Floriandaurer

sidbarret007

🌟 Add a splash of personality to your Crocs with a adorable Emoji Smiley Face Shoe Charm! 😍👟&nbsp;Transform your favorite pair of Crocs into a fun and expressive fashion statement with a vibrant and cheerful emoji charm. Whether you&#39;re feeling happy, excited, or just want to spread some positivity wherever you go, a smiley face charm is the perfect accessory.&nbsp;Emoji Smiley Face Shoe Charm is designed to securely attach to your Crocs, ensuring it stays in place no matter where your adventures take you. Plus, it&#39;s super easy to swap out with other Jibbitz charms, so you can mix and match to create your own unique look!&nbsp;Brighten up your day and your footwear with a Emoji Smiley Face Shoe Charm for Crocs. Print yours today and let your style shine! ✨👣

Smiley Face Emoji Croc Shoe Charm (Jibbitz)

crocs

Colistrategique

Ceci est un petit remix du porte-papier toilette Dark Vador Lego Holder. Je lisse la tête pour un meilleur résultat, et ajoute une version avec support spécifique derrière le corps pour s'adapter à mes toilettes.&nbsp;Que la force soit avec toi !

lego dark vador 

Star wars

Officina23

I have a couple of RC model airplanes where the wings are held together by two plastic elements. In the event of a hard landing or worse, these are designed to break while safeguarding the wings. It's not easy for me to find these spare parts, so I designed and printed them myself. In the printing profile you will find a plate for PLA and a plate for PETG: the first is more rigid but breaks more easily (preserving the wings as much as possible), the second is elastic and does not break easily, but if the wings they receive a really strong shock it will be easier to damage them.&nbsp;As I always recommend, before downloading and printing SPAM profiles, please make sure it was actually printed by author and the photo used is not only a copy of the print from the original profile or someone else's photo. Also check “Fast” profiles, there is no way to print this model faster without making it fragile and therefore useless…

Wing Fixing for TwinStar - Magister RC airplane

RC Flugzeuge und teile

Cal1n

Llama shaped yarn bowl, what more do you need to know! :)

Llama yarn bowl w/ coloured legs and eyes

Nähen

3D_Modeler

Practice Dartrings 10-60mm Like if you like the model 100% InfillEnjoy&nbsp;

Dart Practice Ring

Dart

sipura

Hello,UPDATE 26/1/2024:You can check you our new model, same like this one but XL bigger. Inner containers are compatible.<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/157759#profileId-173134" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/157759#profileId-173134</a> &nbsp;&nbsp;UPDATE 19/1/2024:You can check you our new model, same like this one but smaller. Inner containers are compatible.<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/146935#profileId-160286" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/146935#profileId-160286</a> &nbsp;My new model of the utility case.&nbsp;Simple print without supportAll parts are completely printed with PLA, only the gasket needs to be printed with TPU in order to close smooth and seal nicely.&nbsp;To assemble it, you need:6pcs M3 nuts2 pcs of screws M3x303pcs of screws M3x18&nbsp;Dimensions are in mm:&nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:65.37%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/802624/2024-02-10_e25480cf53e6d.png"></figure><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:65.19%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/802624/2024-02-10_97292542d7a98.png"></figure>NEW:&nbsp;Now we made V2 model that has thicker hinges on each side by 1mm behind, and wall loops with 3pcs. For this model, instead of 3pcs M3x18mm screws, you now need 3pcs M3x20mm.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/802624/2024-01-13_6bc78c7c28bab.jpeg"></figure>&nbsp;Also, if you need some custom accessories for all our models, you can contact us on our patreon page which is in bio.&nbsp;Enjoy printing and using this useful case.

