Doctor.3lo

AERO3D

Looking for a unique and challenging 3D printing project? Check out this fully functional Wall-E robot model! With movable eyes, neck, arms, and tracks, this design is the perfect challenge for anyone interested in robotics and programming. <figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/705574/2024-03-15_963ce4ec8bbbd.gif"></figure>&nbsp;Designed by my girlfriend, this project is not only an amazing replica of the beloved Pixar character, but also a great way to improve your 3D printing and painting skills. Plus, with only 5% of the design not created by her, this is a truly original project. Whether you're a student or hobbyist, this project is sure to impress and inspire. Get the files today and start building your very own Wall-E!

FUNCTIONAL WALL-E 3D MODEL

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Rangebear

Ive been always wondering what to do with empty spools and leftover filament as i do not print much toy stuff, so i created a hardware organiser from the Bambulab spool and 2 printed parts for wich i use leftover filament on spools. The upper part of the Bambu spool is the lid using the spool lock mechanism. &nbsp;Print 2x Bambuniser tray, filament does not matter. When inserting the first tray please seat the first Bambuniser tray on the little “extruder block”. see pictures.The second tray you just seat on the first.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/536074/2024-02-14_f7e72f76f50ab.jpg"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/536074/2024-02-14_12fc93a61bb25.jpg"></figure>

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