Jonathon Carr

AstraCD

**** Check new model - <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/183750#profileId-202603" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/183750#profileId-202603</a> **** I couldn't find anything that works with https://makerworld.com/en/models/63021#profileId-65721so I designed this.&nbsp;Please note: It is not made too tight, as first versions I was testing would pop out the front cover on hard stops or fast changes of direction.

Head Dust Cover for P and X series

Mods

3DMagpie

<h2>Price Signs with Attached Stands for Pop-Ups, Retail Stores, Yard Sales &amp; More!</h2>Welcome to my latest design supporting small business vendors like me! This completely redesigned set of price signs with built-in stands. A full set uses less than 250 grams of filament and takes less than 7 hours to print using Bambu PLA Basic and my Print Profile settings. They also stack together nicely when it&#39;s time to pack up for the day.&nbsp;The Original Print Profile includes the following price signs on three plates for X1C, P1P, P1S, and A1. A second Print Profile for the A1 mini includes more plates due to the smaller build volume.<ul><li>Plate 1: $1, $2, $3, $3 or 2 for $5, $4, $5, $8, $8 or 2 for 15</li><li>Plate 2: $10, $12, $15, $20, $25, $30, $40, $50,</li><li>Plate 3: $60, $65, $70, $75, $80, $100</li></ul>Thanks to feedback in the comments, I&#39;ve added two new Print Profiles with additional amounts! There&#39;s a version for the larger plates and a second tailored to the A1 Mini. Plate numbering below is for the 265mm x 265mm plates. The A1 Mini has the same dollar amounts just on more plates.<ul><li>Plate 1: $6, $16, $35, $45</li><li>Plate 2: $4 or 2 for $6, $6 or 2 for $10, 2 for $10, 2 for $12, 2 for $15, $2 for 25</li><li>Plate 3: 3 for $10, 3 for $12, 3 for $15</li></ul><h3>Other Stuff You May Want to Know</h3><ul><li>As with all of my MakerWorld files, these price signs are FREE for commercial use without attribution.</li><li>Go to Raw Files for blanks you can use to add your own text as well as additional 3mf&#39;s and individual amount stl&#39;s as added. You&#39;ll also find some additional signs for multiple deals there.</li><li>I recommend the Textured PEI Plate for a nearly flawless finish. It&#39;s a great way to talk to customers about multi-color 3D printing.</li><li>Because I initially generated the prices and faceplate in Make My Sign,* the numbers are not editable in Bambu Studio. Drop me a comment if there are any amounts you&#39;d like to see added! The good news is that aligning the characters with the face was much easier – and they&#39;re much less prone to bust out of alignment with the face of the sign.</li><li>You&#39;ll need an AMS for the main Print Profile and STL&#39;s. I can add non-AMS if there&#39;s interest. Just drop me a comment!</li><li>Euros coming soon! (Pounds after that, time permitting)</li></ul>Like these simple signs that help you sell your products? Please “Boost&#34; if you have any to share. Seeing those little boosts make me way happier than they should! They also help keep my printers up and running with spare parts and filament I earn through the Rewards program.&nbsp;Want something with a bit more heft that&#39;s less likely to blow over or can be used without a stand, need Euros, don&#39;t have an AMS, or need an editable 3MF to create your own? You might like my original 2-piece price signs: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/50853#profileId-52652" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/50853#profileId-52652</a>.<h2>Now what are you waiting for? Let&#39;s go sell some of your stuff!</h2>* Flat price plates are powered by Make My Sign from MakerWorld (https://makerworld.com/makerlab/MakeMySign)&nbsp;

Price Signs w Built-in Stands (2-Color, AMS)

Market Prints

Master_Of_None

Welcome to my debut submission on Maker World! &nbsp;Embracing Fusion360 for the first time, I&#39;ve poured several days of meticulous design work into crafting this enclosure. With precision measurements taken directly from the boards at hand, I&#39;ve tailored this design to accommodate the unique dimensions of the NodeMCU v3 ESP8266-12F Board, measuring approximately 58x31mm.&nbsp;Primed for WLED projects, this enclosure boasts thoughtful features such as cutouts for the Micro-USB connector and an optional wiring route beneath—an arrangement I personally favor. Additionally, I&#39;ve included cutouts for easy access to the IO connectors on the board&#39;s underside.&nbsp;The lid of the enclosure is engineered for a snug and secure &#34;Clip&#34; fitting, ensuring that once affixed, it remains firmly in place until intentionally lifted with a blade or slim object.&nbsp;For optimal results, I recommend printing at 0.20mm standard settings to ensure the posts supporting the PCB maintain a precise fit. While I&#39;ve showcased prints in High Speed PLA+, rest assured that PLA or PETG will yield equally impressive results.&nbsp;Eager to refine and enhance this design, I eagerly welcome any constructive feedback or innovative ideas from this vibrant community. In fact, I&#39;m already in the process of developing a subsequent version that incorporates housing buttons for flash and reset functionalities, among other enhancements. &nbsp;Your suggestions are not only valued but integral to the evolution of this project.&nbsp;Thanks for looking, Master_of_None

WLED / ESP8266-12F (NodeMCU v3) Case - ESP 8266

Home Automation

pbbence1994

My next kit card is based on the famous P51-D Mustang warbird. Looks Best with silk silver filament. Cut the parts out with pliers, nail sissors or hobby knife. The assembly is easy and self explanatory. The parts should fit together tightly, but you can always use a bit of super glue to secure the parts together. If you don't need the frame I uploaded the model without it. Please keep in mind that the fine texts and details require very fine lines on the first layer so you need perfect bed adhesion. I recommend to use some adhesion spray like 3dLac. Stay tuned for more kit card planes! Have fun printing it!

Plane Kit Card (P-51D MUSTANG)

Airplane

DKprints

A spinning bathroom sink organizer! The two ends of the organizer rotate in order to privide better access to whatever you choose to store! Prints on one plate and requires a push fit assembly of the four small legs into the holes in the bottom of the organizer. Happy Printing!

Spinning Bathroom Organizer 

Mothers Day

mikolaj.mazik

I&#39;m a student. If you like my work, please consider leaving a small donation, it will help me create more and more interesting models!<a target="_blank" href="https://ko-fi.com/mikolajmazik" rel="nofollow noopener">https://ko-fi.com/mikolajmazik</a>&nbsp;This time I decided to make a Catherpillar 745 Articulated Truck. Modeling took me about three days, another two days to print individual parts. It is best to print them from regular pla as it will allow you to remove the supports relatively easily. Parts should be glued using plastic glue. Comments and suggestions for further models will be very welcome!

Catherpillar 745 Articulated mining Truck

Austin

CreativityIsKey

Bluey keyring can go on rucksack or keys&nbsp;No ams required print flat and change layer at 4.28

Bluey keychain FREE COMMERCIAL

Commercial Free

My next kit card is based of my local airport's favourite plane the yellow Antonov An-2. Cut the parts out with pliers or nail sissors. The assembly is easy and self explanatory. Have fun printing it!<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/465189/2024-01-20_b304a86656c44.jpg"><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/465189/2024-01-20_e2371b636ae4e.jpg"></figure>&nbsp;