Utility OG case

Boxen

DarkArtsLab

So lets talk acoustic guitar picks. Simple triangular piece plastic, right? And picks are cheap so why bother printing your own?&nbsp;Well, I’ve found that a pick can make a huge difference in the sound you produce and the control you have while performing. And finding that perfect pick, in the right thickness, and in the right material, is a tough, time consuming task with all the different brands and types available. Printing your own lets you quickly and easily narrow down the pick you need to give you exactly the sound you want. And they’ll never be discontinued!&nbsp;&nbsp;There’s a number of things that go into the design of a good pick:&nbsp;1) Pick feel – this is down to thickness, and material chosen. Thicker picks will be stiffer which lets you dig into those strings for a strong sound. But it’s hard to strum gently unless you hold the pick very loosely, in which case you can lose it while performing. Thinner ones let you strum more gently because the pick bends more as it slides over the strings. The plastic you choose also has an effect on flexibility and feel of the pick.&nbsp;2) Tone – interestingly, this is hard to predict based just on the physical characteristics of the pick. In general, strumming with a more flexible pick will create a thinner sound because the flexible plastic can’t put the same energy into the heavy bass strings as it can with the thinner higher strings. A stiffer pick will create a fuller sound when strummed. But the plastic used will also have a large effect on the sound, causing the pick to be warmer or brighter, which can only be determined by trying the various materials yourself.&nbsp;3) String Slap – As the pick slides from one string to the next, it creates a slapping sound when it hits the next string. This is part of the strum sound and will vary depending on thickness and plastic.&nbsp;4) String Noise – As the surface of the pick glides over the string, it will create unwanted noise unless the surface is very smooth. More on this later. The edges of the pick also need to be smooth to prevent added noise. And it also needs to have a shallow taper rather than a square-corner or rounded profile.&nbsp;5) Grip – A smooth, flat pick is not easy to hold onto and can often end up flying out of your fingers during a performance, ending up on the floor or worse, inside your guitar. The horizontal bars and raised numbers on these picks gives your thumb something to hold onto for a much more secure grip on the pick, even with a lighter touch.&nbsp;All of this goes into making a pick that will perform the way you want and create the sound you’re looking for. Often, you’ll want two or three different picks to use with different types of songs.&nbsp;Customization&nbsp;I’ve created this model as an assortment of thicknesses: 0.4mm, 0.5mm, 0.6mm, 0.7mm, 0.8mm, and 1.0mm. Note that the raised number on the pick indicates the thickness in 10ths of a millimeter. I would suggest printing the assortment in a given plastic and trying the different thicknesses to see which works best for you. Once you’ve decided, you can load the project, delete the sizes you don’t want, and then clone the remaining pick to print a bunch of them.&nbsp;You’ll also want to try printing the assortment in different plastics to see how the tone differs. I used PLA, PETG, and ASA.&nbsp;PLA: As expected, the PLA printed easily and cleanly even in the thinner sizes. And it’s a bit stiffer than the other plastics so it allowed a thin print while still having enough body to strum nicely.&nbsp;ASA: A distinctly brighter sound, so I liked it in a thicker size where it would also pick up the low strings and provide a clean, yet full sound.&nbsp;PETG: As usual, PETG is a pain to get to print right, especially when printing the thin layers needed for a pick. I spent a lot of time and printed many dozens of picks before I got the settings right. But PETG is a bit more flexible than the other plastics, allowing for a decent amount of flex in thicker sizes, which can result in better control over the pick dynamics during a performance.&nbsp;Final Touches&nbsp;Once your picks are printed, you’ll want to sand the edges. Due to the layer-by-layer printing process, and the small number of layers used, the edge profile of the picks are a bit of a stair-step rather than the smooth, shallow taper that you want. I did build a taper into the models, but the printers just can’t produce a noise-free edge on these thin picks. Use 600 grit or so emery paper and start by running it lightly around the tip and sides, at a 90° angle to the pick surface, to get rid of any tiny irregularities in the shape. Then spend a little more time sanding a shallow taper on the edge, from both faces of the pick, but especially on the underside (away from the printed numbers). Sanding only takes a minute and improves the sound of the pick dramatically.&nbsp;Printing&nbsp;The bottom surface of the pick needs to be as smooth as possible to avoid string noise. So printing on a smooth plate is an absolute must. I used the High Temperature Plate (Smooth PEI) which has an engineering plate on one side and a high temp plate on the other. The high temp plate was the smoothest. To get the top side relatively smooth, I used ironing on all top surfaces.&nbsp;My pick choices&nbsp;I’m using a 0.5mm Bambu Red PLA Basic pick for my thinnest. I don’t use it often, but at times I want to play a song where the guitar is a light accompaniment to a strong vocal piece. The thin pick puts the guitar in the background and competes less with the vocals.&nbsp;A second pick is a 0.7mm pick in Bambu Lake Blue PETG Basic. I use it when I’m playing rhythm to another guitar’s lead or brighter fingerpicking. The warmer sound makes for a great backup guitar that fills in behind the lead to create a more full sound.&nbsp;My main pick is a 0.8mm in Bambu Gray ASA. This has a brighter sound, yet still full, making it great for flat picking or strong chords when I’m the main guitar in the mix.

