Bispo

Matdanck121

A Tier Shelf that can be put together. I used the legs with the .05mm clearance and the plug with the .15mm clearance(i&#39;d recommend using the plugs with.25mm clearance). I&#39;ve included 1 other leg and plug with a little bit more clearance. The plug that i used fit pretty tight but i don&#39;t intend to take it apart or add mor tiers.&nbsp;When putting in the plugs just center them in the hole and if you need to use something to tap them in hit them in the center not on the sides.

Tier Shelf

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MoonWalker

A beautiful 3D rocket to be launched to space

CUBE SPACESHIP SPACE SHIP NASA SPACEX LUNAR RETRO

calibration

kriswillcode

This clicky wheel is incredibly satisfying to spin and can sound pretty loud! It's a quick easy print that only requires two parts to be glued together (everything else is friction-fit). Because of the multiple parts, you can really showoff your filaments and color combinations.<h4> Print Settings</h4><ul><li>All caps should use either Concentric or Archimedean Chords bottom infill pattern and they'll need at least 3 vertical shells.</li><li>The BaseBody should use 3 vertical shells.</li><li>Defaults will work for all other settings.</li><li>Infill could be increased on the BaseBody for a more “premium” feel</li><li>Protip: If you use dichromatic filament for the DialKnob, it looks like it changes color right before your eyes!</li></ul><h4>Assembly Instructions</h4><ol><li>Press fit the TopCap into the DialKnob. If it doesn't fit you may need to use some glue.</li><li>Press fit the MiddleCap into the BaseBody.</li><li>Place the GearAxel between the teeth of the BaseBody so that it sticks out of the MiddleCap. </li><li>GLUE the DialKnob on to the GearAxel. The parts may feel secure, but you don't want this coming apart. Take your time here: you don't want any glue on the MiddleCap.</li><li>Wait for the glue to dry, and then check the movement. If it's rough or hard to spin, add some lubricant.</li><li>Finally, press fit the BottomCap into the BaseBody and click away!</li></ol>

Fidget Clicky Wheel

toys

simmi's workshop

This is a functional 3D model of a four stroke engine disegned by me in SolidWorks for a school project, later printed and donated to my school for educational purposes. For the assembly i used some wood and M6x1 screws and nuts, as well as an M6 threaded bar for the handle and 2 custom-made springs; i also used 2 pieces of steel wire folder to a ring similar to a seeger, since a didn't dispose of them. The assembly is pretty straight-forward, and the images should help you in the process. If you happen to print it, please share it.  enjoy :D

storage

calibration

toys

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