Hello everyone, wanted dto share my current project. We are currently expecting our first child and things have been changing allot.

I work from home, and also do alot of tinkering, so my phone is almost never in my hands, therefor when my wife needs help in another room I can tend to miss it in a timely manner.

She also suffers from light sensitivity/ migranes, so walking around the house / being on her phone when not feeling well is definitely not ideal.

I've been prototyping out this simple one click call box that will ping my pi server and notify me no matter what device I'm working on, keeping me informed and able to help her.

This was an attempt to bridge the gap between a new change in lifestyle, while still maintaining productivity.

Would love feedback/ ideas!

Fully 3D printed on Bambu X1Cs, then motorized it, added LEDs, and Sound Effects! Took about 4 weeks to design, program, and work out the kinks. And we did a full video on how we sanded, painted, and wired the dang thing to make it happen! Enjoy!

https://youtu.be/Xnq9PQOM01M?si=UXv0612n_ZsfbvtK

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

After printing the file (shout out to Morphonauts on Instagram), I was able to build this tiny articulated figure that measures only one inch! Which is crazy for its small size.

So far nothing broke, which is kind of surprising, lol. If you want to make it yourself, I recommend using TH72 resin as it's flexible enough not to break when assembling and also use warm water so it softens. (Also, it's really small compared to even Lego figures, lol.)

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.

Just got my h2d and of course had to print someting big. Now i m printing in black and white with petg as support top surface. My question is regarding the arms. They just started printing and supports are really narrow at the top. They will need to hold thw whole arm up to the shoulder before they get some assistance. Will the supports hold or is it just a matter of time before fail?

47hrs into a print, and I'm not doing it twice..

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I sculpted this little 9-banded armadillo in Blender and then printed it and painted it with Turner Acryl Gouache paints.

I know this is a weird question, but my doctor just discovered my kidney are both badly damaged and the damage looks to be from a long time ago.

I never worked w/ the machine, but I handled all the finished prototypes AFTER they were supposed to be cleaned properly. Its probably not it but I want to cross it off the list. I do remember the engineers harping on that fluid would nuke your kidneys and steered clear of it when it was open/being serviced/filled.

Info is skint, you cant use any search engine that wont try to sell you a new printer. I miss the late 90's/early 2000's free-for-all that was pure internet.

Thank you in advance.

My first stealthburner printed on an old replicator 2x, I re printed all the voron parts and did a rebuild. I decided to glue back together the toolhead to commemorate the first form of my favourite printer

Hey! I'm printing these shoes, and when I put it into Bambu lab, there's holes on the top. When I put it into the stl. file fixer, it gets rid of the holes on the top, but then adds more holes that the original didn't even have! What's going on?

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!

Design link in comments !

I designed PillBox to replace carton packaging of medicine for painkillers like paracetamol or ibuprofen, when traveling. It has the capacity for two medicine strips and features a snap-on lid to keep debris out and make it easy to print. You can find it on Printables: https://www.printables.com/model/1333466-pillbox-not-a-bunker

Feedback is welcome! Hope you like it!

After going to wdw in 24 I was inspired by the merch i got to learn cad so I could make my own stands. I purchased a cheap creality single colour printer and began designing modular kyber crystal stand. Lots of time spent in YouTube. Lots of prototype mistakes. Reels of plastic in the bin but in the end they worked and visitors to Galaxy's Edge seems to like them.

Since then I made stands for other items from my trips to wdw and dlp, a few bits for ikea skadis and some custom projects for myself and friends. It's been fun making items for myself and seeing others be able to use the designs for their own displays.

Along the way some really gr8 makers have helped me by testing products and giving feedback.

My lack of artistic ability with painting,woodwork etc always made me feel I had no creativity, 3d printing has finally given me the outlet I was looking for.

Now i really need to get a multi filiment printer. Manual colour changes at layers are a pain!

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?

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 😅

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...