Bebekenboy

Blubdiwub

Modular Bathroom Organizer `Leaf`&nbsp;Improve your bathroom with my new modular organizer `Leaf`&nbsp;I designed it for the „MakerWorld Bathroom Accessories Design Contest“.I wanted to combine an useful organizer with an attractive design.&nbsp;&nbsp;It features:<ul><li>3 different leaf types for different purposes</li><li>3 differnt types of holders</li><li>Modular stand</li><li>Rotating stand</li><li>Movable leafs</li><li>Customizable</li></ul>&nbsp;Please make sure your printer is well calibrated and the filament is fresh or dry!Be sure to avoid warping (for example: reduce external cooling)&nbsp;AssemblyThat is an example of how you can arrange your organizer.Feel free to try a different customization!There are 3 different types of leafs and 3 different types of holders.&nbsp;Start with the base and put a spacer on it.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/816719/2024-04-05_c58dbff34166a8.jpg"></figure>Next choose a holder and place it on top.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/816719/2024-04-05_64620d975e5a9.jpg"></figure>&nbsp;&nbsp;Now put the leafs you want in the holder.<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/816719/2024-04-04_fe8650ccc72a3.jpeg">Now put an other spacer on top.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/816719/2024-04-04_cbf2e55ca27088.jpeg"></figure>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Continue with the next holder and repeat this steps. Enjoy!<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/816719/2024-04-04_ce7ec00c96971.jpeg"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/816719/2024-04-04_b573a262ff1b08.jpeg"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/816719/2024-04-04_f21b3b42bd39d8.jpeg"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/816719/2024-04-04_6b5b5b2148fd6.jpeg"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/816719/2024-04-04_189f1f4d04d0d.jpeg">

Modular Bathroom Organizer `Leaf`

Kaat

Anton

<h2>Tock</h2>Tock is Parcheesi / Ludo / Keezenspel / … but instead of using dice you use playing cards. You can switch pawns with an opponent, go backwards or divide steps over 2 pawns making the game a lot more tactical and fun!&nbsp;<h2>Requirements</h2><ul><li>2 decks of playing cards</li><li>super glue</li><li>plenty of filament colors or paint them manually.</li></ul><h2>Going the extra mile!</h2>If you want to go the extra mile: there is a box in which you can put potpourri. Now your flower level is over 9000!! and you can really smell the flowers when you open the box.<h2>Printing Instructions</h2><ul><li>Nozzle and AMS: everything is designed to be printed with a 0.4mm nozzle. For 8 players the total printing time is around 62.5 hours. Almost everything can be printed without an AMS, but it will definitely make things easier. The board pieces need only 1 color change, the pawns need 2 color changes. Only the multicolor box lid cannot be printed by swapping filaments at certain layer heights.</li></ul>&nbsp;<ul><li>Prime Tower: enable it for everything except the box lids since there is no room left for any prime tower. The box lids will print fine without it, but the pawns absolutely need a prime tower for the delicate lines.</li></ul>&nbsp;<ul><li>Infill: the difference between 15% and 100% infill is minimal since it will affect only a few layers. I personally opted for 100% anyway, so that the white flowers aren&#39;t accidentally partially translucent.</li></ul>&nbsp;<ul><li>The pawns: when you&#39;re not using the 3mf file, add ironing only to the “player color” layer. Adding it to the black outlines will ruin the delicate lines. Also make sure you use a prime tower (or an extra object) since the first pawn&#39;s black outline will otherwise fail.</li></ul>&nbsp;<h2>Assembly Instructions</h2>You can use super glue to put it all together.&nbsp;The boards: start with the white pieces, the rest will follow. The player&#39;s finish tiles are not symmetrical! But when you put the white flowers first there will be only one way to place them on the board. (Namely: the end with the highest flower should point towards the white flowers)&nbsp;The home base: they are slightly diamond shaped but otherwise they are 180degrees rotationally symmetrical.&nbsp;Finishing up: I used a clear shiny varnish on all pieces to give it an extra shine and to protect them. Make sure to air them for some time.&nbsp;Connecting all board pieces:Some of the white connector tiles will fit perfectly while others may be a tight fit. Press them together and slowly rotate them a bit to loosen them up. But be careful not to bend the pieces.<h2>The Rules</h2>There are a lot of variations in the rules but I personally play with the following rules:Moves<ul><li>Ace: start / 1 step</li><li>King: start</li><li>Queen: 12 steps</li><li>Jack: switch pawn with opponent (but not when they are on their own color, you however can switch your own pawn from your starting position)</li><li>7: this can be divided over 2 of your pawns (7, 6&amp;1, 5&amp;2, 4&amp;3) steps are all possible.</li><li>4: take 4 steps backwards, not forwards! This move is very useful when you are on your start position. You cannot go directly into the finish since that would be like taking 1 step backwards and 3 steps forward!</li><li>If you can play a card you must play that card, even if it is disadvantageous!</li></ul>Since 8 players might be too many players, you can always split the game in 2 or work in teams with the person sitting opposite of you.&nbsp;<h2>The cards</h2>You need 1 suit per player (from ace to king).2 players is ½ deck.4 players is 1 full deck.5 players is 5 suits or 65 cards.8 players is 2 full decks.Each player can play only 1 card each turn. If they can play a card they must play it. If they can&#39;t play then they have to forfeit all their cards and wait until all players are done.<h2>The rounds</h2>The dealer deals for 3 rounds.1st round 5 cards per player2nd round 4 cards per player3rd round 4 cards per player (totalling 13 cards)Then you reshuffle all the cards and the next player will be the dealer.