Guitar Pick Assortment

Alles

hollowmaker

Perfect fit for Bambulab A1, P1- and X1-Series: Lego compatible Base Plate 28x 28 knobs&nbsp;<ul><li>28x28 knobs - Dimension: 22,3 x 22,3 cm</li><li>I also have smaller baseplates available (check my Makerworld-account)</li></ul><h3>Attention! Important: A well calibrated printer is absolutely necessary for this model (This also applies to all my other Lego compatible ones) </h3><h3>If you print on a Bambulab: Before printing, be sure to carry out a flow dynamics calibration for the filament used. The calculated “K value” can be conveniently saved in Bambu Studio.</h3>&nbsp;I added a test baseplate. For those who are not sure about the fit or quality and don't want to take a long time to print. Printing only takes a few minutes. Feel free to test it out:<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:51.86%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/421550/2024-01-11_4700497f3ab61.jpeg"></figure>Follow me to stay updated and never miss out on my latest exciting creations! Thank you :)Also check out my other Lego compatible designs I have made:<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/de/u/1369155071" rel="nofollow noopener"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/421550/2023-12-30_9fb8f8aa2f231.webp"></a>

Lego-compatible Baseplate 28x28

lego

Wojciech Kawa

A Minion on the front of the extruder that rolls one eye while printing.Minion on the front of the extruder&nbsp;Please use my profile for printing as I spent some time on it to make sure the print turns out as good as possible. Let me know if the print was successful and if everything fits. If any corrections need to be made, let me know. If you have printed it, please leave a rating. Before installation, the original front and the rotating element must be dismantled. During installation, the eye should be pressed as far as it will go. After putting the face, the eye should be flush with the face or deeper. When assembling, make sure that the top latches are flush with the top edge before pressing from the front.  If you think that standard hooks are too weak and may break, print a version with reinforced fasteners. You will see details in the photos below.  <figure class="image"><a href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wojciechkawa" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/493400/2024-01-30_46d010488f47e.webp"></a></figure><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/it/u/3316073328" rel="nofollow noopener">See my other projects.</a>&nbsp;Assembly instructions below. (same as Funy Face)<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/493400/2023-12-27_739987a587726.jpg"></figure><h3>Version with strong top fasteners.</h3><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/493400/2023-12-30_15abccd4d578e.png"></figure>

Minion on the front of the extruder.

