CoastaLLoCoFPV

This part creates a Gap between the HoneyCombWall, and the Wall, so that Light can shine through the back, to make it look much nicer.But that&#39;s just one of all things, you can do with it.

Honey Comb Wall spacer

garage

Encrust3d

This is a remix of a toothpick holder from thingiverse. I did not want to use a dirty terracotta pot in my kitchen so I made a plastic pot in Fusion360 and combined the cactus and the pot I made to make this. Supports are not needed.

Cactus Toothpick Holder Remix

home

hlrcreations

0.16 Layer height2mm thick89mm across.

Paw Christmas Ornament

x mas

lu_print

The Freshest Fidget of 2021. As seen on my viral tiktok @chuuckaduuck the nested 8-pointed fidget star. Created St. Patrick's Day 2021. It's hypnotizing and addictive and soothing. Print it. Sell it. Go nuts!!

Fractal Fidget Star

fidgets 

Sweet3D

BULL HEAD COOKIE CUTTER

cookie cutters

Misakov

To be placed on the fridge, using:4x 8x3 mm magnets or4x 8x2 mm magnets. 4x 10x3 mm magnets. 4x 10x4 mm magnets. 3x 20x5 mm magnets.1x 40x7 mm magnet.and without the magnet holes&nbsp;next model:<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/236227" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/236227</a><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/438208" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/438208</a>

Addams Family - Magnetic Thing 

Halloween 

grbirch

<div><h1>Summary</h1><div>4" RV Camper Trailer Bumper Cap Cover by Koganinja was just a touch too large for my bumper, so I remixed it to fit. My bumper is 96mm inside dimensions, 101.5mm outside dimensions. Worked perfect!</div></div>

RV Bumper Cover 96mm inside dimensions 101.5mm outside

WF3Dprinting

This is my first “flexi” or articulated print in place model, and I always thought most articulated models are way to short. So I wanted to see how long I can make it. This one is almost exactly 1 m long.Fits onto the build plate of the Bambu Lab P1S/P1P and X1C. For other printers you will most likely have to scale it down or UP? :DPrints completely support free!Have fun!

XL Flexible Caterpillar (print in place)

dragons

3D prints FPV

Wall drone holder to display your drones

Drone wall holder

planes01

<h3>Overview</h3>B-52 kit card V2 (upgraded to 3D fuselage format per community request)&nbsp;Check out the <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/199176" rel="nofollow noopener">SR-71</a>, <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/242106" rel="nofollow noopener">B-52</a>, <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/436445" rel="nofollow noopener">A-10</a>, <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/402126" rel="nofollow noopener">787</a>, and <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/405459" rel="nofollow noopener">Darkstar</a>!Check out the full airplane kit card collection → <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/@planes01/collections/991821" rel="nofollow noopener">linked here</a>!<h3>Profiles</h3><ul><li>Kit With Frame<ul><li>plane in a kit card format ideal for gifting to others</li></ul></li><li>Kit No Frame<ul><li>plane without a kit frame ideal for assembly right off the printer</li></ul></li></ul><h3>Filament</h3>As shown:<ul><li>Bambu Lab PLA Black</li><li>Overture PLA Cement Gray</li><li>Esun PLA+ Fire Engine Red</li></ul><h3>Tips</h3><ul><li>Model requires close tolerances to ensure snug but not tight or loose fit<ul><li>Make sure the model cools to room temperature before assembly</li><li>Ensure filament is properly calibrated with no excessive over extrusion</li></ul></li><li>Ensure good bed adhesion<ul><li>Make sure printer is fully calibrated</li><li>Make sure print bed is clean &amp; dry (soapy water is my favorite for cleaning - simple &amp; works)</li><li>Make sure filament is dry (wet filament can generate non-continuous flow that can cause bed adhesion issues)</li><li>Cooling &amp; Temps - make sure they are correct for your printer, build plate, and filament</li></ul></li></ul><h3>Assembly</h3><ul><li>Remove all pieces from the kit</li><li>Debur as needed to smooth edges</li><li>Insert wing into forward fuselage slot</li><li>Insert horizontal tail into aft fuselage slot</li><li>Insert engine to wing<ul><li>Recommend aft end first, then press down on the forward eng. It will clip into place. (See gift below)</li></ul></li><li>Insert tank to wing<ul><li>Recommend aft end first, then press down softly on forward end. It will clip into place. (See gift below)</li></ul></li><li>Place airplane onto stand</li><li>Enjoy!</li></ul>&nbsp;<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000242106/design/2024-01-31_283fafe2d18ec.gif">

