Marc0B

R C 3D

PRINT PROFILES: The following are the only print profiles tested and approved by me. They are listed by the name I provided in the print profile description. I cannot guarantee the quality of any print profile that hasn’t been uploaded by me.&nbsp;<ul><li>Pokeball Upper</li><li>Pokeball Lower</li><li>Pokeball Top Shell</li><li>Pokeball Bottom Shell</li><li>Pokeball Button</li><li>Pokeball v2</li><li>Pokeball Stand</li><li>Great ball</li><li>Ultra ball</li><li>Master ball</li></ul>&nbsp;SUMMARY: This is a simple pokeball that I designed to print without any additional hardware, and minimal supports. The intent was to make the pokeball as easy to print and assemble as possible, while remaining tough and functional. If you find any issues, leave me some feedback please.&nbsp;Printing/Assembly:If you decide not to use the print profiles, these are the settings I used.&nbsp;<ul><li>Global Settings:<ul><li>6 Wall Loops</li><li>Gyroid Infill</li></ul></li><li>Red and White Pokeball Shell:<ul><li>Enable Supports: Normal (Auto)<ul><li>Snug</li><li>On Build Plate Only</li></ul></li></ul></li></ul>Assembly:The assembly is done by first gluing the top shell and bottom shell to the pokeball internals. There’s a small square tab to help align the pieces. Once the glue is dry, slide a small piece of filament through the hinge while holding the two halves together. Cut the ends flush to the pokeball. I add a drop of glue to the outside pieces of the filament since the center hinge piece is the only one that needs to rotate in order to operate. Finally, glue the button onto the pokeball. There’s a post designed to help align the pieces.&nbsp;The filament piece used for the hinge will be tight, so you might have to take an allen key and hollow out the hole a bit to get it to slide into place.&nbsp;That's all there is to it. Follow my facebook page, RC3D, for giveaways and entry details as well as my latest models.&nbsp;CHANGELOG:&nbsp;UPDATE 12/3/2023:Added great ball, ultra ball, and master ball tops. I only added the top because everything else is the same, so I'll include 3 separate print profiles for these.&nbsp;UPDATE 11/26/2023:Added a guide post for the button, revised the connection to fit better, thickened the shells to prevent the banding, added alignment squares to align the shell and internals, added a stand.&nbsp;INITIAL RELEASE (10/19/2023)I created this model because the other Pokeball models I found either used external parts or didn't operate how I wanted. This one is designed to open and close using the button on the front. The button isn't 100% required to open the ball, but the intent was to make it functional so it just makes the ball pop open freely. The inside has a flat spot to aid in aligning the outer shell and make printing easier.&nbsp;

Fully Printable Pokeball Set

Pokémon

Numimadosa

Do you ever just want to Thank someone? Well I created this design as a Thank You to a fellow co-worker who is sadly leaving the field. I wanted to thank him for being a great asset to the team. THANK YOU!, can work in a number of ways and sends out a powerful message of appreciaton. I hope this model can help you Thank the wounderful people in your life. Happy printing. &nbsp;*check out my profile for other languages coming soon including french, portuguese and italian. leave me a message if you need in any other language and i will try my best to get it to you.*

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Animals

denni2690

Gefunden und zusammen gestellt. schneller druckFrohe Weihnachten

Christmas 

Wiseone

The curious discards from the Bambu 3D printer, left unattended, will litter your desk or floor. Here is yet another "poop chute" to divert the filament effluent into an adjacent receptacle.&nbsp;My design consists of two parts, a chute and a bin or "poop tray". The chute catches the filament waste and diverts it into an easier to get to small bin. The design aims to be minimal in print material, yet functional.&nbsp;The chute secures to the back of the Bambu printer via a 3mm x 7mm self-tapping screw. The screw should be enough to retain the chute in position. Otherwise, double sided tape can assist. The bin comes in two sizes (50 and 100mm widths) and sits freely at the base of the chute and captures the waste.&nbsp;With regards to a replacement screw, here's a couple of suggestions from my followers:    1.  If you got your printer with the AMS, the screw that held it to the print bed is the perfect size to hold this in place.    2.  The screws included with your Bambu printer to make up the scraper fit nicely, too.&nbsp;My print is made in 1.75mm Bambu PLA Green filament, with 0.24mm layer height and 15% infill on a Bambu Lab X1 Carbon printer. Print supports are not required.&nbsp;I hope you can find this print useful, too.&nbsp;UPDATE 12/12/2023 Added a 100mm wide poop chute bin.

Pokémon

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Animals

Christmas

Utensils