Holden Prints

<h2>Flower Shaped Floating Can Cooler</h2> Introducing the Floating Can, a stylish and functional addition to your poolside retreat. Inspired by the graceful petals of sea roses, this innovative model brings a touch of floral elegance to your aquatic adventures.&nbsp;The Floating Can boasts a captivating floral design that effortlessly glides across the water&#39;s surface. Its buoyant construction ensures it remains afloat, bobbing gently along the pool&#39;s currents.But the Floating Can is more than just a pretty sight—it&#39;s a practical solution for keeping your beverages cool while you enjoy the pool. Featuring a secure compartment, it provides a safe space to store your favorite drinks, ensuring they stay refreshingly chilled in the warmth of the sun.Whether you&#39;re lounging poolside with friends or enjoying a solo swim, the Floating Can adds both style and convenience to your aquatic experience. Embrace the beauty of nature with this floral-inspired marvel, and elevate your poolside relaxation to new heights.&nbsp;Please note that the Floating Can is ideally designed to hold 0.33ml cans. While it has not been tested for larger and heavier cans, caution is advised when using them with this model.<h3>Print Instructions</h3>If you encounter difficulty printing certain overhangs and notice your print failing as a result, consider implementing support structures for assistance.&nbsp;

Flower Shaped Floating Can Cooler

Poolside

Cyfrowy Rzemieslnik

I made a small holder for the seat headrest. I recommend printing in PETG as it is more flexible.&nbsp;29.01.2024 - added supported version for a nicer finish of the hole (support is not necessary).

Car hook multifunctional

EngineerPro

Decorative edge protector of the screen of Apple Watch Ultra.Fits snuggly in place, but might require some adhesive to stay on for rougher handling.&nbsp;I recommend 0.05mm layer height with 0.4 mm nozzle.

Decorative edge protector for Apple Watch Ultra

Accessories

Seb Tinkers

This is a blank outline of a Soyjak pointing to use as a closeish cowitness RMR mounted sight. It should take less than 5 minutes to draw the details on it using a reference image. Obviously, I am not a good artist. It was originally designed for Nerf guns and then recently I saw one made for picatinny rails. This is my Frankenstein.&nbsp;From original model:&nbsp;Huge credit to u/Skelobones221 on reddit for the idea and original files; my only additions were the idea of tracing the face in sharpie and modifications around the face in the model. Uploaded with their permission :)

