Alex MDC

FankoPRINT

Venomized spiderman head. The best headphone holder for lovers spiderman or venom! Print it, follow, like.

Venom/spiderman Headphone stand

For Dess

mateibocancios

The Mandalorian Headphones Stand /Holder

The Mandalorian Headset Stand / Holder

For Pops

3D prints and gifts

It can hold about 400ml, great for watering your plants. I printed mine with a 0.4mm nozzle 0.2 mm layer height, minimum 3 walls (the more walls the better) make it better water tight. Will need supports, be sure to set the supports in the nose off.

Elephant watering can

for the girls

QwermMakes

Shock Cord Scope/Light Cover "by" Qwerm&nbsp;A shock cord retained cap for your light or scope based off of One Hundred Concept's ScopeCap/LightCap/ShockCollar. Included in the release are various sizes ranging from 26-70mm in 2mm increments but I have also included a SLDPRT file in order to be able to make a custom sized cap and retaining ring.&nbsp;Changelog:V1.1 - Added 26mm and 28mm sizes.&nbsp;[MakerWorld is terrible when it comes to uploading lots of files. If you want the STEP files, download “ShockCordScopeLightCover.zip”.&nbsp;Print orientation: Print everything on it's face.&nbsp;Settings used: Material: PLA+ (Caps also work well in TPU) Extruder Temp: 210c Bed Temp: 60c Layer Height: 0.2mm Wall Line Count: 4 Infill Percentage: 100% Support: None Fuzzy Skin: On Fuzzy Skin Outside Only: On Fuzzy Skin Thickness: 0.1mm Fuzzy Skin Density: 10.0/mm&nbsp;Materials needed: 1/8 in. Shock Cord 1x M3 x 8mm Socket Head Screw 1x M3 Nut&nbsp;Directions: - Tie a knot at the end of a length of shock cord. - Feed the cord through one of the holes in the cap, then through a matching hole in the ring. - Feed the cord through the opposite ring hole and through the back of the last cap hole. - Leave a small amount of slack and tie a knot in the cord near the face of the cap. - Mount the ring onto your scope or light and flip the cap over the lens. - If there is too much slack in the cord either slide the ring further back or pull one end of the cord tighter and tie a new knot. - Cut off excess cordage.&nbsp;Tip: If none of the rings fit your setup and are unable to use the source file to make your own you can negate the use of the ring by looping the cord around the scope/light mount. For more information visit One Hundred Concept's website at www.onehundredconcepts.com&nbsp;Making a custom sized set of caps and collars: I have included a SolidWorks source file that should be easy to modify in case any of the pre-generated sizes don't fit your gear properly. To make your own custom size first open "ShockCordScopeLightCover.SLDPRT" and adjust the "Main Sketch" sketch under the "Extrude Cap" feature. Set "D7@Main Sketch" (Default is set to 60.00mm) to the outer dimension of your scope or light bezel. If you set the dimension below 35mm you will have to edit the "Screw Hole" feature and edit the selected contours to only select the inner circle.If you are not able to open SLDPRT files I suggest editing the STEP files of the closest sized cap and/or ring. The inner diameter of the ring should be 1mm larger than the outer diameter of your scope or light and the inner diameter of the cap should be 2mm larger.&nbsp;

Shock Cord Scope/Light Covers V1.1

rifle items

DrKriegerAUS

No monster truck stadium is complete without crushed cars!This is a new topper to suit my hot wheels monster truck ramp set here:<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/38502" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/38502</a>&nbsp;Prints fine without supports&nbsp;Edit 26/01/2024:Added print profile for silk PLA.  Decided to reprint in Silk to get the crumpled cars to really pop. It's a lot slower but did turn out better

