jrb384

The Crafty Maker

IMPORTANT: This is the 3 slot version. The single slot version is available <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/162119" rel="nofollow noopener">here</a>.&nbsp;Update 23/02/2024<ul><li>Added a new box of size W 160mm x H 240mm</li></ul>Update 11/01/2024<ul><li>Added a new box of size W 200mm x H 200mm</li></ul>&nbsp;Update 22/11/23<ul><li>Added 2 smaller boxes that you can print on smaller printers (Bambu Lab A1, Prusa Mini, ...). The size of those boxes are W 100mm x H 150mm and W 150mm x H 150mm. You are able to resize the HueForge prints in the slicer to fit that form factor, just make sure you do not resize on the Z axis.</li><li>Reworked the hole to hang the box on a wall. Made the original hole smaller and added a hole in the side wall. This allows you to hang the box in a landscape orientation.</li></ul>In a creative collaboration with designer <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/u/4007970280" rel="nofollow noopener">cyanidesugar</a>, we&#39;ve crafted a stunning 3D model – a wall-mountable frame designed to showcase her exquisite HueForge models.&nbsp;This frame seamlessly blends art and technology, offering a dynamic way to display these intricate creations. Its versatility is its charm; whether adorning a cabinet or shelf, or suspended on a wall like a traditional painting, it transforms spaces into galleries.There are 2 versions of the frame. One with a wider top and bottom and a one with a narrow top and bottom (more suitable for the Pokemon card HueForge models)&nbsp;This only contains the box. The HueForge models to put in the box you can find on <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/u/4007970280" rel="nofollow noopener">cyanidesugar</a> profile.&nbsp;Print Settings<ul><li>15% infill</li><li>Lid needs tree supports for hole</li><li>0.2 layer height</li></ul>I&#39;ve also added Bambu Studio 3mf files that you can use if you own a Bambu Lab printer.&nbsp;ALL The Crafty Maker designs are protected by Copyright Law. By downloading, YOU HAVE NO RIGHT to sell any digital files or reproductions from those files. If you want a commercial license to LEGALLY SELL 3D prints, you&#39;ll need a <a target="_blank" href="https://patreon.com/TheCraftyMaker" rel="nofollow noopener">The Crafty Seller Patreon</a> subscription.

HueForge Wall Mountable Frame

hueforge frames

PrintsByJar3D

This is a gladiator mask modeled after the mask that MF DOOM wore - it is made to be able to print without any supports (however, I have supports included in the model file for a finer print for the overhangs in the eye holes) I printed these without skirts or rafts - just ensure you have good bed adhesion to obtain a successful print!

MF DOOM / Gladiator Mask

Spartan mask

Jorge Rui

Light flood for closed Bambu lab printers 

printer mods 

terminator

FRIARTUCK11

The Blue Angels, formally named the U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, are a flight demonstration squadron of the United States Navy. Formed in 1946, the unit is the second oldest formal aerobatic team in the world, after the French Patrouille de France formed in 1931. The team, composed of six Navy and one Marine Corps demonstration pilot, fly Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornets.The Blue Angels typically perform aerial displays in at least 60 shows annually at 30 locations throughout the United States and two shows at one location in Canada. The "Blues" still employ many of the same practices and techniques used in the inaugural 1946 season. An estimated 11 million spectators view the squadron during air shows from March through November each year. Members of the Blue Angels team also visit more than 50,000 people in schools, hospitals, and community functions at air show cities. Since 1946, the Blue Angels have flown for more than 505 million spectators.&nbsp;Check out the Air Force Thunderbirds Light Box <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/58166" rel="nofollow noopener">HERE</a> (https://makerworld.com/en/models/58166)

Navy Blue Angels Light Box

light box

maxman

3 color koi fish prints to stick on your walls!&nbsp;Updated 2/14/24: I doubled the size of these and printed around 500mm long on two build plates. Hung on the wall with 3M command strips - works great! I've attached an updated 3MF file at the larger size. &nbsp;