Drucker

Allpa_112

Modulares Regal für Toniebox-Figuren. Die einzelnen Waben wurden vollständig neu aufgebaut und bieten jetzt einige Vorteile:<ul><li>Dünnere Wände, damit deutlich besseres Gesamtbild</li><li>Unsichtbare Verbindung, an der Front sind nur die Kanten der Waben sichtbar</li><li>Integrierter Einschub für Unterlagscheiben, damit die magnetischen Figuren halten</li><li>Wandhalterung und Deckplatte verfügbar</li></ul>Wenn die Tonie-Sammlung der Kids wächst, wächst auch einfach das Regal mit! Der Innenraum der Wabe ist 90mm hoch und passt für 90% der Figuren. Besonders große Figuren können oben auf die Deckplatte gestellt werden.&nbsp;Für die magnetische Halterung brauchst du zusätzlich Unterlagscheiben mit 20 mm Durchmesser und 1,25 mm stärke, z.B.: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.de/SWG-KOTFLUEGELSCHEIBEN-VZ-20-100/dp/B00LPGLF0C?tag=1" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.amazon.de/SWG-KOTFLUEGELSCHEIBEN-VZ-20-100/dp/B00LPGLF0C</a>Die Aufhängung des Wandhalterungs-Elements passt ideal für 4,5 x 40 oder 5,0 x 50 Schrauben.&nbsp;&nbsp;---------------------&nbsp;Modular shelf for Toniebox figures. The individual hives have been completely rebuilt and now offer several advantages:<ul><li>Thinner walls, thus significantly better overall appearance.</li><li>Invisible connection, at the front only the borders of the hives are visible</li><li>Integrated slot for washers to hold the magnetic figures in place</li><li>Wall mount and cover plate available</li></ul>As the kids' Tonie collection grows, so does the shelf! The interior of the hive is 90mm high and fits 90% of the figures. Particularly large figures can be placed on top of the cover plate. For the magnetic holder you need additional washers with a diameter of 20 mm and a thickness of 1.25 mm, e.g.: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.de/SWG-KOTFLUEGELSCHEIBEN-VZ-20-100/dp/B00LPGLF0C?tag=1" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.amazon.de/SWG-KOTFLUEGELSCHEIBEN-VZ-20-100/dp/B00LPGLF0C</a>.The hanging of the wall mount element fits ideally for 4.5 x 40 or 5.0 x 50 screws.

Shelf for Tonie figures / Regal für Tonie Figuren (Toniebox)

Toni

Josh-3D

Check out the other two games in the series<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/140755#profileId-153348" rel="nofollow noopener">Checkers</a><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/134530#profileId-145997" rel="nofollow noopener">Chess</a>&nbsp;[Update] After getting some feedback, I adjusted the print profile, so the color change isn&#39;t discharged into the infill. I also increased the bottom shell layers. Since the main color scheme of this is white/black/green, it makes sense to reinforce those settings to avoid color bleed. Also added an A1 Mini plate for the Mini users!&nbsp;[Update 2!] Shout out to <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/u/840057458" rel="nofollow noopener">Wcad00 </a>for the added clip![Update 3!] Shout out to <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/u/982974221" rel="nofollow noopener">SoftWareCrash </a>and <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/u/425227684" rel="nofollow noopener">Adminstrator</a> for their contributions. The “Pocket” version, a 50% scaled version, and for a set of Xs and Os, with the Xs cut to fit inside the Os.&nbsp;A Travel TicTacToe game, for those long spans stuck at sea, where you don&#39;t want to risk using a pencil on the side of your life raft! Or uh, you know, any other occasion too, like road trips down the coast with friends, or spending family time playing games!&nbsp;Player piece quantity is setup so that X goes first!&nbsp;The clearance is tight. The X and Os should fit fine, but if your printer is sloppy, it might be a tight fit.&nbsp;&nbsp;-------If you like my work, consider showing your love by <a target="_blank" href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/josh3d" rel="nofollow noopener">Buying me a coffee</a>. Additionally, if you&#39;re looking to sell prints of my design, please check out my <a target="_blank" href="https://www.patreon.com/josh3d/" rel="nofollow noopener">Patreon</a> page for more information.&nbsp;&nbsp;

TicTacToe - Travel Edition

Spiele

philipwaldram

First large design done by 11 year old son and dad! It pushed Tinkercad and my laptop to the limit!Following a youtube video on how to make an articulated dragon, he designed most of the dragon himself, with only a few finishing touches by dad. He would be over the moon if people downloaded his model. We printed it with Silk Rainbow PLA, so no colour changes needed.