Crushed Cars for Hot Wheels Monster Truck Ramp Set

Qjeezy

Aztec - Mayan calendar, AKA The Sun Stone.&nbsp;This is a loooong print, but it is soooooo worth it. This thing looks awesome. Black filament and some Rub n' Buff makes this masterpiece really pop. You may notice that the thickness is larger on one side of the Sun Stone than the other. This was actually done by mistake but I wound up liking it because it gave it sort of a hand crafted vibe. Perfection is in the eyes of the beholder.&nbsp;&nbsp;Print Recommendations:&nbsp;0.20mm layer height works, but 0.16 helps the details appear slightly smoother. You can go less if you'd like but I personally have not experimented with smaller layer heights. I would not advise higher layer heights. It may work, but you may also lose a lot of the detail.&nbsp;Keep printing speeds on the low side and ensure plenty of infill. There are many fine details that will benefit. This is what I used and what I know works. I started with the default 0.16mm High Quality Print profile and changed the following.- Both initial layer speeds @ 50mm/s.- All other print speeds set to 150mm/s with the exception of outer wall, bridge, and overhang speeds. Leave those at default.- Travel speed set to 300mm/s.- Default acceleration speeds for 0.16mm High Quality profile.- 20% rectilinear infill.&nbsp;If you want to print one that is slightly translucent like the white one in my pictures, use a slightly translucent filament. I used white eSun ePLA-HS. Its not labeled as being translucent, but its got a slight bit of clarity. Just enough I might say to get the effect. I also set the infill to 20% aligned rectilinear.&nbsp;You don't need the AUX fan for this print. To ensure you don't experience warping, turn the aux fan off. If you use Bambu PLA the AUX fan is set to 70% at default. Ensure you turn this off in the filament profile or just turn it off after your print starts if you're printing from the Handy app.&nbsp;Clean your build plate with soap and water and ensure you do not touch the surface with your bare hands. This will help ensure adhesion so you don't lose your print at any point. Feel free to use your favorite adhesion promoter on your build plate for extra assurance.&nbsp;Ensure your filament is dry and calibrated. There are a lot of fine details and tons of travels.&nbsp;You probably can scale this down but just remember the smaller you go, the more details you're going to lose. If you're looking to make a miniature, using a 0.2mm nozzle me be required to retain quality. Going too small may just wind up in a weird failure. I have not tested this so this is not a recommendation.&nbsp;Lastly, this is not a Hueforge. This model was scanned using a Revopoint Miraco and adjusted in Nomad Sculpt.&nbsp;

Aztec-Mayan Calendar -- The Sun Stone

just cool shit

AshOcelot

A Lazy Susan without any extra hardware. I wanted to challenge myself to make this without the need for a bearing, because we won't always have the hardware on hand or a store to buy it from. I think it turned our better than expected. Let me know of any design improvements.&nbsp;Installation:<ul><li>Print all parts. (I had trouble printing the rollers vertical, so I included two plates one vertical and one flat. If you print them flat, you will just have to shave off the flat side a little.</li><li>Place one end of the roller in the center hole. Rotate the roller to snap it into place. You can remove the rollers in necessary with a flat head screwdriver.</li><li>Place top plate on top and enjoy!</li><li>Add rubber or felt feet for extra stability.</li><li>Supports are needed.</li></ul>I included 3 sizes of top plate, 6in, 8in and 10in.

Lazy Susan (No bearing)

Home Decor

vier2acht

These are the anti vibration feet for the P1P, slightly different from the original for printing without Supports.&nbsp;Use a really soft filament like TPU or TPE<ul><li>Infill 15% (more infill = stiffer)</li></ul>

P1P Anti vibration feet

P1P upgrades

fay3dlab

It time for another suspended model.. this time i'm making the batman's batsignal.. I've intergrated the Bambu Lab LED kit into the batsignal.. so you just have to buy the kit from bambu store and you are done.. Printing this in multicolor so that you can use transparent filament for some of the model to make the model pop out.. And it would make the batman logo looks like it actually floats..&nbsp;<blockquote>If you're thinking of buying the LED kit.. please do support me by using my affliate link here.. <a target="_blank" href="https://shrsl.com/4g18i" rel="nofollow noopener">LED LAMP KIT 001</a> every little things helps me out..</blockquote><figure class="table" style="height:162.344px;width:960px;"><table style="background-color:rgb(255, 255, 255);border:1px double rgb(179, 179, 179);"><tbody><tr><td style="border:1px solid rgb(191, 191, 191);padding:0.4em;">If you would like to support me, you can join me on my <a target="_blank" href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/fay3dlab" rel="nofollow noopener">buymeacoffee</a> page..</td></tr><tr><td style="border:1px solid rgb(191, 191, 191);padding:0.4em;">By joining me as a supporter.. you'll be able to get behind the scenes informationon my current projects as well as future projects..</td></tr><tr><td style="border:1px solid rgb(191, 191, 191);padding:0.4em;">And if you're looking to sell my prints.. you can join my merchant membership tier as lowas USD10 a month..</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>