Koi Wall Art

japanese art

Jopek Design

<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/590665/2024-02-26_zpk0zhn91zj7.png"></figure><h4>Dimensions (LxWxH)</h4>170 x 96 x 65mm (100% scale)<h4>Basic information</h4>After multiple requests, I've decided to revisit my previously uploaded Orca design, and articulate it. Unfortunately Mattes beat me to it, and has already uploaded an <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/186429#profileId-205262" rel="nofollow noopener">Orca model</a> himself, so definitely check it out as well. I've decided to release the design anyway, as it would be a pity to scrap it completely, especially considering all the work that has been invested into it. I believe that my implementation of this idea still has something to offer, and isn't just a blind “copy” of the already existent design. It's unfortunate, that we both had the same idea at the same time, but I think there is enough space for both of us. I just wanted to clarify that, as I don't want to look like a copycat, or the Edison of 3D modelling :)&nbsp;Now briefly about the design itself: The model has 8 movable parts: The body is split into 6 segments + 2 movable fins. It prints in place, and no additional assembly is required. The base model is slightly oversized, so that all the fine details come out nicely, namely if you're printing in multicolor. If you're printing it in a single color only, and aren't bothered with loss of definition too much, feel free to downscale it to your liking. The model has been thoroughly tested, and should print fine up to 50% of the original size in single color, if you have a well calibrated, and reasonably accurate setup. Good cooling is very important, as the dorsal fin is fairly thin, and sticks out. It's advised to print at least two instances of the model to give the fin enough time to cool down and solidify, especially if your machine has trouble with cooling, or if you're printing a significantly downscaled version.<h4>Files information</h4>I've included 3 files: All of them are in the .stl format, and sorted into 2 folders. The folders are labeled Singlecolor and Multicolor, the single color folder contains 1 file, which is a plain, 1 piece version of the model, intended for single color printing. The Multicolor folder contains 2 files for multicolor printing, each file is named after the color, which was used on the example model in the image gallery. Import them all at once into your slicer as one file with multiple parts, and it should automatically align the parts, and assign an individual color to each of them.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/590665/2024-02-26_cbwntm48bfb1.png"></figure><h4>Material</h4>PLA<h4>Layer height</h4>0,2 mm<h4>Infill</h4>>15%<h4>Support</h4>None. The model doesn't require any support material.<h4>Scaling</h4>Possible, but mind the accuracy of your setup. If you go too far with your scaling experiments, you might run into issues such as fused segments, or fragile links. If you have a well calibrated setup, you should be able to print the model at up to 50% of the original size without any issues, other than a definition loss.<h4>Orientation</h4>Default, laid flat on the belly<h4>Adhesion aid</h4>Not necessary, the contact area with the buildplate should be sufficient. However if your print surface suffers from poor adhesion, consider using an adhesive spray, or some other kind of adhesion booster. Using a brim is possible, but not recommended, as it would be too difficult, and inconvenient to remove afterwards.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/590665/2024-02-26_c7okytd6aceh.png"></figure>This section contains a list of all updates and fixes, which were introduced to the model along the way. Each update will be thoroughly explained, so that you know, which issue was each specific update addressing. If you're having any problems with the model, you can check here, if a new, revised version of the model, has already been released in a response to your problem, or not.If you run into any issues with the model, please pay a visit to a section of known issues, which can be found just below the Updates and fixes. If you won't find your specific problem in there, don't hesitate to contact me via dm!<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/590665/2024-02-26_y881a3834u7b.png"></figure>There currently aren't any known issues/work in progress. If you run into any, please contact me via dm.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/590665/2024-02-26_2nc49uiutzxt.png"></figure>My work is free for personal, non commercial use. If you want to sell, or monetize my models in any other way, please contact me via dm, and we will talk over further details, terms and conditions, and your individual pricing plan.

Articulated Orca (singlecolor and multicolor)

