AluPewPew

Jerryie

Tic-tac-toe molds for fun on the beach.

Tic-Tac-Toe molds

urlaub

vladislav.ganzen

<h3>Intro</h3>After purchasing a GoPro Hero 10 with some additional batteries I realized that I have nothing to carry those batteries in. Well… Instead of buying something I designed this small case to store my additional batteries and MicroSD cards.&nbsp;<h3>Print Settings</h3>I always use standard settings as a starting point and tweak some parameters based on the filament I use or the characteristics I need from the final print. &nbsp;There is no need for support on this print.&nbsp;<h3>Additional Materials</h3>For this assembly, you will need some kind of metal rods with a diameter of around Ø 2mm and a length of 20 mm. You can use a wire, plastic rod, or even m2 screws. The idea is to make a point of rotation for the hinges on the box. Filament is also a good solution, you can cut the right length and then block the filament by melting both ends.&nbsp;<h3>Assembly</h3>The assembly is pretty straightforward. Use the image I uploaded which illustrates step by step how to put everything together. &nbsp;

GOPRO HERO 10 Battery Case

go pro 10

9arr3tt

A 2x1x3 Gridfinity bin that holds two Bambu Lab X1/P1 Style Hotends (stackable)

Gridfinity Bambu Lab X1/P1 Nozzle/Hotend Holder Bin 

gridfinity

Asdfgasdfg

FOSBOS - Free Open Source Bambu Organizational System

FosBos

NoNameToo

Created this beautiful and festive Christmas tree decoration. It can be easily printed in vasemode. The profile is configered with variable layer hight to make sure the top (which will eventually be the bottom) is nicely closed and strong enough. You can use a standard Christmas ball hook (12mm hole), or print your own (cap with hook now also included in the print profiles).&nbsp;Be careful when taking it off the build plate. I always use the Bambu scraper to make sure it doesn't break at the wrong place. Vase mode can be a bit fragile.&nbsp;Currently there are three versions:<ul><li>one ball with 12 ridges (a more open spiral)</li><li>a ball with 18 ridges (for a more dense spiral) UPDATED; improved variable layer hight to make the top of the print even better</li><li>a taller and slimmer ornament with 18 ridges</li><li> a cap with hook to make it easier to hang in the Christmas tree</li></ul>&nbsp;Planning to design a 12 ridges version of the taller one.&nbsp;<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/342415/2023-11-26_fb4d4a63446c4.gif">I printed mine in Bambu Silk PLA which looks very nice. Could easliy be printer in 0.12mm layer hight as well for even more detail.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also check out my matching spiral Christmas tree topper:<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/82152#profileId-87530" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/82152#profileId-87530 </a><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/342415/2023-12-03_640ecb873eb0d.jpg">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;I was inspired by the design below, but wanted a stronger spiral, closed bottom, slimmer core, and less & thinner ridges/spirals. So I have drawn my own version in Shapr3D. Shapr3D files available on request.<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/58845#profileId-60653" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/58845#profileId-60653</a>

Spiral Christmas tree ball ornament

Weihnacht

dieseldan

Looking for a way to improve photos of your makes for posting to Maker World? Need something to help with product shots? I've designed this modular lightbox to help add controllable lighting to your product photos. It's small enough to fit on your desk for a quick shot, sets up in seconds, and breaks down just as quickly to be easily stored. The base can be printed in black or white, and can be easily used with any fabric backdrop. The side and top panels are optional, and can be printed in a variety of colors and materials to suit your creative needs. For example: Need softer light? Print the side and top in transparent and shine a light or flash through it. Need more consistent fill lighting? Print one side in white and reflect the light from the opposite wall. Need more shadow control? Print one side in black and let it absorb the excess light. Need a warm color fill light? Print one side in gold or yellow. The possibilities are as endless as your imagination and creativity.