Soyjak Pointing RMR Sight

Funny

Cjwelcome

This mechanical Pill organizer box can help store even some of your larger pills for a convenient and labeled AM-PM cycle. This design uses absolutely no supports whatsoever in order to provide you the most user friendly experience in printing with ease. Simply print the components and throw them together for a super cool lever action dispenser with a satisfying click to its internal ratcheting mechanism! No need to remove components or disassemble this box for refills, simply open the lid and replenish your next weeks dosages. Stands upright for easy storage in your cupboard or bathroom medicine cabinet. Continue reading below for any updates and Enjoy!<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000172691/design/2024-02-05_32261aba83369.gif"></figure>EDIT 1: Added a pill fit tester so you can see if your amount of pills fit in the very quick spiral vase print then that is how much volume each section has available. Many people cant quite guage how much room each section has so this seems like it will help everyone out if they arent sure and dont want to waste time printing the whole thing. Happy Printing!&nbsp;EDIT 2:•Added V2 box which fixes empty spaces inside the box which could potentially jam smaller pills inside when using.•Added multiple language labeled drums! English, Spanish, Polish, German, French  and now Romanian! If there&#39;s a language you&#39;d love to see included then drop me a DM!&nbsp;EDIT 3:•Some people seem to have some fitment issues with the inner rotating drum. For this I&#39;m sorry and looking at my model that specific part has ~0.15mm Radial tolerance (Tol.= 114.3mm - 114mm / 2 = 0.15mm Radial Tol.) which for some printers can become too tight. For this I recommend printing everything else the same but for the center drum, print it at 99.5% scale should put the drum around 113.5mm, adding another 0.25mm radial tolerance if your printer seems to print too tight which should solve that issue of fitment.•Second is more of a simple sizing request for some. For everyone who loves the design but thinks its a little on the small side for the amount or size of pills they need to take, I have found a solution in the very easy form of scaling the model! For every component except the center drum, you will want to scale up from 100% to 120%. The main case will need to be rotated 45° then upscaled and all others small components can just be upscaled to 120% as they currently sit. The center drum in order to keep it from being too tight, scale it up only to 119.75%. That should be able to then hold up to six (27mm L x 10mmØ pills) in every section and still be under 6&#34; tall. If you upscale it to 120% and the mechanism doesnt seem to be clicking the drum into place that is because the tolerance of the ratchet wheel under the drum will now have a little slack in it. To solve this, place a small piece of electrical tape or scotch tape on one or two faces of the sqaure peg on the base until the ratchet sprocket has no wiggle room shown below.<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000172691/design/2024-02-07_e78b9474b42e.jpg">&nbsp;EDIT 4: Some people gave feedback that their prints were too tight of tolerance and the center drum would not be able to spin or the main hinge was binded and would snap at the base when trying to break it free. Another issue of individuals that need to take smaller pills or chalk like pills would have them break and or become caught in the lever arm above the opening section. To solve these issues I have opened up the tolerance for both the drum section and beefed up the hinge of the main box as well as added a fin section that covers the lever arm allowing the pill section to be fully covered allowing no space for pills to get caught between. The only difference is with the assembly which will require a small drop of superglue at the three pin locations for the two alignment slots and the central lever pin cavities. Because few of these instances have occured, the V2 will remain available for people to download and print but if you are interested in a bulkier hinge, looser toleranced and no risk at all of pills getting caught at the open ended section then V3 is for you. Im always open to feedback and Italian labeled drum is soon to come for this edit #4!&nbsp;&nbsp;ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS: Be sure your parts are free and clear of wispy strings and your machine/filament is properly calibrated for accurate printing. These models are meant to assembly together with relative ease and tolerances but improper printing/old filament can cause tolerances to seem tight. Make sure the notch mark on the Drum-Lock ring is facing the front pill opening of the box or else the ratcheting mechanism will not line up properly.<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000172691/design/2024-02-05_43efbd423805d.gif"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000172691/design/2024-02-05_9a1e8430cd059.jpg">(V2 Assembly):May or may not have some tight fit issues on case by case basis and potential for pill to get grabbed by the lever arm.<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000172691/design/2024-02-05_63d37f8c0c547.gif">(V3 Assembly)<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000172691/design/2024-02-11_042dd9cb10122.gif"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000172691/design/2024-02-11_91df90be1061.png">&nbsp;!CAUTION!…Be sure to keep away from children as we all must remember that these are still for pill/medication storage and must be treated as such regardless of how cool 3D printing their storage is. Be safe and happy printing!&nbsp;

Mechanical Weekly Pill Organizer(NEW MULTILINGUAL)