articulated toys

Bottega.co.nz

The Toyota TEQ LED lightbox with the Japanese rising sun is a visually compelling tribute to Toyota enthusiasts, featuring the TEQ logo set against the iconic rising sun backdrop. Enhanced with LED technology, the lightbox showcases intricate details and radiates a dynamic glow. Ideal for display in automotive spaces, it symbolizes a blend of automotive excellence and Japanese heritage, encapsulating the pride associated with the Toyota brand and its commitment to engineering quality.&nbsp;Materials Materials and tools required for this project include a glue gun, aluminum tape, and an LED USB strip. Additionally, a soldering iron is optional for those who may choose to use it.&nbsp;Suggestions1. Opt for a textured PEI sheet for improved printing results. 2. Utilize the recommended print profile, as it includes several settings conducive to achieving optimal results. 3. Create a hole for the USB strip at your preferred location, using a soldering iron, drill, or by adjusting settings in the slicer.4. Enhance light diffusion by applying aluminum tape to the inside of the backplate. 5. When placing the LED lights, ensure they are positioned as far away from the colored design as possible to prevent diffusion issues and the visibility of individual LEDs.&nbsp;Bambu Studio SettingsFor optimal results, I highly advise utilizing the provided print profile. However, if you opt not to, here are the key slicer settings recommendations:1. Navigate to preferences (ctrl + P), activate developer settings, then go to Quality → Advanced → First Layer Flow Ratio: 1.04 to 1.08. 2. Under Quality, choose Wall generator → Arachne. 3. Set Quality → Wall transitioning threshold angle to 50º. 4. In Strength → Advanced, adjust Infill/wall overlap to 20% to 25%. 5. Quality → Advanced → Activate "Avoid crossing walls." 6. To minimize stringing, consider increasing retraction or reducing temperature. 7. When color printing, order the colors from the lightest to the darkest.&nbsp;Print Settings0.4mm Nozzle @ .2mm3 bottom layers15% gyroid infill on baseFirst layer speeds, 30mms and 60mms for first layer infill

Toyota TEQ rising sun lightbox

toyota

Kubikossi

<h2>New Universal Spool v2 released! <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/de/models/125311#profileId-135347" rel="nofollow noopener">Click here</a>!</h2>&nbsp;Universal spool for using filament on cardboard spools or Refill Packs (like eSun Refill Filament) in the Bambu AMS. No rewinding necessary, simply transfer the cardboard or refill core to the universal spools. Suitable for core diameters (inside) from 75 to 100mm. With Jayo spools, it is a little tricky to remove the rather thick ring at the core. You need a sharp cutter and patience.<a target="_blank" href="https://youtu.be/YNShKH9P1Qs?si=-JpmYJoZzH9Go-eM" rel="nofollow noopener">Check out my new video with a steb by step tutorial.</a><ol><li>Measure the width of the cardboard spool (inside between the reels). </li><li>Carefully remove one side of the cardboard spool. </li><li>Screw the corresponding core (50, 55 or 60mm width) onto a reel and insert it into the cardboard core.</li><li>Then turn over and remove 2nd side of cardboard reel.</li><li>If desired, then insert Silicatube (with silica gel or ballast).</li><li>Then screw on second roll, done.</li></ol>Now the filament can be used in the AMS without any problems. I made 2 designs of the reels, design nr. 2 needs less printing time. I use PLA (it is flexible enough for the core) with these settings: 3 walls 3 top and bottom layer 12% Gyroid Infill 0,16mm layerhigh (with variable layerhigh for the reels if you want)&nbsp;22.11.2023&nbsp;added the new v2 Cores (as Print Profile)<figure class="image image_resized image-style-side" style="width:37.94%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/797328/2023-11-22_2f2f7f0bccecd.jpg"></figure> The number of spiral arms was reduced from 4 to 3, while the diameter was increased from 110 to 117 mm. This means that the spools sit even better and less material is used, which also reduces the printing time slightly.&nbsp;The v2 Core with 60mm was tested by me with various filament and is therefore compatible with the following cardboard spools:<ul><li>Creality</li><li>eSun</li><li>GratKit</li><li>Kexcelled</li><li>Overture</li><li>Sunlu</li></ul><figure class="image image_resized image-style-side" style="width:37.86%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/797328/2023-11-22_61966bfd41a5d.jpg"></figure>&nbsp;Not yet tested, but should fit:<ul><li>Eryone</li><li>Bambu Lab Refill</li></ul>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;17.10.2023 <ol><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/43852#profileId-45166" rel="nofollow noopener">new rewind core</a>. With this new core it is now possible to rewind filament with my universal spool, e.g. from a cardboard spool or a 3kg spool.</li></ol>&nbsp;02.10.2023<ol><li>added a &#34;Core Jayo 85-55&#34; especially for Jayo Spools. It&#39;s slightly smaller than the normal 100-55 Core.</li><li>reworked the silica-top, the thread now runs more easily.</li><li>updated the 3mf-File</li></ol>