diro1803

Tommy

<h2>Modello 3.0 aggiornato incastri più profondi più resistente! </h2><h2>completamente avvitato.</h2><h2>+ tiranti sulla schiena <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/761610/2024-03-21_78b0231e4455b.png"></h2><h2>cosa serve ?</h2><h3>colla!</h3>due pezzi di filamento 115mm.8 viti autofilettanti testa svasata 2.5x10/12mm.4 viti autofilettanti testa svasata 2.5x15/mm Applicare la colla prima di avvitare i i pezzi! Stampato in pla: sostiene bene il peso (consiglio di mettere le bottiglie vuote per un lungo periodo di esposizione)il modello si incastra perfettamente ma visto il peso delle bottiglie e meglio usare un p ò di colla!infilare le bottiglie insieme, altrimenti si sbilancia. (non è possibile mettere una sola bottiglia)!Attenzione a quando si tolgono, levarle in contemporanea.non volete mica sprecare il vino ?è progettato per bottiglie diametro 75,5mm. max <h2>Profilo di stampa </h2> il modello ha delle parti tonde quindi è normale che rimangono i segni del supporto.se volete un modello perfetto usate interfaccia support w /support pva di bambulab!Cercate di avere un p ò di comprensione!se riuscite a creare un profilo di stampa perfetto . fatemelo sapere. Una piccola recensione positiva, mi stimola a progettare con entusiasmo. Buon divertimento.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

wine holder 3.0 

Weinhalter

leenanj

DJI Mini 4 Pro Landing Gear Skid Folding&nbsp;I wanted to make a landing gear that just clipped onto the bottom of the DJI Mini 4. And to Lift it a little higher and mostly give it a smaller footprint.&nbsp;I used carbon fiber pla to keep it light as possible, regular pla will be just fine.Supports on the bases four clips may be needed depending on your 3D printer, no supports needed on the legs.Assemble with M2*8 screws and tighten just enough so it can't move around.Slide and push the rear clips onto the drone and the front will snap into place.&nbsp;This is a remix. Here is the original https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6274636&nbsp;

DJI Mini 4 Pro Landing Gear Skid Folding

DJI mini

3dcreativecustom

Hexagon gaming light&nbsp;This is designed to be wall mounted.Ideal for gaming rooms comes in 11 parts and each one is numbered from start to finish last plate will need be printed as many times as required.Ive used glue to sick them together and you will also need a 10m led strip light.&nbsp;10% infill is fine with this print.&nbsp;If you like this print please leave a comment and a rating.&nbsp;There is also clips you can insert to keep them together with glue to make it stronger &nbsp;&nbsp;

Hexagon Gaming light 

Hexagon led

Martin

This modular hydroponics tower lets you grow a large amount of plants without the need of lots of room. Each module fits 3x 50mm (2 inch) pots and has the water tube running up the middle. Just stack as many modules as you require.&nbsp;Each module is designed to fit 3 M3x4x5 heat-inserts and bolt together using M3 x 6mm bolts.&nbsp;I designed this to fit on a small 3D printer, with a build area required of 170 x 170.&nbsp;At the bottom of the stack you need the Base with a 16mm barb fitting and the optional base clamp (to clamp to the other side of a container lid) and attach it to a submersible pump.&nbsp;At the top you push in the shower head and bolt on the lid. I drilled out the holes of the top module to 4.5mm to fit in 3 heat-inserts to make this secure but it does function fine without the lid bolted down.&nbsp;Have fun growing!

Modular Hydroponics Tower

Pflanzen

nokiri

A simple toy for toddlers to train their fingers. The coins can be easily inserted into the toy and roll out in a circular fashion. Easy to print with no support needed and the coins are big enough to not fit in mouth. My 1 year old loves it.

Baby Coin Thing

mati

DesignCraft

This adapter system attaches to the edges of a JAYO 250g 118x42mm spool enabling usage within a Bambu Lab AMS.&nbsp;Features:<ul><li>Reusable</li><li>JAYO nameplate for easy identification when reusing</li></ul>Instructions:<ul><li>Measure your spool first to ensure it matches the specified dimensions</li><li>Print this model twice for a single spool</li><li>Affix one spool adapter to each side of the JAYO spool</li><li>See attached photos</li></ul>Considerations:<ul><li>Print Material: Please print with a basic PLA or PETG to minimize any shrinkage.</li></ul>

JAYO 250g Bambu Lab AMS Spool Adapter

OurAngryBadger

Do you have the following printer errors when printing with the AMS? Failed to pull out the filament from the extruder Failed to feed the filament into the toolheadWell, give this little mod a try!In my case, I found the most common cause of these errors to be the PTFE tube having too much of a curve as it enters the extruder. This little bracket easily clips onto the cable guide on top of the extruder body and keeps it straight.NOTE: This is a remix of Bambu Lab's own design, they are providing the (unmodified) STL file of this to some users who contact support about AMS problems. In this remix, I made the following changes:<ol><li>Added hole for the PTFE tube instead of open-bottom, this way the tube does not slide out as the print head moves.</li><li>Modified design for easier printing with no supports needed.</li><li>Shaved 2mm off the top of the model so it can never bang against the glass lid of the printer like Bambu's design did.</li><li>Orientated the model properly for printing.</li><li>Added windows on the side for a more mechanical look and visibility of PTFE tube.</li></ol>Will it fix your problems?Maybe, maybe not. I think the AMS system on this printer needs a lot of refinement, but since I have created this and installed it, I have noticed a lot less error messages. It's only 1.3 grams of filament and 5 minutes to print, so give it a shot. Printing settings:<ul><li>Print in PETG, ABS, ASA, Poly, or Nylon. PLA will not survive.</li><li>Print at 0.16mm layer height with 0.4mm nozzle.</li><li>Print with a large brim around the base - I recommend 15mm brim.</li><li>No supports are needed with most materials.</li></ul>How to install:<ol><li>Straighten PTFE tube (bend) by hand to be very straight (according to Bambu).</li><li>Slide PTFE tube through hole in bracket.</li><li>Insert PTFE tube into extruder to lock in place.</li><li>Slide the straightener down the PTFE tube and onto the coupler inside the extruder.</li><li>Press it down onto the coupler inside the extruder to lock into place.</li><li>If properly installed it should swivel around, and look like the photos.</li></ol>Leave a rating and some feedback!Let me know if this helps at all, and also let me know if you can think of any improvements I could make to the design.