Desktop Modular Photography Lightbox

Hobby Stuff

humebeam

Buy Hydra AMS&nbsp;You can now buy the Hydra AMS printed parts and required bolts from MatterHackers at a very affordable price, free US shipping is included. &nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://www.matterhackers.com/store/l/hydra-ams-spool-adapter-for-bambu-lab-automatic-material-station" rel="nofollow noopener">Buy Hydra AMS at MatterHackers (United States)</a>&nbsp;It is also available from Australian partner JC-3D:&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://jc3dmelb.com.au/products/hydra-ams-enhanced-for-bambu-lab-ams" rel="nofollow noopener">Buy Hydra AMS at JC-3D (Australia)</a>&nbsp;Hydra AMS has a strict non-commercial license, it can only be sold with licensing through Hume Beam Engineering Solutions.&nbsp;About&nbsp;Download the files then follow the assembly guide a bit down on this page.&nbsp;Optional but recommended files to print:<ul><li><a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/455176-hydra-ams-silica-dry-boxes-serial-number-tags" rel="nofollow noopener">Hydra AMS - Silica Dry Boxes / Serial Number Tags</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/530298-hydra-ams-improved-rear-rollers" rel="nofollow noopener">Hydra AMS - Improved Rear Rollers</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/410903-hydra-ams-ptfe-load-buttons" rel="nofollow noopener">PTFE Load Buttons</a> to both save the funnels and improve ergonomics.</li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/402087-adjustable-spool-holder-for-silica-gel-spool-weigh" rel="nofollow noopener">Adjustable Spool Holder for Silica Gel / Spool Weight</a> - Compatible with both Hydra AMS and Bambu Lab AMS.</li></ul>If you download the individual 3MF files in the files section, they are design files only and can be easily printed on any printer / slicer. If you get a warning that they do not come from Bambu Lab just ignore the warning, they were exported directly from my design software.&nbsp;Thanks to the testers for all the support and especially GuyH who has been instrumental.&nbsp;Leave feedback in the comments, cheers!&nbsp;Reviews on YouTube&nbsp;Nero 3D<figure class="media"></figure>MandicReally (Hydra starts around minute 5.40)<figure class="media"></figure>Support&nbsp;All my designs and mods are free to use and remix. They have a non-commercial license. If you enjoy this or any of my other designs you can send me a small donation using the link below. Thanks :)<ul><li><a target="_blank" href="https://www.paypal.me/humebeamengineering" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.paypal.me/humebeamengineering</a></li></ul>If you prefer Crypto/BTC you can send me a message.&nbsp;If you send a donation be sure to mention Hydra AMS in the comments box and you will be added to the list below.&nbsp;Official Supporters&nbsp;If you have donated $5 or more you will be added to this list as an official thank you from me and you will also be assigned a serial number, the list will be updated as often as possible.&nbsp;You can request a custom serial number if you send a $20 donation or more but please be aware it may take a couple of days before your custom silica box is uploaded as I need to make these manually.&nbsp;If you&#39;ve bought Hydra from one of the authorized resellers you can also request a serial number by submitting a proof of purchase.<ul><li>Hume Beam #0001, Hume Beam #9999, Sven Hausherr #1313, Aaron Gray #1337, FireBall #1725, Trevor Mungovan #2425, Jamie Placzek #4759, 57y10 #8764, Katherine Jones #0666, Bernhard Birkfellner #3101, Guy H #0002, Kevin Pereira #0003, Phill Tran #0004, Bernard Ruf #0005, Justin Altemeier #0006, Remigiusz Kowal #0007, Jerome Grimminck #0008, Anthony Cascone #0009</li><li>Thomas Finzel #0010, Seldon3dPrinting #0011, Dwizzle Roasting #0012, VipCold #0013, Bearded Bucket #0014, Hannes Schäfer #0015, Joseph Korang #0016, Brian Welty #0017, Elmar Wesle #0018, Paul M #0019</li><li>Pippo pewte.ch #0020, Hampus Björk #0021, Martin Watley #0022, Riccardo Sacchetti #0023, James Majors #0024, Raia Gennaro #0025, Christopher Walters #0026, Andrew Shrapnel #0027, Kevin Kent #0028, Aron Gustafson #0029</li><li>Szabó Tibor #0030, Nikhil Ramkarran #0031, Dorothy Rafferty #0032, Charles Ho Fung #0033, Anup Chavda #0034, Dorian Picard #0035, Mark Berg #0036, John Vinson #0037, Robert Martin #0038, Karl Liljeström #0039</li><li>Kurt Althaus #0040, Martin Ziegler #0041, Miguel Contreras #0042, Todd Ferguson #0043, Joseph VonDohlen Jr #0044, Jacob Wine #0045, H. Schittko #0046, Rex Catron #0047, Meatbingo #0048, Barry Kwan #0049</li><li>GnollProblem #0050, Sean Griffiths #0051, Yannick Lory #0052, Bonnie Gulliver #0053, Aki S #0054, Jeremy Rauch #0055, Jim Fano #0056, Jeffery Stephens #0057, Kimberly Booth #0058, Mikael Olsson #0059</li><li>Michael Fetting #0060, James Beck #0061, Christian Bätz #0062, Eric Ridge #0063, Christopher Ondrovic #0064, Stefan Wollmuth #0065, Anthony Soprano #0066, Andreas Riebe #0067, ServTheNet #0068, Alan Kilgore #0069</li><li>Gene Buckle #0070, Phil Harvey #0071, Neal Baggett #0072, Vincent Robel #0073, Zachery Hansen #0074, Matthew Shaw #0075, Scott Marcy #0076, Steven Lionel #0077, John Cardwell #0078, Chris Martin #0079</li><li>Łukasz Szuman #0080, Ron Allison #0081, Bella Art de Nicole #0082, 7iron #0083, JKP Enterprises #0084, Klaus Löhr #0085, Harley Hong #0086, SSI Racing #0087, Chris McLeod #0088, Steven Mohr #0089</li><li>Worked Wood #0090, David Adam #0091, Michal Kowalski #0092, Custom Computer Concepts #0093, Kenneth Ostromek #0094, Stigh Aarstein #0095, Patrick Lavoie #0096, Jeremy Hopke #0097, Erik Johansen #0098, Djundi Karjad #0099</li><li>Jason Litman #0100, Robert Jorgenson #0101, Edward Cartier #0102, Robert Pence #0103, Andres Arrieta #0104, SpriteForge.com #0105, HRtechnik llc #0106, Swen Krauter #0107, Michael Bush #0108, Jordan Newman #0109</li><li>Jared Stymiest #0110, Andreas Klotz #0111, Jordan Joiner #0112, Fred Logue #0113, Gregory Carlton Bouten #0114, Nicholas Daniel #0115, Eric James #0116, Rutger Bogaerds #0117, AtomicFilament #0118, Kevin Clack #0119</li><li>Letusgo2Hell #0120, Gaspard Grosjean #0121, Poppy&#39;s Popcorn Co. Inc. #0122, Tony Herrero #0123, William Aprea #0124, Troy DeJesus #0125, Justin Schuhmann #0126, Belenos #0127, Jack Mettler #0128, Barracuda72 #0129</li><li>Oz_Rob #0130, Ben Silber #0131, fatgeek #0132, Bernt Ahlbäck #0133, Joshua Warren #0134, Thomas Heuer #0135, Thomas Schulz #0136, William Hamilton #0137, Todd Schisler #0138, Phillip Perry #0139</li><li>guruguys #0140, Johannes Cornelissen #0141, Jan Schermer #0142, John Kaminski #0143, SaintHate #0144, Josiah Netherton #0145, Steve Beverley #0146, Boran Li #0147, Jeff ONeil #0148, Joseph Palicke #0149</li><li>Massimiliano Mancin #0150, Patrick Pennza #0151, Donald Lafferty #0152, Big Brook Pond Engineering #0153, Robert Schwinn #0154, Jacob Perez #0155, MIcheal Jeffrey #0156, Brett Corr #0157, Chris Reed #0158, Boris Ott #0159</li><li>John M Murphy Jr #0160, Jose Serrano #0161, Peter Lewis #0162, Christopher Phillips #0163, Tyler Wickline #0164, Integrated Overland #0165, fixumdude #0166, Nic Alkema #0167, Torsten Steckenreiter #0168, Francisco Peebles #0169</li><li>Jens Michlo #0170, Jon Libby #0171, Eric Sutherland #0172, Andrew Poth #0173, Mercury Cubed #0174, Louis Watermeyer #0175, Michael Müller #0176, kirikugo #0177, Markus Lohmann #0178, Stefan Zuegg #0179</li><li>Thomas Kotowski #0180, James Hunt #0181, Marc Schauber #0182, Kenneth Ostromek #0183, Jakub Kanhäuser #0184, Ants-3D #0185, Ronny Stiffel #0186, John Cooley #0187, Christian Noack #0188, Christian Menz #0189</li><li>David Bernabeu #0190, Christopher Mallery #0191, Ralf Ehleiter #0192, Andrew Wickham #0193, David Rouleau #0194, Bruce Milyko #0195, Sean Stoube #0196, Peter Biegel #0197, Dominik Popp #0198, @3dprintkings #0199</li><li>samwiseg0 #0200, Susan Alvarez #0201, Thomas Jameson #0202, Benjamin Achtenberg #0203, Stephen McComas #0204, Volker Alkemper #0205, Daniel Pomierski #0206, Hagen Weigel #0207, Lex Hanna #0208, Dannel Albert #0209</li><li>Jeremy Birdwell #0210, Jeremy Birdwell #0211, Jeremy Birdwell #0212, Jeremy Birdwell #0213</li></ul>Get a Silica Dry Box with your serial number here:&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/455176-hydra-ams-silica-dry-boxes-serial-number-tags" rel="nofollow noopener">Hydra AMS - Silica Dry Boxes / Serial Number Tags</a>&nbsp;Thanks again!&nbsp;If you want to remain anonymous, leave a note with your donation. If I&#39;ve missed your donation let me know.