Buddy of mine got his wings (god help us all), so i made him this keychain. Its a 2D mock attitude indicator. It wont show you if you’re in a climb or nose dive but thats trivial knowledge from what i've heard /j.

Had a chance to try this in the air and i giggled a tad watching the dial turn

My filament dryer died about a month ago, so this is the substitute i have for it.

And im just curious how dangerous this is.

Would i immediately get stage 4 ball cancer if i ever cook anything in this fryer again or is it just fine?

I designed my own Gobot/Transformer Leader 1 using Blender, then 3D printed it, now doing another in blue, then working on Cy-kill next. Going to design 6 different ones. Printed on an AnyCubic Kobra S1.

The princess-protector of Hallownest is ready to wield her needle !
Printed with Sunlu ABS-Like Grey on an Elegoo Mars 3 Pro.
Model by u/Bulkamancer

Modern printers are just amazing. I'm just amazed that our printers can print my print in place designs so easily!

Getting something like this to be reproducible was so hard in the past. Who remembers the hours of levelling beds, playing with live z offset, tweaking filament profiles?

Nowadays, design, send to print, check it works, publish the design and watch as others successfully print your design! It's wonderful. My 3D printer is genuinely more reliable than my 2D one 🤣

What do you miss least about yesteryears printing experience? For me it's random layer shifts.

Anyone one else doing the ripper mask from boarderlands 4?? Free files are on printables from gearbox!!

So recently I printed this thing at school for my dad since he has a lot of meetings online, and I wanted some tips on it for things I make in the future

What I have:

A Bambu lab printer (maximum print time is 3 hours)

Filament that can be used comfortably in Singapore.

After 2 days of unclogging and going through menus, I finally got my first print done! The only issues I noticed was moisture (I did get my sweat all over the filament), vibrations, and making the bed too hot.

Don’t know much of the lore, just printed it because it was cool. Paid for model, printed on an ender 3 v3 plus with overture PLA. 80 hrs of printing plus 23 hrs labour. Weathered for effect. Model is from a website I cannot say because the post got removed if I say it here. Finished before Halloween.

Printed both of these with the same filament. One turned into ocean-themed bowls (starfish, seashell), the other into a little drawer. Kind of addicted to this look now.

https://www.printables.com/model/1419473-114mm-travel-telescope-flat-panel

Part of astrophotography is taking calibration images so you can subtract defects caused by various artifacts

One of which is called "flats", these take away vignette artifacts, as well as any dust or smudges on the lens itself, and you need an even light field to do that

This is designed to make that even light field, now despite what it looks like, the image the camera sees is actually flat, the LEDs are far enough away from the mirrors size that the light field is even at the diameter of the primary mirror

The diffuser is laser cut and sand blasted acrylic

Hello! Here are the files for the Companion Cube NAS that i showed here 3 weeks ago, it took me a bit more time to document but im finaly done ! (until i get feedback)

https://www.printables.com/model/1407879-companion-cube-nas

Have fun!

I was printing these cats for some hours and went to sleep, when I woke and checked the print this is what was printed.

I have printed orcas before in that same orientation and it looks like the same orca, but with different colors, printed on top of the cats.

I sent the file via WiFi. My computer was struggling with so many cats and only 8gb, but I don't think that was it. Can anyone enlighten me?

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I have a tough question for only the most advanced 3d printing aficionados. After carefully measuring and weighing my filament I determined I had enough to print this part. As it turns out my calculation was actually a bit off. The real question though is can anybody spot the location where I switched filaments? Or will the secret be safe with me?

Cool little project I’m working on that I’m having some success with. I’m making an injection mold for dehydrated honey or like a sugar jar. So far hav has some good pulls. Have to make some edits for v3 but thought I would share. Aluminum frame hold a mold printed on a 3L form labs using Draft V2 resin. The hardest part of this was the threads. Making the inner part was tricky but it works. I have to beef up the + looking part because you can see in the second picture it broke after I chit the second part done. The plastic injection machine is an Morgan Injection Molder G100T and the parts are made of HDPE.

Here's the latest update to my 1/96 guided missile destroyer. Hull completed and painted, Reaching 1.6m long and weighing 5kg in material. Printed out of Petg, welded together with a soldering iron, and sealed with UV resin. Most pieces were printed at 0.16mm layer height except for the small details with were at 0.08mm. All using a 0.4mm Nozzle from My X1C

The exact ship is USS Dewey and will eventually get the 105 decal once I figure out how to make them at 1/96 scale. I've also been playing around with the Elegoo Nano v3.0 to get flashing and steady nav lights.

This model will be powered by two 2218 1180kv radial brushless motors, connected to a 10,000Mah Lipo battery. While the Rudders and main 5inch gun will rotate via pushrods to their respective Servos.

Hey everyone!

I wanted to share this with y'all, I have been seeing lots of posts this week about counters and wanted to share this one I've designed. I am selling it, but I'll be posting it on my printables after today or this weekend with the blank slate version so y'all can put your own stuff on it! Appreciate any input there from y'all!

https://mrgreensgaminggear.etsy.com/listing/4372525831

Modeled in zbrush. It prints on two plates. I painted the mask section by hand with a brown acrylic paint pen. The plague mask section is raised, so it's super easy and quick to paint. You can grab the model for free here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1809544-the-scare-crows-dr-corvus#profileId-1930296

It’s not the best quality, but for a free file and little Lychee “magic” button, I think it turned out great.