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***This is not an original design, but a process that I use to 3d print my dual material picks I play with on my Bambu P1P Thank you to Mikolas Zuza for the awesome design and please check out his other incredible <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/70894-guitar-pick-collection/files" rel="nofollow noopener">pick models</a>. ***&nbsp;Hey everyone! I uploaded the model of the 3D printed <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/22178#profileId-20126" rel="nofollow noopener">Stratocaster</a> I designed a while ago and I thought I would also upload the current picks I 3d print as well. The general idea of this method is to use PLA to create the structure of the pick while using TPU to create a layer of grippiness that you can hold onto while you play. I do this by printing each pick in halves and then gluing two halves together to make a whole pick. Please read through the print procedure if you are not familiar with swapping materials mid-print. &nbsp;The procedure I have listed is specifically for the model I have linked to create a 1.2mm pick. If you want a .6mm pick cut the model at .6mm in step 3 of setup. If you want a 1mm pick, you need to print one half cut at .4mm and one cut at .6mm. I have will both print profiles attached if you do not want to do your own setup. &nbsp;Printer: Bambu Lab P1P w/ .4mm hardened steel nozzle&nbsp;Filament: Elegoo PLA+, Duramic TPU 95APlease make sure you have properly calibrated and dried TPU before doing this or your end result will be quite stringy&nbsp;Print Setup:<ol><li>Add your filament profiles using the “+” button <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/164410/2023-11-11_cdc861ad823be.png"></li><li>Load Pick STL into slicer and enable Prime Tower (This will give you time to swap out the filament)</li><li>Cut the model at a z-height of .4mm and only keep the upper portion. (There should only be 5 layers when the model is sliced)<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/164410/2023-11-11_16dcbfee31516.png"></li><li>Assign the material to be PLA and copy paste as many picks as you want, remember each one is a half so for 5 picks I printed 10.</li><li>Slice the model and drag the right slider down to layer 4. Right click on the plus button and click “Change Filament”. Change to TPU. <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/164410/2023-11-11_a82527e4be69b.png"></li><li>Re-slice the model. It should look something like this when finished.<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/164410/2023-11-11_e4924c65dc083.png"></li></ol>Print Procedure:<ol><li>Disconnect AMS if you have one and load PLA Filament</li><li>Start print normally</li><li>When the print starts layer 4 on the prime tower, pause print. The print settings should change to whatever your tpu print settings are, but will not auto-pause. (Please let me know if you know how to get it to pause on filament changes)</li><li>Unload PLA and load TPU</li><li>Resume print</li><li>Once finished allow to fully cool or pick may be warped</li></ol>Post-Processing:<ol><li>Take ½ of pick and dot with superglue around the edges </li><li>Place another ½ of pick on top and press to seal together</li><li>Try it out!</li></ol>Results:Probably my favorite pick to play with. They are very easy to produce and pretty durable. I've been playing around with this method with dual material and this is the most foolproof way I have found to do it.

Dual Material Grippy Guitar Pick

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Filamently

All the post-its and business cards cluttering my desk were driving me crazy! This small container for your desk includes tabbed dividers and a lid, perfect for organizing stray notes or desk knick-knacks to keep them out of the way.<h3>Features</h3>There are two versions-- thin (2mm walls) and thick (3mm walls). Tabbed dividers fit between them when stacked. You can also add a simple lid to the top box.<ul><li>(1x) Base with 2mm walls</li><li>(1x) Base with 3mm walls</li><li>Matching lid for each version, non-latching</li><li>5 tabbed dividers used w/both versions</li><li>1 divider w/no tab</li></ul>Designed to be printed at 0.2mm layer height. The bottom is a 50° chamfer so there are no major overhangs, but still advise slowing down a bit for a cleaner finish.&nbsp;<h3>Model Dimensions</h3><ul><li>Thin version (2mm walls)<ul><li>External: 110 x 140 x 70mm</li><li>Internal: 102 x 136 x 64mm</li></ul></li><li>Thick version (3mm walls)<ul><li>External: 112 x 142 x 72mm (~74mm w/lid)</li><li>Internal: 102 x 136 x 64mm  </li></ul></li></ul><h3>Print Profiles</h3>Multiple print profiles (X1, P1) included using my preferences. Both models were tested using these print profiles and came out great. The “stronger” profile felt a bit sturdier and had a better weight in both cases.<ol><li>10% gyroid infill, 3 top/bottom layers, 2 Arachne walls (sacrificing a bit of durability for speed)</li><li>15% gyroid infill, 4 top/bottom layers, 3 Classic walls (a little stronger but also slower)  </li></ol><h3>Additional Notes</h3>I may create additional sizes to fit 3x5" and 5"x7" cards if I have time and there is interest.&nbsp;Thanks for downloading and printing my models! :)

Stackable desk storage with tabbed dividers for notes, cards, etc.

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Wall Art - Hummingbird with Flowers and Bee's

Wall Art - Hummingbird and Flower

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Every Day Counts

This version of my Wheelie bin provides a front mount for a badge generated by Make My Sign from MakerWorld.&nbsp;When assembled this is 250mm high x 160 square (approximately). Thats 10¾&#34; high x 6½&#34; square. It&#39;s not recommended to scale this print downwards as the wall thickness will become too thin.&nbsp;Make a badge to suit yourself - whatever your little heart desires.&nbsp;The badge can be adhered to the top lid or in the space provided on the body of the bin (or go wild and do both).&nbsp;Creating a badge<ol><li>Visit Make My Sign from MakerWorld (makerworld.com/makerlab/MakeMySign)</li><li>Press the ‘Create from Blank’ button (near the top)</li><li>Choose the ‘Attention sign’ template</li><li>Change the dimensions to 62mm x 62mm.</li><li>Set the corner radius to 11mm.</li><li>Set the thickness to 1mm.</li><li>Change to Thickness for ‘Text and Sticker&#39;, ‘SVG ’and &#39;Shapes’ to -0.6mm</li><li>Style the badge as you want</li><li>When complete, download the design and open in Bambu Studio for printing.</li><li>Add to the Wheelie bin lid or body with glue or double-sided tape.</li></ol>&nbsp;&nbsp;Powered by Make My Sign from MakerWorld(makerworld.com/makerlab/MakeMySign)

Wheelie Bin with badges from Make My Sign

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Falconroid

A fully closed poop bucket to avoid my curious cats digging into the bambu poops<ul><li>carefully designed to avoid suppot</li><li>a slot to house a square magnet comes with X1C accessories</li><li>front logo face were reduced to 1 layer wall, for poop level inspection</li><li>slim back chute for minimal back space consumption</li></ul>

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拓竹工具