B52 Kit Card

KIT Card

Adam L

Changelog:<ul><li>4/25/23: Added Overture High Speed Clear TPU. This one can print as fast as 10 mm^3/sec. Do not confuse this with regular Overture TPU! Did extensive tuning on this to reduce stringing and maintain best possible quality. Added note on preferring Classic to Arachne in Notes.</li><li>4/23/23: I realized the PA values somehow got deleted from some of my TPU profiles. I just uploaded fixed ones. I've also included a challenging model that I tuned these TPUs specifically on, a low-poly Evee, because it reveals many defects specific to TPU. If you see the Evee model in the 3MF, you can know that the profile has been verified/fixed!</li><li>6/22/23: Updated my profile for NinjaTek Cheetah TPU with a better PA value. Please use this improved profile instead. If you downloaded an earlier one, replace with the current one.</li></ul><h4> </h4><h4>What this is:</h4>This is a collection of all of my TPU filament profiles for all filaments I've used of this type. TPU and flexible filaments are particularly hard to tune, and I spent extra effort getting these profiles just right by printing lots of test models to deal with the stringing. Note that bridging in particular is not great with most TPU and may require additional print settings tuning for specific needs. These TPU profiles are tuned to provide good detailed prints with complex overhangs and small bridges, but larger bridges are always a challenge with TPU. I will update the collection as I tune new filament brands and colors. They are generally tuned for flow rate, pressure advance, and temperature and volumetric flow limits and overrides. They're a good working starting point for anyone struggling with a filament. I've also tuned other types of filaments (see <a href="https://www.printables.com/@AdamL/models" rel="nofollow">my models here</a>), and you should find, by category:<ul><li><a href="https://www.printables.com/model/455802-petg-tuned-x1c-print-profiles-for-bambuorca-slicer" rel="nofollow">PETG</a></li><li><a href="https://www.printables.com/model/457284-panylon-tuned-x1c-print-profiles-for-bambuorca-sli" rel="nofollow">Nylon/PA and PACF variants</a></li><li><a href="https://www.printables.com/model/457321-pc-tuned-x1c-print-profiles-for-bambuorca-slicer" rel="nofollow">Polycarbonate & Polycarbonate-CF</a></li><li><a href="https://www.printables.com/model/457248-pla-tuned-x1c-print-profiles-for-bambuorca-slicer" rel="nofollow">PLA / PLA + / Silk PLA</a></li><li><a href="https://www.printables.com/model/457271-absasa-tuned-x1c-print-profiles-for-bambuorca-slic" rel="nofollow">ABS / ASA</a></li></ul>CHT-Nozzle versions also available (0.4 mm , Brass)<ul><li><a href="https://www.printables.com/model/539704-chtnozzlepetg-tuned-x1c-print-profiles-for-bambuor" rel="nofollow">PETG</a></li><li><a href="https://www.printables.com/model/540552-chtnozzlepla-tuned-x1c-print-profiles-for-bambuorc" rel="nofollow">PLA</a></li><li><a href="https://www.printables.com/model/542033-chtnozzletpu-tuned-x1c-print-profiles-for-bambuorc" rel="nofollow">TPU</a></li><li><a href="https://www.printables.com/model/542058-chtnozzle-asaabs-tuned-x1c-print-profiles-for-bamb" rel="nofollow">ABS/ASA</a></li></ul><h4> </h4><h4>How to use:</h4> These 3MF files are designed for use in Orcaslicer/Bambuslicer, but will work best in Orcaslicer, because it supports using a fixed pressure-advance value in the slicer. <ul><li>Load the 3MF file for the filament of your choosing. Files are named as <Brand>__.3mf.