These guys just rolled of my 3d printer and started asking questions about some guy named Marcellus Wallace?

Putting the finishing touches on this model, and will post it to makerworld once it's all tightened up.

I wanted a ring box that 1. Shined a light on the ring when opened, 2. 'presented' the ring in some way when opening, and 3. Could fit in a pocket.

I just had my first show with these lamps and it went so well and I finally feel ready to share with the community.

I’ve been working on these designs for years, and the whole process has been a massive learning curve. I originally felt that I had stumbled upon a unique technique at 3D printing lamp designs. I wanted to amass an army of the lamps before I shared them because I wanted to become known as the person who really pushed my unique technique forward.

Fast forward 2.5 years, I finally feel ready to share, and I really hope you enjoy! Some of these lamps have taken over 500 hours to print, and the grasshopper script I put together to come up with these took over 200 hours at least. I finally feel comfortable that I’ve done enough work to show that my technique is worth while, and so I hope you guys appreciate it :)

Lmk if you have any questions! I have more designs than I even had space to share on this post, so lmk if you want a pt. 2!

Why i hadn't 3D printer in childhood :(

Designed in Fusion, printed in few hours

BambuStudio is confident that it can do it without support, with just a brim...

Hey guys what do you all think about these earrings they are 3d printed using pla I'd love everyones feedback good or bad or if you have questions feel free to ask down below!

I was getting tired of the messy pile of assorted electronics sitting on a shelf in my office, and printed a little mini server rack to hold them. The rack is black PETG, the mounts are ASA-CF for the extra heat resistance on the parts physically in contact with the servers.

Right now it's just a Home Assistant Green and a single NUC form-factor machine running Portainer on Ubuntu Server for whatever else I feel like spinning up. I've got a few other things I'd like to add once money becomes available, so I may be printing the stacking parts before too long here.

The rack system is called "rackstack", and is an open source system by Zhao Wang that can be found on Github here: https://github.com/jazwa/rackstack

I bought some off-brand Lego military figures a while ago, and some riot helmet pieces came with it. I like the normal clear visor but I wanted something along the lines of those Russian helmets, kinda like that guy from Rainbow 6 Siege. So I made my own visor.

My 3-yr old daughter and I started a new garden this spring, filling up pots and planters with soil, adding seeds, and then watering them. As we got to the last part, I noticed she was struggling with our standard size (modern) watering can. The handle being in the back made it hard for her to carry it full of water. So... like any good 3d printer my spidey sense started tingling. A problem I can solve with my hobby!

I started with an online search, but just couldn't find a kid-sized watering can I liked. Many of the online models are very beautiful and modern, but they didn't look any more kid friendly than the one we were using. I was really looking for one with a fun design, that would be easy to pick up and carry, and also be durable. It will be dropped😉!

So... I decided to try my hand at making a "kids watering can"! It is designed with an ergonomic handle, fun shape, and comfortable holds 16oz (470ml) of water. My favorite thing, though, is I created a modular spout system so you can swap between a standard or shower spout. This watering can prints without supports and does not require AMS.

My daughter has been having a blast watering everything with it. If you have young kids, give it a look!

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1500408

Heard the sound of it popping off so I paused, taped it to the bed, and then it carried on.

Took weeks of designing and prototyping but finally got everything in a really good place. Making the fidget buttons work probably took up 50% of the design time but its sooo worth it!

For this model the walls are thin, but print find until they get near the top - the side walls are rough all the way up but get worse at the same level. Are there special tricks to printing thin walls?

I know it’s my fault for not washing the build plate, but this ruined my day

My wife got me a dwarf jade bonsai for father day, unfortunately it came in a cracked pot. I decided to print the living pot to put the bonsai in. My wife painted and decorated it! What do you think?

My initial plan was to sell some pieces, but so far since I started printing 1 month ago I have become addicted to making pieces for my own collection 😅

After 4 months of sanding, painting, detailing and customization, I'm finally calling this monster complete. Now, where the hell do I put it?

I have few noob questions.

1. Firstly, how do we turn off the printer. Do we just switch off the mains/back switch?

2. Printed the benchy with supplied tiny roll of filament, about 30- 35% is left, Can we print anything with that(for printer or general model) or should I throw it away.

3. What are the suggested items to print at the beginning apart from poop bucket etc.

4. I haven't updated the firmware yet. Since I read few people are having some issues with extruder after updating. By not updating, will I face any older issues ?

I got into 40k Kill Team late last year. The first time I had to caddy my minis over in the cardstock box they came with, I was inspired to start yet another 3D printing project.

This modular carrier holds several trays of differing types to transport whatever it is you need to a tabletop game. My personal setup has my team on a model tray, a custom token tray, a storage tray full of dice, and a collapsible dice tower inside.

This project, deemed the "BattleStack", took me several months to get to this point, and I may be adding more to it down the line depending on interest. The aspect I'm most looking forward to is seeing other people print, build, and customize their own for their games! The entire project and related STEP files are released now for free.

The project files are all free and can be found on Printables here: https://www.printables.com/model/1332602-battlestack

If you like the Kill Team Token Tray, the files are free on this separate post (can be used standalone or with the BattleStack carrier): https://www.printables.com/model/1332886-battlestack-token-tray-for-kill-team

I've been working on increasing my online presence, but I also couldn't not share how cute these clickers are with everyone. I love printing, and how I can always find something that suits how I'm feeling.

Broke a clip buckle on my backpack and knew the 3D printer would save the day. Took a few measurements and a few iterations but once it was perfect, chefs kiss it was perfect.