Landonleidy21

Tom8520

Iron man themed duck, designed by Tushonk on the 3d printing discord as merch for the place i work (logos have been removed in this public version

Iron Duck

duck

OwenTF

This is my gravity utility knife design. I also made a toy blade if you just want to use it as a fidget toy. If you enjoy the design a like or make would be appreciated.&nbsp;Check out my new Banana Switchblade <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/480959#profileId-392609" rel="nofollow noopener">here.</a>You can find my other toy knife designs <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/@OwenTF/collections/608169" rel="nofollow noopener">here.</a>&nbsp;Thanks to FormFutura for providing the High Gloss PLA ColorMorph filament used in this post. I especially like the red and black color morph. You can get some for yourself by clicking <a target="_blank" href="https://formfutura.com/product/high-gloss-pla-colormorph/?aff=6" rel="nofollow noopener">my affiliate link</a>.&nbsp;You can obtain a commercial license to sell prints of this <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/@OwenTF_1791221#join:894" rel="nofollow noopener">here</a>. Instructions - I recommend printing in a resolution between 0.2mm and 0.1mm - The only part that needs supports is the handle. - The video below shows how to assemble the knife. - When assembling the knife it is important to note the orientation of the flexing slider. Its sides are slanted so it only works in a specific orientation. - I would strongly suggest using a lubricant on the flexing slider. It will work without lubricant but its action is much smoother when lubricated. - The threading on the screw is (M8x1.25) and the threading on the knob is (M5x0.8). - If the threading is too tight try printing the screw and knob individually or scaling them down in the x and y direction.&nbsp;Hardware - x2 4mm M3 screws, specs linked <a target="_blank" href="https://www.mcmaster.com/91292A109/" rel="nofollow noopener">here</a> - x2 M3 nuts, specs linked <a target="_blank" href="https://www.mcmaster.com/90592A085/" rel="nofollow noopener">here</a> - x1 utility blade&nbsp;Printing Orientation<figure class="image image_resized" style="width: 57.86%"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000194754/design/2024-05-30_1f1edc31d9cfa.png"></figure>&nbsp;&nbsp;Disassembled Parts<figure class="image image_resized" style="width: 58.49%"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000194754/design/2024-05-30_f63e6febdce118.jpg"></figure>&nbsp;&nbsp;Uncut Assembly Video<a target="_blank" href="https://youtu.be/tknsiIjpArY?feature=shared" rel="nofollow noopener">https://youtu.be/tknsiIjpArY?feature=shared</a>

Gravity Utility Knife

landon

madizmo

V2 has a few changes, handle is a little more ergonomic, added support to the handle as some people had issues printing before, made the top smooth so it spins even longer. Will add more different style tops soon as well as helicopter blades!&nbsp;Just a fun pull cord top I made for my boys. This will spin for more than 2 minutes! Tolerances are fairly tight and will take a few uses to break in properly. i printed on my P1S with flow rate at .95

Pull cord spin top V2

fidget 

Romwba3D

A Cute Christmas Gnome / Gonk split for multi-colour printing, also split to enable printing with just one AMS or all in one with more than one AMS.&nbsp;i have also included a single colour STL file single colour or resin printing&nbsp;I have uploaded 3mf Print profiles for both the X1C/P1P and A1 Mini &nbsp;These are part of My Patreon <a target="_blank" href="https://www.patreon.com/romwba3d" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.patreon.com/romwba3d</a>&nbsp;I have lots of Gnome / Gonks available on the patreon&nbsp;You can view all the Available Models - now over 220 Models on https://www.romwba3d.com

Christmas Gnome

owen

ScrappyCoco

I really loved the original model of this toothpaste squeezer but it kept on jamming.I've made a few modifications and I think now works really well.&nbsp;Thank you @Luke's 3D for the original design!&nbsp;This is recommended to be printed in PETG with 0.2 layer height.&nbsp;16/12/2023 UpdateRemoved the top overhang of the squeezer body. This will improve the print quality and aspect.08/12/2023 UpdateRemoved the logo from the squeezer body.29.07.2023 UpdateI've made the body a little bit taller to fit better with the shaft.04.02.2023 UpdateI've added some more tolerance to the threaded shaft and nut and I've uploaded the new ones.

Sturdy Ratchet toothpaste tube Squeezer

home printer 

Glacial

This is an articulated print-in-place Skeleton Dragon model that needs NO Supports.&nbsp;Some specs:The head does have an articulated jaw that is able to open. Gently apply force on the lower jaw until it breaks off of the head. The wings are able to rotate and flip.&nbsp;Enjoy!&nbsp;Be sure to check out the version with wings!<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/67383#profileId-71323" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/67383#profileId-71323</a> &nbsp;This is a re-upload from my old account foxart because some email issues.

Articulated Skeleton Dragon With Wings V2

cool

acerqua1

Bowl for holding small everyday objects.