</li><li>(optional, recommended): Save the filament and/or print presets for your own use to your user presets for future use.</li><li>Remove the calibration cube dummy object and put your desired object in.</li><li>Print! But, turn off flow calibration option in your prints! The more reliable PA value stored in the filament profile will be used instead, and you can skip the wasted startup time, too!<ul><li><img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/455802/rich_content/dcbf8f87-13d5-4362-a0f5-c9b1a895b70a/image.png#%7B%22uuid%22%3A%22ff02b71c-6cd6-4ebc-b38a-446080d43e9e%22%2C%22w%22%3A440%2C%22h%22%3A110%7D"> </li></ul></li><li>If you want to use these in Bambu slicer, you won't get the PA values applied automatically sadly, and you'll have to do that with a <a href="https://forum.bambulab.com/t/flow-calibration/892/15" rel="nofollow">manual GCODE in the filament's start GCODE</a>. This is really annoying to do for each filament, but it does work. However I suggest you try Orcaslicer for this reason.</li></ul>&nbsp;<h4>Important notes:</h4><ul><li>TPU is pretty sensitive to lots of variables, so these profiles may have more overrides than you are used to. Additionally, in your slicer layer height and Classic vs Arachne slicing can produce significant differences. I prefer layer heights of 0.16 or 0.2 mm and Classic slicing mode, as it seems to produce slightly better results.</li><li>These profiles are tuned on an X1C, with a hardened steel 0.4 nozzle installed, for use with a range of layer heights. If you have a different nozzle size or nozzle kind (steel/brass), these will be only starting points and you should re-tune most of the variables except maybe temperature.</li><li>Each 3MF also contains some of my own optimized settings for 0.16 mm prints, which I typically use, but these tuned filament profiles are designed/tuned to work across a variety of different print profiles.</li></ul><h4>Background:</h4>I use the <a href="https://github.com/SoftFever/OrcaSlicer" rel="nofollow">Orca Slicer </a>variant of Bambu's slicer because it offers finer-grained control over the slicing process and makes tuning and using tuned filament profiles much easier than Bambu's official slicer, which lacks good calibration routines for some of the most important variables in good printing: flow rate, pressure advance, and temperature and volumetric flow limits. This is particularly true for Bambu's Pressure Advance (<a href="https://github.com/bambulab/BambuStudio/issues/348" rel="nofollow">they incorrectly call this “flow”</a>) calibration, which forces you to run it every time and is unreliable, particularly on the popular textured PEI surface.Each of these profiles has been tuned for:&nbsp;<ul><li>Flow rate (aka extrusion multiplier)</li><li>Pressure advance (aka linear advance)</li><li>Temperature (with temp towers)</li><li>Volumetric flow limits (my settings are a little conservative based on printing the max volumetric flow rate calibration inside Orcaslicer)</li><li>Overrides (I typically try to avoid using these unless I have to)</li></ul>&nbsp;Disclaimer: These are free to use, and I do not own the OrcaSlicer calibration cube model, i'm just using it here as a convenient way to distribute the profiles.