Organization

DjangoCashflow

Matching stand can be found <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/238320#profileId-254214" rel="nofollow noopener">here</a> Check out my other Kit Cards: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/252373#profileId-268741" rel="nofollow noopener">Imperial Lambda Shuttle</a> <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/398440#profileId-299959" rel="nofollow noopener">Millennium Falcon</a> Embark on a captivating building journey with the &#34;X-Wing Starfighter Kit Card,&#34; a meticulously designed piece that encapsulates the essence of the iconic craft from the Star Wars saga. After a challenge from a friend questioning the existence of high-detail kit cards for the X-Wing, this near-perfect replica was born. Perfect for model hobbyists, collectors, and Star Wars enthusiasts of all ages, this kit allows you to immerse yourself in the construction and display of an intergalactic legend.  Features:Authentic Kit Card Assembly: Each component of the X-Wing is precisely engineered and presented on a kit card for easy identification and removal. No detail is too small, mirroring the complexity and intricacy of the legendary starfighter.Functioning Features: The model includes movable S-foils and a detailed cockpit, capturing the dynamic nature of the X-Wing in combat.Exquisite Detail: With an astonishing level of detail, this model echoes the design of the original starfighter, from the texture of its hull to the subtleties of its laser cannons.Engaging for All Ages: This model offers an enjoyable and insightful assembly process, inviting builders to appreciate the mechanical and aesthetic aspects of the X-Wing.Simple Yet Detailed Construction: The clear and comprehensive instructions provide an effortless building experience, allowing for a fully detailed model without the need for additional tools.A Nod to Nostalgia and Craftsmanship: Ideal for those who relish the artistry behind model-making and the cultural impact of the Star Wars universe.  Construct your own X-Wing Starfighter today, and revel in the assembly of a miniature marvel that&#39;s not just a model, but a high-fidelity homage to engineering and imagination. Spare Parts can be found in the RAW Files. X-Wing Starfighter Assembly GuideCongratulations on acquiring your own X-Wing Starfighter Detailed Model Kit. Follow this step-by-step guide to bring your starfighter to life.What You&#39;ll Need:<ul><li>The X-Wing Starfighter kit, which includes all wings and the main body.</li><li>A clean, flat surface for assembly.  </li></ul>1. Step: Wing Attachment  Prepare the Main Body:Locate the main body piece of your X-Wing model. This is the central fuselage that houses the cockpit and engines.Identify the Wings:You should have four wing pieces. Two of these are for the left side and two for the right side. They are mirror images of each other, with laser cannons on each tip. <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/840276/2024-03-06_171eca47b52d8.jpeg">Wing Attachment:Take one of the wings and align it with the corresponding side on the main body. You will notice pins on the wings designed to fit securely into the holes on the main body.Secure the Wings:Gently but firmly, press the pins of the wing into the holes of the main body. The side of the wing that was facing the build plate during printing (usually flatter and may have more markings) should face inwards, towards the body of the ship.Repeat this process for all four wings, ensuring the cannons are facing forwards, in the direction the cockpit is pointing. <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/840276/2024-03-06_24ea3f9d4a818.jpeg">Final Check:Once all wings are attached, give them a gentle tug to ensure they are securely in place. The wings should be level and symmetrical when viewed from the front or back. 2. Step: Cockpit Attachment With the wings securely attached, your next step is to assemble the cockpit and the nose of your X-Wing Starfighter. Here&#39;s how to continue your journey to a galaxy far, far away.What You&#39;ll Need:<ul><li>The left and right cockpit halves.</li><li>The nose part of the X-Wing.</li><li>The assembled main body from the previous steps.</li></ul>Assembly Instructions:Prepare the Cockpit Halves:<ul><li>Identify the left and right sides of the cockpit. They are uniquely shaped to fit together only one way. Check the interior detailing to ensure they are correctly oriented. <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/840276/2024-03-06_bde770cd29049.jpeg"></li></ul>Align the Nose Part:<ul><li>Before joining the two halves, locate the nose part. This piece should have a distinct top and bottom, with the top likely having more detailed texturing.</li><li>Confirm that the nose part is correctly oriented with the printed side facing downward as shown in the reference picture. <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/840276/2024-03-06_cc6aaaff2f796.jpeg"></li></ul>Join the Cockpit Halves:<ul><li>Carefully align the two halves of the cockpit so the internal supports and slots match up.</li><li>Gently press the halves together. The edges should align seamlessly, and the nose part should slot in without forcing. If there&#39;s resistance, check for any misalignment or excess material that might need to be filed or sanded away.</li></ul>Attach the Cockpit to the Main Body:<ul><li>Once the cockpit is fully assembled, position it over the main body. There should be a clear front and back to the cockpit, with the narrower end pointing forward.</li><li>Align the cockpit attachment points with the corresponding areas on the main body. Press down firmly to snap the cockpit into place. If it doesn&#39;t fit easily, do not force it; instead, double-check the alignment and try again. <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/840276/2024-03-06_4823bf0b2774d.jpeg"> <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/840276/2024-03-06_dd4ec2975d9ae.jpeg"></li></ul>Final Inspection:With the cockpit attached, your X-Wing should now be taking shape. Ensure that all parts are snugly fitted and that the cockpit sits flush against the main body without gaps. <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/840276/2024-03-06_58c324384f1d.jpeg">  3. Step: Engine Attachment Your X-Wing is taking shape! Now it&#39;s time to add the power to your starfighter with the engine assembly. These engines, reminiscent of jet turbines, will complete the iconic look of your model.What You&#39;ll Need:<ul><li>Your nearly complete X-Wing model.</li><li>The four engine units.</li></ul>Assembly Instructions:Prepare the Engines:<ul><li>Lay out the four engine units. These are the parts that replicate the X-Wing&#39;s propulsion system. <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/840276/2024-03-06_4f553356509.jpeg"></li></ul>Identify the Engine Orientation:<ul><li>Each engine has a specific orientation. The side with more detailing and structure should face towards the main body of the X-Wing, which will be the printed side, generally indicated by texture from the 3D printing process.</li></ul>Attach the Engines to the Wings:<ul><li>Locate the slots at the back of each wing, specifically designed for engine attachment.</li><li>Take an engine unit and align it with one of these slots. Make sure the printed side of the engine is facing inwards, towards the center of the X-Wing.<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/840276/2024-03-06_c9e37d97e0783.jpeg"></li></ul>Secure the Engines:<ul><li>Gently but firmly, press the engine into the slot until it sits snugly in place. There should be a clear &#39;click&#39; or a sense of resistance when it&#39;s fully inserted.</li><li>Repeat this process with each of the remaining engines, ensuring all are oriented correctly and securely attached. <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/840276/2024-03-06_fede85ce17779.jpeg"> Mission Accomplished! Your X-Wing Starfighter is ready for display, a true testament to your craftsmanship and the enduring spirit of a galaxy far, far away. Well done! <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/840276/2024-03-06_4c8c46061a59c.jpeg">  </li></ul>

