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LemonArts
@icecube111
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MakerWorld Guardian
Active more than 20 days out of last 30 days UTC time
Contest Winner
Won 2 model contest awards.
Featured Creator
8 models are featured by MakerWorld.
Maker's Supply Contributor
2 models with Maker's Supply Model Kit achieves 500 successful prints.
Popular Model
6 models more than 5,000 successful prints.
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More than 1,000 followers.
Pioneer Maker
Print successful 112 different models and 4,664 hours
Pinned Models
Audi Quattro
Audi Quattro
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Land Rover Series 2
Land Rover Series 2
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Hoodie Bulldog Multipart
Hoodie Bulldog Multipart
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Valentine Rose Bear
Valentine Rose Bear
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Cute Valentine Bear
Cute Valentine Bear
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Recent Models
Spinner Whistle
Spinner Whistle
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Urban Spiderman - Multipart - Multicolor
Urban Spiderman - Multipart - Multicolor
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Fidget Wrench Tool
Fidget Wrench Tool
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Recent Laser & Cut Models
Cyberbrick Landy Beach Leather Roof Parts
Cyberbrick Landy Beach Leather Roof Parts
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Recent Article
Apache AH-64
Apache AH-64My second crowdfunding project is live: the Apache AH-64 attack helicopter. https://makerworld.com/de/crowdfunding/191-apache-ah-64
LemonArts is now on Instagram too. Check it out
LemonArts is now on Instagram too. Check it outFollow me here
#Let's Make it Fund
#Let's Make it FundFrom sketch to model: The last few years I've learned a lot about designing. There has been a lot of progress and also setbacks. If you teach yourself everything, you often reach the limits and have to try to overcome them. That's the only way to make progress. The procedure for new models is simple for me... I don't think twice and just start designing in CAD. Often the ideas come with the progress of the model. It can also happen that the plan for the model is completely thrown overboard and I start all over again. Complex vehicle models in particular cost an extremely long time. Here it is strongly dependent on what blueprints, drawings etc. are available. It may well be that various vehicle models cost up to 80 hours of work and Material.  But when the model is finished, it's time to print prototypes. As a rule, I print all models 2-3 times completely and then optimize the individual components so that they fit together perfectly. In the beginning, this took a very long time and caused countless prints. Over time and after many models, you know what tolerances you have to take so that everything fits together. The future: The Makerworld community is growing steadily and so is the demand on you to design new and more elaborate models. This is exactly where the "Let ́s Make It Fund" project comes into play to support makers in realizing their big projects. A great idea from Bambulab. See for yourself!   https://bambulab.com/letsmakeitfund