Modular Tock Board 2-8 players (no AMS)

🐝🐝🐝

Fritz025

Overview&nbsp;This greeting card is perfect for anyone, no matter the age. They can simply pick their right numbers from the kit card and together with the other parts, assemble a neat little birthday cake. For single digit birthdays a “0” can be added first or any of the other decor options, like the pearls or the flag. One single cake slice can also be detached to expose the inner filling.&nbsp;&nbsp;Profiles<ul><li>Kit-Card for AMS with 4 colours (Birthday_Cake_Kit_V1.3mf)</li><li>Kit-Card with 1 colour (Birthday_Cake_Kit_V1_Blanco)</li><li>Kit-Card Tolerance Test (Birthday_Cake_Kit_Tolerance_Test)</li></ul>&nbsp;&nbsp;Filament<ul><li>Bambu Lab PLA Basic Jade White</li><li>SUNLU PLA colour wood</li><li>SUNLU PLA+ candy colour series pla+ sky blue</li><li>Bambu Lab PLA Basic Red</li></ul>&nbsp;&nbsp;Tips<ul><li>The Model requires close tolerances to ensure snug but not tight or loose fit</li><li>A print profile with some test pieces is provided (Adjust your X-Y hole compensation if needed as show <a target="_blank" href="https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/software/bambu-studio/xy-hole-contour-compensation" rel="nofollow noopener">HERE</a>)</li><li>Ensure the filament is properly calibrated with no excessive overextrusion</li><li>Make sure the kit card cools off first, for easier removal from the build plate and to avoid any parts breaking off too soon</li></ul>&nbsp;&nbsp;Assembly<ul><li>Remove the needed numbers and cake pieces from the kit card</li><li>Debur as needed to ensure a perfect fit</li></ul><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/618866/2024-02-28_94a1a86e3bdc4.png"></figure>&nbsp;&nbsp;Note: Please make sure to do the Tolerance Test (Birthday_Cake_Kit_Tolerance_Test) to avoid any unpleasant birthday surprises.&nbsp;Happy Celebrations!&nbsp;

Happy Birthday Kit Card | Cake

Smithingtons

STELLA ARTOIS LED LIGHT BOX

lightbords

Brite Minis

Goblin archer.Created so that it does not need any supports and prints well on a cheap FDM 3d printer like the Ender 3.There are variants with square and round bases.Let me know how it printed for you in the comments!Support more supportless models on Patreon!: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/BriteMinis" rel="nofollow">https://www.patreon.com/BriteMinis</a>Follow me on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Brite-Minis-101659701186716" rel="nofollow">Facebook</a> and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/briteminis/" rel="nofollow">Instagram</a>!<h3>Print Settings</h3>Printer Brand:CrealityPrinter: <div>Ender 3</div>Rafts:NoSupports: <div>No</div>Resolution:0.1Infill: <div>35%</div>Filament:any PLA<ul><li></li></ul>Category: Games

