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Retired Mechanical Engineer interested in 3D printing of DIY and household products as well as miniatures. I own a Bambu Labs X1C with an AMS and use Fusion to design non-commercial items for myself.
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Great grandson (3 years old) is really into his sharks and was made up with this flexible one. Printed well on my X1C using the designers profile. Thanks for sharing.
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Superbly designed Santa. Thanks for sharing. As well as the 200% version I upscaled to a 320% version. (the largest size I felt my X1C could print). At this scale the height of the Santa is 48cms and looks great in my porch. I also chose to print white gloves instead of the black ones on the original.
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Excellent addition to Halloween and printed well on my X1c using Sunlu PLA+. Thnks for sharing.
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This 100mm diameter Halloween structure was designed as a raised plinth for an enlarged version of The Veiled Lady but would suit any bust of the right proportions. I have included separate STEP files to allow for modifications but be aware that the columns are hollow and quite thin walled so would probably not withstand much reducing other than in the heights.
Halloween Epitaph with Column and Plinth
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Using Bambu Studio, I split the model horizontally at the top of the base and was able to enlarge the 2 parts so that the model ended up at a height of about 11 inches. It printed really well on my X1C using Esun PLA+. Thanks for sharing.
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Mask printed well using Esun PLA+ on my X1C using the designer's profiles. I enlarged the mask to better suit an adult. Thanks for sharing.
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Printed perfectly on my X1C using the designers profile with eSun PLA+. Thanks for sharing
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Printed really well using eSun PLA+ on my X1C. Thanks for sharing this useful learning tool.
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Printed well using eSun PLA+ on my X1c. Thanks for sharing.
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Using designers profile it printed well on my X1C using PLA
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Printed perfectly using eSun PLA+ on my X1C. Thanks for sharing.
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My dual coloured coaster holder has been designed with the Man Utd coasters (100mm diameter) in mind (First Photo). But I include raw files exported from Fusion360 so this can be made in a single colour without the need of an AMS. However if you wish to use an AMS you can take advantage of the dual colours and within Bambu studio even alter the colours to suit other coasters. Fusion360 STEP file is also included to allow resizing of the holder. Hope you like it.
100mm Diameter Coaster Holder
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Printed really well using designes profile using eSun PLA+ on my X1C. thanks for sharing
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I enlarged this to ensure my goldfish could swim in and out with ease. Also increased layer height to 0.2mm to reduce print time. It printed really well in PLA+ but would not stay on the pond bed. So I designed a base and added it using stainless steel screws. Now with some gravel on top of the base it remains in place. Many thanks for sharing the file.
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Item printed really well in Sunlu PLA + using the designers profile. Many thanks for sharing the file.
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Printed perfectly in my X1C using Esun PLA+. thanks for sharing.
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Excellent sealanle Easter Eggs for putting small surprises in. Printed really well on my X1C using a tri-colour PLA Silk. Thanks for sharing.
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The moon globe printed well on my X1C using the designer's settings and PLA+. I designed my own stand/base that it drops onto allowing me to use interchangeable E27 screw in bulbs. Thanks for sharing this amazing lamp.
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This is a uesful Screwdriver or similar tool holder bracket that can be made in PLA or PETG. It can be modified to suit other tools. I used PETG and the .3mf file suits that. Print with 0.2mm layer height without supports for good results.
Tool Holder Bracket
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