FullNameHere

Inspired by Home Defence Ant Stop! Bait StationThis is with a working thread, so you can open and close if needed.<ol><li>Print bait station</li><li>put ant-killing gel</li><li>wait</li><li>put more gel if needed</li></ol>I use combat gel, but you can use another gel or make your own mixture. Please let me know what is your favourite mixture.Worker ants grab the bait, bring it to the nest, and share it, wiping out the whole colony, including the queen.&nbsp;I do not take any responsibility, you use it on your own responsibility.&nbsp;Please contact me if you need any changes. Consider giving me a boost and/or like if this model is useful.   Every contribution helps me refine my designs and create new projects.&nbsp;Thank you! Update 5/5/2024I added STLs files.&nbsp;

Ant bait station. No trap.

Sakul

Joint Smoothers in different shapes and sizes.Printed in TPU for perfect alignment.

Silicone Joint Smoother / TPU

tanks

lastwaun

Standard deck of cards (52 cards) plus two jokers. This also includes a case for the cards that needs to be folded into the box shape. The cards are plenty flexible and can eaily be shuffled and they bridge well! I found the textured PEI sheet to give a nice feel in the hands and keeps cards from sticking to eachother. I found PLA to work just fine for the cards - plenty flexible and per ususal easy to work with. The cards also shuffle extremely well and even bridge! I first tried the box as PLA but it quickly broke after too many bends of the lid so I made it out of PETG next time and so far it's held up just fine.&nbsp;The 0.2mm nozzle allowed for fine detail and thin layers. In my testing I found that having 2 layers of the color was just right - not going to peak through but also enoough to be plenty visible so I used 0.06mm layer height.I also found that slowing down the first layer and starting with black ensured good first layers.&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://imgur.com/gallery/A5i34lz" rel="nofollow noopener">Here is a video</a> of the cards being shuffled.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Waterproof Playing Cards

gifts

TrendtB

Make your kitchen herb gardening easy - ideal for busy cooks and gardening enthusiasts, this planter ensures your herbs stay hydrated and fresh, even on your busiest days. If you're an avid cook, or know someone that is - start printing now and add a touch of green to those kitchen counters!&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/323633/2023-12-29_27004b97fd569.gif"><figcaption>Make various patterns and arrangements with multiple planters</figcaption></figure>&nbsp;Inspired by my wife's passion for cooking with fresh herbs, this planter is designed to blend seamlessly into any kitchen aesthetic. Perfect for those who appreciate both functionality and style in their cooking space.&nbsp;<h3>KEY FEATURES</h3><ul><li>Easy Self-Watering: Built-in reservoir keeps herbs hydrated.</li><li>Artistic Design: Intricate floral pattern forming a love heart, adding a decorative touch.</li><li>Dual-Purpose Base: Use a standalone base as a stylish container for herb gardening tools.</li><li>Batch Printing Profiles: Optimized for quick and efficient batch printing.</li></ul>&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/323633/2023-12-29_0b77f080a19a4.gif"><figcaption>The floral design allows you to play with different patterns depending on how the planter is placed.</figcaption></figure>&nbsp;&nbsp;<h3>HOW IT WORKS</h3>The planter is designed to slowly absorb water from the reservoir (base), which you occasionally top up with water. There is a seam that acts as a guide for how far to fill. Don't fill over this line or water will be pushed out through the top!<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/323633/2023-12-29_f7d43224f4262.gif"><figcaption>The base acts as a reservoir of water - fill to just below the seam then place your plant on top</figcaption></figure>&nbsp;When you're planting your herb in the top half, it is recommended to use a wicking material at the very bottom. This helps to slowly absorb water into the soil and roots. You can place a couple of cotton balls / cotton wool in the bottom of the pot to do this. Then fill with soil, and your herb of choice.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/323633/2023-12-29_d13556ba7b91.gif"><figcaption>Place cotton wool into the bottom of the pot to act as a wicking material.</figcaption></figure>&nbsp;&nbsp;<h3>PRINT SETTINGS</h3>Use the designer profiles to ensure the base is water-tight, or you'll risk water seeping through the print! If you're looking to adjust the profile, or build your own - these are the key settings to maintain ensure there are no leaks:<ul><li>Infill overlap: 50%</li><li>Walls: 3</li><li>Top shell layers: 5</li></ul>Additional profiles have been provided to batch print, or print using a single plate and color.