X-WING Starfighter Kit Card - High Detail - AMS

Models

Wing-Art

The Bottle-Can Dispenser revolutionizes the use of conventional cans by transforming them into resealable bottles. With its ergonomically designed spout, it enables easy and precise pouring. This sophisticated design is specially intended to work seamlessly with a standardized PET cap. The cap screws perfectly onto the spout&#39;s threading, turning the can into a sealable bottle, ideal for efficient storage and reuse. Designed for vase mode, the Bottle-Can Dispenser is compatible with versatile materials like PETG or PLA. The photo presents the PETG version of the Bottle-Can Dispenser, whose cap was printed from PLA.&nbsp;&nbsp;Just take a look at my other Household Tools here:<ul><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/406101" rel="nofollow noopener">Kitchen Dispenser for Jars - Version 2 with Quicklock Mount</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/de/models/96064#profileId-102436" rel="nofollow noopener">Printable Jars (compatible with this Kitchen Dispenser!)</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/de/models/96912#profileId-103376" rel="nofollow noopener">Orange Peeler Citrus Pro</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/de/models/99747#profileId-106354" rel="nofollow noopener">EGG-citing Nest - the classic Egg Cup</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/de/models/100260#profileId-106926" rel="nofollow noopener">Knife Cat Napkin Holder</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/de/models/109348#profileId-116818" rel="nofollow noopener">Hexagon Napkiin Holder</a></li></ul>___ Der Bottle-Can Dispenser revolutioniert die Nutzung herkömmlicher Dosen, indem er sie in wiederverschließbare Flaschen verwandelt. Mit seinem ergonomisch gestalteten Ausguss ermöglicht er ein leichtes und exaktes Ausgießen. Dieses raffinierte Design ist speziell darauf ausgelegt, nahtlos mit einem standardisierten PET-Verschluss zu funktionieren. Der Verschluss schraubt sich perfekt auf das Gewinde des Ausgusses, wodurch die Dose in eine verschließbare Flasche umgewandelt wird, ideal für effiziente Lagerung und Wiederverwendung. Entwickelt für den Vasenmodus, ist der Bottle-Can Dispenser mit vielseitigen Materialien wie PETG oder PLA kompatibel.  Das Foto präsentiert die PETG-Version des CanSeal Dispensers, dessen Kappe aus PLA gedruckt wurde.&nbsp;