&nbsp;About - Continued&nbsp;Hydra AMS is an enhanced drop-in main body replacement for the Bambu Lab AMS, a multi filament companion to the Bambu Lab X1, X1C and P1P printers. The Bambu Lab AMS internals are used, you just need to move over the parts; the four feeder motors, the rear motor, the front and rear rollers, the RFID boards and the main board as well as the PTFE tubing and cables.The name Hydra is inspired by the mythological creature which grew two new heads as one was cut off, similar to how the AMS&#39;s tend to duplicate if you don&#39;t keep a firm grip of your wallet. I have other designs with names from Greek mythology (<a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/130789-icarus-2-qidi-x-max-x-plus-i-mate-x-maker-carriage" rel="nofollow noopener">Icarus</a> / <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/59209-hercules-qidi-x-max-carriage-for-bmg-dragon-e3d-v6" rel="nofollow noopener">Hercules</a>) so I thought it was fitting.Hydra prints completely without supports and no extra parts are required for assembly, it uses dovetail joints for assembly and utilizes the standard AMS outer casing as well as maintains RFID compatibility. 4 x 20 mm cap head M3 bolts is recommended to ensure the three parts interlock and won&#39;t slide apart.&nbsp;The main changes / improvements over the standard AMS are:<ul><li>Increased spool widths, up to 75 mm, meaning most 1 Kg spools will fit.</li><li>Increased spool diameters, up to 202.5 mm diameter spools fit.</li><li>Adjustable spool rollers in four positions for 120 mm to 205 mm diameter spools. Large diameter spools (&gt; 201 mm) require a printed <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/367620-bambu-labs-ams-lid-spacer" rel="nofollow noopener">TPU lid spacer</a> if you want to close the lid, just like the normal AMS.</li><li>AMS feeder / motor mechanism angled five degrees backwards to allow printing of full spools.</li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/410903-hydra-ams-ptfe-load-buttons" rel="nofollow noopener">PTFE Load Buttons</a> to both save the funnels and improve ergonomics (optional, it&#39;s a separate download)</li></ul>BOM - Bill of Materials&nbsp;You can print Hydra AMS in just about any filament you like. However, if you plan on keeping the AMS on top of the printer it&#39;s best to print it in ABS or ASA as the heat from the printer can soften the printed Hydra parts if they are printed in PLA for example. Around 600 g of filament is required at the recommended print settings.&nbsp;I&#39;ve printed most of the test builds in Prusament ASA, PLA and eSUN PLA and ABS+, both brands and filament types work great.&nbsp;Filament<ul><li><a target="_blank" href="https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DllSAvT" rel="nofollow noopener">eSUN Luminous Green</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://www.prusa3d.com/product/prusament-pla-prusa-galaxy-black-1kg/" rel="nofollow noopener">Prusament Galaxy Black</a></li></ul>Fasteners&nbsp;You need some M3 hex bolts (socket head), I recommend 20 mm but just about anything between 15 and 25 mm should work. If you don&#39;t have any at home it&#39;s best to grab the kit below, it will have everything you need for this build and many more.<ul><li><a target="_blank" href="https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DFu1g2N" rel="nofollow noopener">1100 pcs M3 Hex Socket Head Cap Kit</a></li></ul>Optional&nbsp;I highly recommend these Nano Coated Helical Extruder Gears from FYSETC, I use them for all my Bambu printers, they&#39;re inexpensive and offer a number of improvements of the stock gears:<ul><li><a target="_blank" href="https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DDnCqyD" rel="nofollow noopener">Extruder Gear for Bambu X1/P1P/P1S CNC Nano Coating</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DnKG6yD" rel="nofollow noopener">Extruder Gear for Bambu X1/P1P/P1S CNC Nano Coating (Alternative Source)</a></li></ul>Although not required these PEO/PEI/PEY bed sheets are great, I have most options myself, it gives a quite cool look on the first layer. There are a few shops offering different plates:<ul><li><a target="_blank" href="https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DCwYeJF" rel="nofollow noopener">Build Plate PEO/PEI/PEY Spring Steel Sheet (Super 3D)</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Dd4HOjb" rel="nofollow noopener">Build Plate PEO/PEI/PEY Spring Steel Sheet (IdeaFormer)</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DEJIFPP" rel="nofollow noopener">Build Plate PEO/PEI/PEY Spring Steel Sheet (Juupine)</a></li></ul>The Hex Tools are superb for any 3D printer, I&#39;ve had mine for years. They are particulary useful for the Hydra assembly.<ul><li><a target="_blank" href="https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DF0w38V" rel="nofollow noopener">Hex Tools (1.27 mm - 3.0 mm)</a></li></ul>

urlaub

go pro 10

gridfinity

FosBos

Weihnacht

Hobby Stuff

Bambu Lab P1S upgrades