I created this "Wavy Clock". Made to take a clock movement and some clock hands, once printed, this can be hung in the...

Wavy Light Recently, I started to make a lot of projects with electronics and I discovered Wled and today, I wanted to suggest you my design, easy and fast to realize !I hope you'll like it, don't hesitate to propose ideas of modifications or...

Wavy Pony here, showcasing my very first three-dimensional pony creation! I'm really proud of how it turned out. Let me know what you think - does it meet your expectations? ...If you're interested in purchasing one just like this, I can offer them to...

The black keys base is slightly bigger than the white keys, to resemble the felt between the keys and the piano body. It can be printed in red if you want, just the first 1.5mm.Slowly fit the parts by pressing the sides, alternately, 'till all the...

The black keys base is slightly bigger than the white keys, to resemble the felt between the keys and the piano body. It can be printed in red if you want, just the first 1.5mm.Slowly fit the parts by pressing the sides, alternately, 'till all the...

The black keys base is slightly bigger than the white keys, to resemble the felt between the keys and the piano body. It can be printed in red if you want, just the first 1.5mm. Slowly fit the parts by pressing the sides, alternately, 'till all the...

I built an intriguing spinner myself. ...Layer by layer, it's tough to print due to the ripples heading towards the build plate, but sanding makes it spin more smoothly in the end.

I crafted an exquisite ring specifically designed to complement the beauty of lovely ladies.

This exquisite piece is a prized part of the esteemed Signet Ring Collection.

A vibrant, curvaceous dish that catches the eye with its lively, undulating shape.

... one is 19 mm. I printed it in PLA on a raft. Bed temp 60 C, Nozzle temp 200 deg C. It was difficult to remove from the raft because the design makes it flexible. ...Ended up with jagged edges, so needs some sanding before it's ready for wear.

Two versions have been uploaded: one with the bottom left open so you can glue in a 74mm disk (I used clear acrylic), and another version with the bottom completely filled. The original file was designed to be printed directly on the platform of a...

The dimensions of this particular item are 4000 millimeters by 6000 millimeters, providing ample space for various applications.

... thickness equal to twice the nozzle size. ...For example, using a 0.4mm nozzle, set the thickness to 0.8mm. Notice how this design remains flexible enough to use as an emergency hair tie without losing its shape, as seen in the accompanying photos.

Or just a stand.When you rotate a copy 90degree the side matches the next vase. Can be combined into patterns.When scaled in Z it still works.Print at vase mode.Scale as you like.Cut anywhere.. ...it will still match the next one (if its clone with same...

Merging the curves of sound frequencies, nature, and waves from the sea, I tried to convey this convergence through this one-of-a-kind piece. The aesthetic is a blend of topography, curves, and layers that come together to create a wave that sweeps...

... As you spin a duplicate 90 degrees, the edge aligns perfectly with the adjacent vase. You can create intricate patterns by combining them. Even when scaled in depth, it still works seamlessly. Print at vase mode settings. Scale to your liking.

... on top and bottom layer but don't worry, it can slice well. The pictures are not renders!!, Fantastic printing job made by Tom Jackson (AKA @filamentfrenzy using the Electric Grey PLA by Fillamentum Hope you like it Have fun! ... Category: Decor

But when you rotate a copy 90 degrees, the sides line up perfectly with the next vase, allowing for endless pattern combinations. Even scaling in Z doesn't disrupt this seamless match-up. ...Just print at vase mode, scale to your heart's content, and...

... and bottom layer, but don't worry, it can slice well. The pictures are not renders!! Tom Jackson (AKA @filamentfrenzy) did an amazing job printing this fantastic model using the Electric Grey PLA by Fillamentum. I hope you love it! ...Have fun!

... 'glitches' on top and bottom layers but don't worry, it slices well. **The pictures are not renders!!**, a fantastic printing job made by Tom Jackson (AKA @filamentfrenzy) using the Electric Grey PLA by Fillamentum. Hope you like it! ...Have fun!

Hello!\n\nThis is a procedurally generated shape that has been expertly crafted into a beautiful vase.\n\nTo bring this design to life, print in spiral/vase mode.\n\nCreated using the powerful Processing platform, the geometry may exhibit some minor...

Inspired by the Rama Works Wave Keycap. I wanted to practice a little in Tinkercad and make a test spacebar for my build. Print it on it's side with supports. I recommend 0.16mm with 10% infill. Size of the spacebar is 6.25u. This object was made...

I'm creating the 2nd in a series of bowls I'm making right now! ...I came up with the name because after I printed it, I filled it with candy and ate from it. ... Vase mode or solid-walled, this is another fantastic simple bowl!

... I'm creating right now! ... The inspiration for the name came to me after I printed it, so I filled it with candy and indulged in a tasty snack. ... This design can be used in either Vase mode or Solid walled mode - another great simple bowl idea!

... and extraneous threads might occur; however, I have successfully printed rings for my daughter as small as 15mm. When printing mixed-size rings, such as 20mm and 30mm, be cautious as the printer may stop extruding after completing the smaller item.

Hey there!\n\nThis is a one-of-a-kind bowl generated on the fly with some seriously cool geometry.\n\nPrint in spiral/vase mode for an awesome result\n\nI used Processing to bring this design to life, and I'm loving how it turned out despite some...

I Designed This First Object On My Own 3D Printer And It Turned Out Stunningly Well. ...I Didn't Create The File, But Rather It Was Preloaded With My Printer's Software.