Cute Cat Catch-all Bowl

Shannon 

michelem

<figure class="image"></figure>I present to you my Perpetual Magnetic Calendar, perfect for adding a touch of design to your home or office.&nbsp;The calendar consists of a wheel that houses the months of the year and the days of the week, supported by a pedestal.The transverse axis has the days of the month imprinted on it, while three markers complete the calendar to always identify the exact day!&nbsp;The marker for the days of the month should be moved every day by sliding it to the corresponding number.&nbsp;The other two markers are magnetic, ensuring a WOW effect for those who consult it. In particular, the magnetic marker for the days of the week may seem ordinary, but the one for the month of the year will surprise you by remaining suspended in mid-air!&nbsp;<figure class="media"></figure>&nbsp;Printing:&nbsp;It is recommended to use preset profiles, making sure to use high resolution for the parts with texts.&nbsp;The pieces are not huge, so you can use a resolution of 0.16mm (0.12 even better) for the whole wheel and the axis where the text is located.You can also use adaptive resolution and set a high one only for the top part where the text is, it&#39;s up to you.&nbsp;Colored text&nbsp;You need to change at least one color for the texts otherwise you won&#39;t see them. With AMS it&#39;s simple and you can use multiple colors to print the wheel texts. if you don&#39;t have an AMS, just add a pause when the texts starts and simply change the filament till the end of the print.&nbsp;Inserting Magnets:&nbsp;For the marker of the month and the days of the week, insert the magnet during printing with a bit of glue.&nbsp;<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000109567/design/2023-12-27_bec6b379194dd.jpeg"><figcaption>Month marker with magnet inserted during the pause. I know I have to clean my plate… :-)</figcaption></figure></td><td><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000109567/design/2023-12-27_237ec03a77104.jpeg"><figcaption>Weekdays marker with the magnet, remember to add a drop of glue and wait a minute, so it won&#39;t get attracted by the nozzle</figcaption></figure></td></tr></tbody></table></figure>&nbsp;Pay attention to the orientation of the magnets! The two markers must have the magnet&#39;s orientation opposite to the one you will insert in the holes, so they attract each other.&nbsp;Before you insert the magnet put a bit of glue and wait so the magnet won&#39;t get attracted by the nozzle when you restart the print.&nbsp;Month Marker: Printed with the sphere facing upward. At level 106, insert a pause to place the magnet. The magnet should be oriented with the TOP side opposite to the side of the magnets in the month holes.&nbsp;Days of the Week Marker: Printed with the base of the half-sphere on the plate. At level 20, insert a pause to place the magnet. The magnet should be oriented with the BOTTOM side opposite to the side of the magnets in the holes for the days of the week.&nbsp;By the way, presets profile has everything set up yet.&nbsp;For an extra smooth finish, I would recommend ironing all the top layers of the wheel.&nbsp;BOM and Assembly:<ul><li>21 magnets 5mm x 2mm (diameter x thickness) eg: https://t.ly/i8UwR</li><li>about 10 cm of sewing thread</li></ul>Assembly is simple and intuitive, making sure to respect the orientation of the magnets!The magnets must have the connecting side opposite to that of the respective marker to attract each other. Use a bit of glue for the magnets on the wheel.&nbsp;I would suggest to have the markers ready before you glue the rest of the magnets on the wheel so you can know the correct orientation using them.&nbsp;For the axis of the days of the month, glue may not be necessary, but it can be used to securely attach it to the wheel.&nbsp;Finally, the most challenging task: tying the sewing thread.&nbsp;This step can be a bit tricky as you need to determine the perfect length for all the months.Technically, this length is consistently about 82mm (from the axis hole to the wheel).Begin by tying one end of the thread to the month marker and inserting the other end into the small hole on the axis.Now, thread the other end into the hole on the back support without tying it and wrap the thread around the support twice to have it in pace but still adjustable.Verify that the length is correct by adjusting the marker into the month slots and pay careful attention to the thread length so that the magnets attract each other without touching.Once satisfied, secure the thread with a finger and apply a drop of glue to fix it in place.&nbsp;The WOW effect is guaranteed!&nbsp;A happy 2024 to all makers!&nbsp;UPDATE 03 Jan 2024:<ul><li>Added files and profile to use only 6x3mm magnets</li></ul>&nbsp;UPDATE 04 February 2024<ul><li>Added wheels in different languages (Italian, German, Spanish)</li></ul>&nbsp;

Perpetual Magnetic Calendar

office 

OlleMark

Updates:2023-12-19 - Made the allen keys easier to remove2023-12-22 - Added space for the PTFE comb and added space for the A1 standard nozzle wiper.2023-12-25 - Added more labelbodys for the a1 standard.2023-12-28 - Added slightly more space for the A1 standard nozzle wiper..Introducing my small accessory box for the a1 series that fits all of the a1 accessories with a lid that locks in place. A bunch of different labels have been provided to fit your needs. :).Designed to be as compact as possible and with a similar lid deisgn as my other accessory boxes you can just slide the lid on the underside when the box is in use and then put it back when the box is being stowed away. The lid has a new locking mechanism i have been working on and can easely be released by pressing both of the release “buttons” on each side..I have provided a blank lid and label if that is your preference :).I printed the lid and label with 1mm top and bottom thickness to avoid any infill and the bottom of the box is printed with 0.6mm bottom thickness and 1mm top thickness with 15% gyroid infill. Everything else is stock bambulabs settings.