Goblin archer 28mm (No supports)

spelletjes 

Mal86

I was looking for a Gloomhaven dashboard and decided to piece together a few I found to make what I wanted. This works for the base Gloomhaven game and Jaws of the Lion. While I haven't played Frosthaven yet, I assume you should be able to use it for Frosthaven as well.&nbsp;I will note that to create this I took 3 other game boards and used the cut functions and put pieces together in bambu studio and added negative pieces to remove parts. I'm sure there are better ways to do this, but I wanted to try it.&nbsp;These are the highlights of what I combined and changed to make this dashboard:<ul><li>I eliminated the character window and replaced it with a spot to put items</li><li>I attached the HP & XP Tracker to the front from another dashboard</li><li>I added a cut out from the bottom of the board as a place to put your character card that doesn't use up space on your dashboard, but still makes it accessible if you wanted to review it</li><li>I added a long a wide opening in the back that can fit a character card or any other number of cards, as an additional/alternative/unaccounted for storage space</li></ul>What you end up with on this dashboard are places for your:<ul><li>hand</li><li>lost cards</li><li>discards</li><li>item cards</li><li>lost or discarded items</li><li>active cards and trackers</li><li>hidden battle goal</li><li>active status markers</li><li>frequently used status markers</li><li>attack deck</li><li>character token</li><li>Character card (either hidden or viewable)</li><li>loot</li><li>HP Tracking</li><li>XP Tracking</li><li>additional large card stand in back for whatever you want</li></ul>&nbsp;Please feel free to share any feedback. I'm entirely new to this.

Gloomhaven / Frosthaven Player Dashboard

jpokorny12

Apple Tree Learning Numbers Felt Board For Toddlers,Counters For Kids Preschool Math,Math Games Manipulatives Kindergarten,Montessori Counting Toy For Kids

Apple Tree Learning Numbers for kids - puzzle

tellen

uberroot

Are you looking for something to do with all of the boxes left over from Christmas deliveries and packaging? Why not turn them into another toy!? Build forts, costumes, or really anything. Check out the other parts of the collection here: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/u/889139689/collections/153028" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/u/889139689/collections/153028</a> This is a large cardboard screw that can be used to construct things out of cardboard (4-5 layers) and will work with Makedo kits. The original model was modified by filling in the center hole of the screw head that was previously hollow in order to improve bed adhesion and increase yield since you'll probably want more than one. This modification removed the original's need for printing with rafts/brims. Additionally the head was rounded to improve print speed.

Large Cardboard Screw

kleuterklas

porlock

Hey, please check my set of modeling clay stencils, can be used with kinetic sand, play-doh or similar modeling compound. Set constans 5 bugs shape stencils. Can be print using PLA, PET or any hard plastic material.

Modeling Kinetic sand , Play-Doh insects stencils

kriebelbeestjes

BurnNoticed

Lacing/Threading toy for kids.&nbsp;<ul><li>IDEAL FOR DEVELOPING FINE MOTOR SKILLS: This lacing apple threading toy is perfect for toddlers who are developing their fine motor skills. They help to improve hand-eye coordination and encourage independence in a fun and engaging way.</li><li>ATTRACTIVE DESIGN: The cute apple shape/Colors and caterpillar &#34;eating&#34; design make it a perfect addition to any child&#39;s toy collection.</li><li>EDUCATIONAL AND FUN: Montessori-inspired, its perfect for learning and play.</li><li>PERFECT GIFT: These threading toys are a thoughtful and perfect gift for any toddler ages 1-3. They make a great birthday / Christmas / Easter or holiday present and are sure to be a hit with parents and kids alike.</li></ul>&nbsp;Visit my Patreon at <a target="_blank" href="https://www.patreon.com/Cosmic3DPrints" rel="nofollow noopener">Cosmic 3D Prints | Hyper fixation is awesome! | Patreon</a>Or if you would like to buy me a coffee, go here <a target="_blank" href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/burnnoticed" rel="nofollow noopener">Mike (buymeacoffee.com)</a>

Apple Lacing Toy for Kids

rupsje nooitgenoeg

Chrisjamesfrisbie

This fits the Jumbo gyro perfectly. Let me know what you think. Please rate!print profile #1 has side support.print profile #2 has no side support.Side support is not needed for model to work properly&nbsp;&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/393051?from=search#profileId-294200" rel="nofollow noopener">Jumbo Gyro Fidget Spinner by 3D Print Bros - MakerWorld</a> (NOT MY DESIGN)