becausehan

Vergil

<blockquote>2023-10-02 Update!I've updated the Lid frame & Complete Lid files thanks to the feedback. I know it's funny to do an update on a literal bin, but here we go I guess!<ol><li>The update adds a small retainer radius for the trap door so it doesn't fall out by itself anymore. You can still “force remove” it, but if you clip it back it actually stays put now. </li><li>I've also increased the height of the inner wall so it sits more securely in the bin. Adds a tiny bit of material but it feels more roboust.</li></ol>Important to note: You don't need to print out the whole complete Lid assembly again! If you already have the parts you just need the frame! I've added a profile just for that and replaced the lid assembly with R2. Old files are removed as of now.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/60098/2023-10-02_7649a13ad0209.png"></figure></blockquote>&nbsp;&nbsp;Bin dimensions: 100x100x115 mm so it fits quite a bit of mess before needing to be emptied.---The Bin can be used by itself and should be printed in Vase mode. It's a solid model. I highly suggest using the following settings (if not the project files are used):<ul><li>Line/wall width: 0.8 mm</li><li>First layer width: 0.8 mm</li><li>Bottom layers: at least 3</li><li>Layer height: 0.2 mm (text looks better with 0.16, otherwise doesn't matter much)</li></ul>I uploaded the .3mf files with the settings. You can change the material etc… but it contains the 0.8 settings for thicker walls. You can print it fine with the default 0.4 Nozzle. Makes the Bin a lot more rigid but still print fast. I used Fillamentum's Crystal Clear PLA to print it with basically the generic PLA settings.Print time: ~1h26m with 0.2 layers Material: 46 g---The Complete Lid consists of 2 parts. You can print them together at once and move the trapdoor a little to release them after printing. Or if you want to mix up the colors without AMS, I added them separately as well. Uploaded the .3mf file for this one too. Generally this part is not that picky for settings, but here's a few suggestions:<ul><li>Print with the text facing the build plate</li><li>Bottom layers: 3-4</li><li>Top layers 2-3</li><li>Textured PEI plate for nice look</li><li>10% Grid infill at least so the lid has some weight to close itself, you can use combine infill option to save a little time</li></ul>Print time: ~37m with 0.2 layers Material: 26 gYou can remove the trapdoor if it annoys you flapping around. The frame alone gives a nice touch too if you print in a different color than the base.

Plastic Waste Bin

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martin.taichl

This is my model of the Raptor Class Light Cruiser from the Show the Expanse. This ship appeared as the infamous Pella in the Free Navy colours. I however made it in its original MCRN colours and with my own name. (The colour structure is my own design based on the previous MCRN ships). The ship is made to be in scale with my previous MCRN ships so it is fricking huuuge and heavy - over a meter long. The ship also comes with the standard features for the MCRN ships: - Retractable PDCs 9x - Retractable Airbridges 2x - Openable Torpedo Tubes with torpedos 4x - Openable Drone Hub with a Drone 1x - Stand with a Placket The ship is a kit and does not require a single drop of glue. The assembly is however quite complex so I highly recommend to watch the entire Playlist on my YT channel where I go step by step with it, &nbsp;<figure class="media"><div data-oembed-url="https://youtu.be/r2WJjA7KOys"><div style="position: relative; padding-bottom: 100%; height: 0; padding-bottom: 56.2493%;"><iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/r2WJjA7KOys" style="position: absolute; width: 100%; height: 100%; top: 0; left: 0;" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media" allowfullscreen=""></iframe></div></div></figure>

Raptor Class Light Cruiser From the Expanse

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DWdesigns

This clip is designed specifically to securely hold the Bambu Lab filament on the spool when not in use, taking advantage of the raised ridge band around the inner side of the spool. It has a low profile, a minimalist design look, and is simple to use: snap it on the spool and clip on the filament.&nbsp;It's designed to have a snug fit to prevent the clip or the filament from getting off, a problem for some other clips. When putting in on or taking it off, it can be easier to start from the side that's on the inner side of the spool (this is because the raised ridge band around the Bambu Lab spool is on the inner side).&nbsp;Disclaimer: The word “Bambu” on the clip is for labeling purpose, to indicate the clip is for Bambu Lab spools. It does not indicate or imply that this clip design is endorsed by Bambu Lab or any company named Bambu.

Low profile snap-on secure filament clip for Bambu Lab reusable spool

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Downhill_Solutions

cable organiser for the backside of the P1S with AMS on the top.Should fit in P1P (upgraded thith glas top shield) / X1 / X1C.You have to change the casing screw on the left upper plate with a longer one which is include with the Bambu Lab Printer.Maybe you need to optimise for other filaments.The Pin is made to fit in the underside of the cable organiser to arrited in the 3mm hole in the printer casing.&nbsp;New updated Version 2 available:https://makerworld.com/de/models/68229#profileId-72221

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