Bottle-Can Dispenser / Adapter

Kitchen

ArchiAle

<h2>A collection of funny signs for your home. Collect them all!</h2>Powered by Make My Sign from MakerWorld (makerworld.com/makerlab/MakeMySign)

[HC] Bathroom Sign 01

Bathroom

Letzride

Say goodbye to cardboard spool problems! Say goodbye to respooling messes, say goodbye to electrical tape, caps, and 500 different spools you need to store and sort through when you buy a new brand of filament that comes on a cardboard roll.&nbsp;This spool is designed to be the exact same size as the Bambu spools so it fits perfectly in the AMS and allows the unit to close properly helping to keep your filament dry. It prints in 3 pieces. 2 sides are exactly the same (so print 2 of them) and have a threaded end and a swappable center adapter to perfectly fit the inside of any cardboard spool that corresponds to it's size. I am making and adding adjusted center adapter sizes as I come across different cardboard spools.&nbsp;How does it work?&nbsp;<ul><li>Gently rip off the side of any cardboard spool. This takes next to no effort on the cardboard spools. Clean up the loose cardboard with your hands so you have your center hole exposed. (below photo shows the universal center adapter test fit into the center. You can place it in first and then screw the side on, but I find it easier to screw the side on first. This was just to demonstrate the fit) <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/714924/2024-01-30_8b8742166935c.jpg">  </li><li>Measure the size of the center hole so you can pick the right center adapter to use</li><li>Screw one side of the center adapter onto the universal spool side and insert the center adapter into the cardboard. This is a friction fit. You'll be able to turn the spool on the adapter by hand but it will require some pressure</li><li>Carefully flip the spool around and rip the other side of the cardboard off. Then screw on the other side of the universal spool side.</li><li>Done! To remove the filament, simply unscrew the sides and remove it.</li><li>Optional - Place a standard Avery 1" x 2 5/8" label (6460 code) to identify your filament type in the dedicated area on the spool. See model photos</li></ul>&nbsp;Current universal adapters:<ul><li>82mm - Fits Bambu, Elegoo and Esun spools (others untested)</li><li>88.7mm Fits Overture and PolyTerra  spools (others untested)</li><li>76.25mm Fits Eryone spools (others untested)</li></ul>Test Size Universal Adapters:&nbsp;To save you time and money, I created <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/174865#profileId-192302" rel="nofollow noopener">miniture 7.5mm tall universal test adapters</a> so that you can quickly print the various size adapters and insure that the fit on your spool works. These are the same size as the universal adapters except much shorter.&nbsp;If you measure your other spool centers for other brands and send me a message, I can add more universal adapters for use, but you must be willing to test fit, send me photos and provide feedback so others can also benefit.&nbsp;******All my print profiles are weighted so that the spool stays within 240-250g in weight when complete so that there are no problems with the AMS from your spool being too light.*******&nbsp;PETG profiles to follow!

Ultimate "FlexFit" Universal Spool 

Printing Related

shang071024

6mm*3mm magnets 10 pcs or 6mm*6mm 3 magnets 6mm*3mm 4 magnets (better effect) Just insert the magnet into the slot and glue it in place&nbsp;And use your great imagination to play

Sniper gun fidget

Knick-Knacks

RI printing

For all the fellow night shift workers out there. IYKYK, printed in pla plus, it's been doing well on the front door.&nbsp;

Nightshift worker warning

Signs

finniminni

I designed this lamp to put all my filament purges to good use. You can fill the upper part of the lamp with all the colourful filament purges you have collected and let the lamp shine through. Of course you can also fill it with anything else that gives a nice shine.I designed two versions of the base. One for regular light bulbs and one for using LED strips that can be wrapped around a column in the middle (see pictures).For the bulb version you can just use a normal light socket that can be glued in place.IMPORTANT: When using the bulb version, use only LED bulbs to prevent heat build-up inside the lamp.The top needs to be printed with some sort of transparent filament. I used transparent PETG.I printed the parts with "fuzzy-skin" to give the top a frosted glass look.I take no responsibility for any dangers in installing the lamp. Please only work with electricity if you know what you are doing.