- TPU/Flexible - Tuned X1C Print Profiles for Bambu/Orca-Slicer

Tune

Misterdoctor

Fits 30 oz Stanley can be shrunk if a tight fit is wanted.Also has a straw topper holder. Cubbys can be made shallow or deeper with adjusting z axis on scale just make sure to uncheck uniform scalingHas a painted model and a non painted, also can add lettering with bambu text..28 layer height. 10% cubic or gyroid. no supports needed.I printed it in sport mode on a1 and turned out great.&nbsp;&nbsp;

30 oz Stanley Tray with straw topper holder

Stanley

KoBuCRAFTS

Easy to print design, without any supports.&nbsp;Holder for tools with a max. diameter of 70mm, max. 40mm handle with&nbsp;Dimensions:<ul><li>Length: 150mm</li><li>With: inside 70mm / outside 80mm</li><li>Hight: inside 70mm / outside 80mm</li><li>Screw holes: 4mm, with countersink to 9mm</li></ul>Like this model? Please click on the purple BOOST button!&nbsp;You can allways scale the design to a bigger size.&nbsp;Only 105 grams of filament needed, very strong and smooth result!

Drill holder / Powertool holder / Cordless drill

Tools

Willi 3D

Create your own battle droid army and take over the galaxy!&nbsp;If you like this model, please throw me a like. Designing the models is time, filament and coffee consuming. <a target="_blank" href="https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=WGL5LXN5EHEXN" rel="nofollow noopener">If you want to support my work bye me a coffee.</a> Thanks!&nbsp;Description:This is a KIT CARD remix of my B1 battle droid. I changed the design in many places to make it easier to assemble and allow the figure to stand and pose on its own. Check out the compatible <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/de/models/13746?profileId=13457" rel="nofollow noopener">STAP speeder bike</a>!Scale 1:9 (90% for 1:10)&nbsp;Improvements:- improved connection points- easier to assemble- improved stand and pose of the figure- Blaster *pio* *pio*- kit cardsMay the force be with you!Roger roger!&nbsp;Update:(21/08/23) <ul><li>optimized base</li></ul>(03/08/23) <ul><li>optimized size for smaller printer and better to print fingers</li><li>addet base and insert to chest </li></ul>(26/07/23) <ul><li>optimized fit of head, thin, pipe, backpack and blaster</li><li>addet thumb to forarm, hole for blaster in backpack</li></ul>(13/07/23) <ul><li>optimized fit of ankle and blaster</li></ul>&nbsp;Printing:Layer height: 0.1Supports: NoBrim: NoMaterial: PETG, (ABS), (PLA)&nbsp;Assembly: The connections are designed and optimized for PETG, the use of PLA or ABS makes assembly more difficult.It is better to rotate the knee and elbow joints than to push them into place.In order to replicate the design of the B1 battle droid as closely as possible, I was forced to make some parts very fragile. Please be ready to reprint parts in case of breakage. Separate parts are located in the respective folders.

Kit Card B1 Battle Droid Star Wars 

StarWars

JamesThePrinter

Gift box version of the Little Debbie Christmas Tree! This is a remix of the <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/649647-little-debbie-christmas-tree-ornament" rel="nofollow noopener">ornament version</a> that I previously released. If you'd like to pack Christmas Tree snack cakes in the gift box, 5 easily fit. Unfortunately, they cannot be stacked. However, a layer of Little Debbie brownies would fit under the trees.Changes that were made to the original:<ul><li>375% of the original size</li><li>Split in two<ul><li>Removed lip from the lid</li><li>Shelled base section<ul><li>5mm side walls</li><li>2mm bottom</li></ul></li></ul></li></ul>***WARNING***This is not a small object! My print time was about 19 hours and I used just over 500g of filament. 290x216x69mm&nbsp;&nbsp;Print SettingsThe model is rotated 45 degrees to allow it to fit the build volume of more printers. This will fit on the Prusa XL and the Bambu Lab X1/P1 series printers. Supports are required for the lid. If the lid is close in size to the max print area, the supports may exceed that print area. To solve this, I switched to tree supports. They tend to stay closer to the object.&nbsp; <a target="_blank" href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/JamesThePrinter" rel="nofollow noopener">Buy Me A Coffee</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;The following filaments were used in the pictures above:<ul><li>Bambu Lab Matte Ivory White PLA</li><li>Bambu Lab Matte Scarlet Red PLA</li><li>Bambu Lab Matte Grass Green PLA</li></ul>

Little Debbie Gift Box

Containers

BlkWgn

This is something I did in Fusion 360 a few years ago during the 2020 shutdown. I originally printed this on my Airwolf Axiom machine and was never really happy with the print quality, but have been using it ever since and the functionality has been perfect so I just reprinted it in eSun PLA+ on an X1c.&nbsp;This will hold 12 K Cup Coffee Pods (6 on each side). If you don't mind the top one sticking up you can get 14 total.&nbsp;This was printed vertically, oriented with the top up using tree supports from the bed only to support the bottom. I also use a petg interface layer and supports just fell away. I did not use support for the top arch.&nbsp;2 command velcro strips (large 16lbs size) fit into a recess on the back for a flush surface mount.&nbsp;Affiliate link to command strips on <a target="_blank" href="https://amzn.to/48d3oys" rel="nofollow noopener">Amazon</a>

Keurig K Cup Coffee Pod Holder - 12 cup - Command Strip Velcro

BAMBU

Cayden3D

This custom-designed flosser dispenser is right at home in any bathroom, kitchen, or dining room- keep those plackers handy! Print in PETG or ABS to keep one in the car!&nbsp;Keep the germs out and never be without a flosser with this awesome little dispenser! My design holds 22 Plackers brand flossers and is easily refillable via the self-securing lid. &nbsp;You’ll love using the compliant dispensing mechanism, and you can always keep an eye on how many flossers are left.&nbsp;**Note** specifically sized for: -Plackers Micro Mint -Plackers Twin-Line Flossers. -Plackers EcoChoice

Flosser Dispenser for Plackers

random

hubuki

Holds 4 k-cups at a time, prints in 2 peices and press fits together. Use double sided tape to secure, and load in from front.