Rixie

Raynors_Workshop

This print is designed to be printed using a .2mm nozzle with a single AMS unit. The layers are designed to be printed at .14 in order to let lower layers come through and blend to achieve the look of more than 4 colours. 4 filaments used in the photo - Bambu white PLA basic Bambu black PLA basic eSun bone white PLA+ eSun light blue PLA+ The print profile states 2 hours 15 minutes to print. I can assure you, that's not needed! Print at ludicrous speed (trust me on this) and it will shave off 44%, bringing it down to a more manageable 70(ish) minutes. The printer works perfectly well on a .2mm nozzle at ludicrous speed. The coaster print in the photo was printed using this speed setting. I can't wait to make more designs that use filament shading! Enjoy printing!

Heeler's Gym Coaster (SINGLE AMS!)

Bluey

mcmaven

<h2>Summary</h2>The design is simple using only 3 basic parts: a 20 sided icosahedron Frame, 19 Spikes, and 1 Base (to mount it on a tree).The Star is approximately 17.6 cm in diameter. The parts of this design can be scaled to any size, using your slicer's scaling options.&nbsp;I used Polymaker Polysmooth Transparent PLA filament. It can be sprayed with Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) to smooth its surface. Be sure to do it on aluminum foil (or a metal) surface, because after it dries the IPA that dripped off leaves a residue of PLA which can be hard to get off.After spraying, not touch it until after the IPA dries, otherwise you will leave fingerprints. I would recommend only spraying the final assembly, not the indivudual parts. &nbsp;I used this Acrylic Cement (<a target="_blank" href="https://www.tapplastics.com/product/repair_products/plastic_adhesives/tap_acrylic_cement/130" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.tapplastics.com/product/repair_products/plastic_adhesives/tap_acrylic_cement/130</a>) and this Small BD-25/2 Hypo Applicator (<a target="_blank" href="https://www.tapplastics.com/product/repair_products/plastic_adhesives/hypo_type_solvent_cement_applicator/409" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.tapplastics.com/product/repair_products/plastic_adhesives/hypo_type_solvent_cement_applicator/409</a>) to glue everything together. This cement works great with PLA. Note that it works in seconds, and should only be used in a well ventilated space.&nbsp;For the lights I used these Govee fairy lights. <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/Govee-Operated-Waterproof-Silver-Plated-Festivals/dp/B07R8V53S4" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.amazon.com/Govee-Operated-Waterproof-Silver-Plated-Festivals/dp/B07R8V53S4</a> It took about three 1 meter strands (20 LEDs/strand).&nbsp;To assemble it, I picked one side of the Frame and ran lights into the center, then using tweezers I pulled about 3 LEDs out each hole in the Frame. Bending the wires so there was one LED at the tip, one in the center, and another towards the base of the spike. Pressing the Spike against the Frame I ran a bead of Acrylic Cement around the three sides of the spike and held it for about 20 seconds. Superglue would probably work too. After repeating this 19 more times, I glued the Base to the last open position on the Frame.&nbsp;The lights are powered by 2 3V CR2032 batteries in series. The batteries provided 6V, so to power the star I cut off the battery packs, then used a cut off USB cable where I connected the USB cable 5V power wires to the 3 light strings in parallel.Then using a small USB power supply, I attached the star to the end of a string of lights on the tree.&nbsp;Even with the lower USB voltage (5V) the star was still really bright. In fact, so bright that I added a 100 Ohm resistor in series to the +5V wire to reduce the brightness.&nbsp;I included 2 Print Profiles: One for a 256x256 bed, and a second one for an Mini 160x160 bed.<h2>Print Settings</h2>Printer:Prusa MK3S&nbsp;Rafts: No&nbsp;Supports:Yes&nbsp;Resolution: 0.15&nbsp;Infill:No&nbsp;Filament: Polymaker Polysmooth PLA Transparent Notes: Using the Prusa Slicer, I printed the Frame and Base with the 'Supports on Build Plate only' option. And for the Spikes I enabled a 2mm skirt.

Christmas Star

FlorinV

Update: I've added another version of glasses, please check the 3rd profile.&nbsp;Please don't forget to upload a make and/or give it a score ! Would really appreciate it! (also would like to see how it looks with other colors)<ul><li>one model without wings</li><li>one model with wings</li><li>third model is a funny model mimicking “The Rock” look</li><li>Easy to put together, no need for glue.</li><li>If you would like a better fit around ears, you can easily use some heat on them an model them as you wish.</li></ul>Three tested profiles:<ul><li>one with wings and 3 colors</li><li>one without wings and one color</li><li>the third model is designed to be printed with 2 colors, but should look good with one color also.</li></ul>Also the files are available to print each model with or without colors, as you wish.

Fun Party glasses - 3 models

2024

3D Prints This Week

Just load black and white into ams&nbsp;If you don't have ams, layer swap is at layer 7

Vegeta Manga Panel / Dragon Ball Z / / Wall Art / 

Yasoos

A remix of Whitys rugged box <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/258431-rugged-box-parametric" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.printables.com/model/258431-rugged-box-parametric</a>&nbsp;Resized and added custom divisions to accommodate bbl spare and replacement parts. &nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:59.19%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/208719/2023-11-18_960ccd8d67623.png"></figure>I also added a bbl logo but there is a plain lid available to add your own design.This will be handy to those who want to future proof having more space in one box.Needs 6x m3 30mm if without handle or 4x m3 30mm + 2x m3 35mm&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Bluey

Toy

2024

DBZ

other

Banana