Self-watering Herb Planter for the kitchen

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mitchrichie

I’ve been wanting one of these extremely rare German made mid-century mantle clocks but they are really difficult to find and when you do find them they go for $1,000 - $2,500. So I decided to try and 3D print a replica. While not perfect, I like how it turned out.Printed on p1p. For fake wood appearance I did some sanding, then automotive body filler/primer. Then light brown colored spray paint with dark wood stain brushed on for the final coat.&nbsp;For the face of the clock, use ironing to make for a smoother finish. For the clock body, use adaptive layer hight for best results.&nbsp;I used a <a target="_blank" href="https://www.walmart.com/ip/21695068" rel="nofollow noopener">cheap clock movement from walmart</a> as the clock internals. It's a 1/4 in (.63 cm) shaft and a 2.5 in (5.71 cm) housing. The clock movement come with second, min, an hour hands but I discarded those and designed min and hour hands that press fit onto the shaft of the clock movement. &nbsp;The small dots are decoration that press fit into the face of the clock. Same for the narrow strips. You'll need to trim these down to size as you press fit them into the clock. If they are too tight you can play with scaling them down slightly. &nbsp;The original clock had 3 ports used for setting the time and winding the movement. I've included them here has decoration only. Easiest to press fit these in from the back of the face.&nbsp;For the legs, you can place them by eye or do some measuring to get them in the same location on the bottom of the clock body. I may add registration holes at some point.

Mid-Century Welby Mantle Clock 

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CoNcLuZiOn

Kitchen herb leaf stripping has 8 holes of different sizesCheck also my other creations:<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/sk/models/85740#profileId-91657" rel="nofollow noopener">Alphabet puzzle letter tiles</a><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/sk/models/84597#profileId-90439" rel="nofollow noopener">Alphabet</a><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/sk/models/83939#profileId-89725" rel="nofollow noopener">Numbers 0-9</a><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/sk/models/83894#profileId-89681" rel="nofollow noopener">Party mustache</a><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/sk/models/83122#profileId-88667" rel="nofollow noopener">Christmas tree ornaments</a><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/sk/models/85616#profileId-91515" rel="nofollow noopener">Braille Alphabet letters tiles</a><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/sk/models/86533#profileId-92758" rel="nofollow noopener">Earrings</a><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/sk/models/87591#profileId-93720" rel="nofollow noopener">Earrings zodiac signs</a><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/sk/models/89559#profileId-95855" rel="nofollow noopener">Spaghetti measuring tool</a>Thank you

Herb stripper tool

Adam L

Do you want to print plastic as clear as you can on your printer? &nbsp;This tuned set of profiles for BambuSlicer/OrcaSlicer should help you print as clear as i've been able to tune on my X1C with Overture clear PETG. &nbsp;I've tried several different parameters and come up with the best settings I can. If you are curious, this is option #8 in the test samples I have in the photos.&nbsp;I took many of my lessons in glass tuning here from prior art and those examples are linked as remixes here.This process and filament profile is tuned for Overture Clear PETG, reported to be one of the best for this purpose.Tips<ul><li> Printing “glass” means patience. Hot and slow is key here for good results. </li><li>You can try to increase the print speed and layer height from the starting point here.. but your results may get worse (mine did). </li><li>Close your chamber door and top as well. My ambient chamber temps were 30-39 deg. C or so during most of the print.</li><li>Since this is very slow, the nozzle type likely doesn't matter here and this should work decently well for X1/P1S/X1E. It may also work fine on an unenclosed P1P, but ideally you want the environment warm to slow down any annealing.</li></ul>

Print Glass With Your Bambu X1/X1E/P1S/P1P:   Orca / Bambu Slicer + Overture Clear PETG formula

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Kyaenos

An upgraded model of my original silica dryer spool.after a lot of testing and a lot of reviews and advice i've redisegned the spool to Dry out the silica gel that all of us use in the AMS or in the spool to dry out the filament.this version reduce to 0 the mess done with the silica and has 0 leak.the hole in the spool now are 0,8 mm so it can fit also the silica gel i'm using now that is 1mm of diameter.&nbsp;There are 2 version: “normal” won't fit the AMS, "little" will fit the AMS (quantity of the silica that can hold is the same)BOTH version works with the SUNLU FILAMENT DRYER S1, S2 and S4&nbsp;simply put one half on the other trough the pin (adding some glue is better), add the silica with a funnel (you can use the model i designed)<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/53330#profileId-55104" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/53330#profileId-55104</a>and put the screw cap on.&nbsp;dry out our silica gel it's never been easier!&nbsp;enjoy!

Silica dryer spool V2 for SUNLU S4, SUNLU S2, SUNLU S1

dryer

dallasstarsfan

Liked the Spider Web Lantern LED Tealight by @laptopguy, but needed it to hang outside for my Halloween props. I did not want to mess with glue, so I made a frame for the sides to slide in (like glass panes). Also wanted it larger, so I remixed it.&nbsp;Printed with Overture PC Professional. Tolerances are tight, so use care fitting pieces together.&nbsp;Black filament for base, roof, ring, and spider. Transparent for sides. 0.2mm with 15% gyroid infill for base/5% gyroid for roof.&nbsp;Used a LED tealight with 6hr auto on/off feature.&nbsp;Sides slide into the slots. Print 4 sides with or without spider (your choice). Use tree support for spider. For different color spider, change color at layer 8 (if using 0.2mm layers).&nbsp;Added panels with .8mm solid as it was requested. Change color at layer 5 for .2mm layer height.&nbsp;Top screws into the frame using M3x10 cap head screws. Don't use longer than M3x15mm!

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