leekarrglasgow

Fletch

A planter even Super Mario would approve of. This giant planter just about maxes out the print bed with a 176mm inner diameter and 216mm height. Get ready for spring and show off your flowers or veggies with this giant Mario planter.&nbsp;Bottom screws into the main planter for easier printing and transplanting.

Supersize Mario Planter

Gardening

This is one of my all time favorite games and locations. This map always reminds of the fun I had playing A Link to the Past with my siblings for hours when we were younger, hunting for the Master Sword or finding all of the chests in the dungeons throughout the world. Makes a great addition to any game room or just some wall art. I tried to make it as accurate as possible. With the size of model, I wasn&#39;t able to add some of the smaller details since they wouldn&#39;t print well. I hope you enjoy it!&nbsp;You can find the Dark World map here:<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/456194" rel="nofollow noopener">Zelda A Link to the Past - Dark World</a>&nbsp;A frame stand for displaying on a bookshelf or table can be found here:<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/456210" rel="nofollow noopener">Zelda A Link to the Past Map - Frame Stand</a>&nbsp;There is a separate profile for a frame with a hole in the back for hanging on the wall.&nbsp;ColorsGray - Overture PLA Plus Space GrayLight Brown - Overture PLA Plus BrownDark Brown - Hatchbox PLA BrownLight Green - Inland PLA Matte GreenDark Green - Elegoo PLA GreenBlue - Hatchbox PLA BlueRed - Hatchbox PLA RedBlack - Elegoo PLA Matte BlackYellow - Hatchbox PLA Yellow&nbsp;ProfilesThere are multiple profiles available to account for no AMS, one AMS, or two AMS. I have included mini profiles as well. It takes 9 colors to do the full color map and frame and I have provided a profile that will allow you to print all 9 colors using a single AMS.

Zelda A Link To The Past Map

video games

dahliin86

<boostme><boosttitle>Boost Me</boosttitle><boostcontent>Please boost and rate! </boostcontent></boostme>A holder for 6 spraybottle for cardetailing.&nbsp;Fit bottles that are 69mm i diameter or smaller.&nbsp;Place for storage in the middle of the bottles.&nbsp;Printed in PETG, the handle is in a separate printingprofile due to more walls and infill.&nbsp;Uses 16 short countersunk M4 bolts. 8-16mm should work. The printed thread can be a bit tight but should not be a problem to get the bolts in. If u struggle to get it in clean the threads with a M4 threading tap.&nbsp;Here are som different colorsuggestions&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000432386/design/2024-04-21_12991568147c9.png"></figure>

Bottle holder for car detailing

Tools

T3rryX

This is a system of hexagonal shelves i designed from the ground up. The shelves are 250mm wide point to point and i provided various depths, 150mm, 125mm, 100mm and 75mm. Also included drawer/inserts for them, as well as a drawer knob/handle and some clips to attach the pieces together.&nbsp;The shelves are a single piece print with some gussetts in the corners which also have holes to use screws to hang on a wall, or to use the provided connector pieces.&nbsp;The connector pieces are made to be press fit, but i also added a hole through the center of the pegs so you can drill it out easily to add screws, this should allow you to either screw from the front to secure the boxes, or screw from the back and create more of a pressure fit by having the screw expand the plastic peg. I included 3 connectors, one for a 3 way intersection, one for a 2 way and a single, just to make for consistent spacing off the wall if you decide to use the connector and fasten to the wall with screws,&nbsp;The drawers are a 3 piece design, the face and sides are one piece and the back is a separate piece with designed alignment pegs, the pegs are press fit but they are very small so i would suggest using them for alignment and then adding glue for strength. The drawer knob is held on with a M3 screw which is force threaded in to the knob to cut threads, the M3 screw can be anywhere from 8mm to 15mm, obviously the longer screw will get more engagment and be more secure, but dont go longer than 15mm or you risk punching through the face of the knob.&nbsp;There's also an included “clip” i am not a fan of it, but it would work alright for a temporary setup which do not utilize drawers.&nbsp;&nbsp;As mentioned, there are 4 different depth shelves and drawers, they're all labelled on the plate and on the object, the drawer back and knob is the same for all drawer depths, so you can rearrange things and print whatever's needed for your particular setup.&nbsp;&nbsp;EDIT ADDED: mini shelves, the big ones were too big for some things, so i have added mini shlelves which fits 7 inside the main shelf, i have only done the 150mm version so far because that's what i made for personal use, i added a second profile for the mini shelves/drawers.The mini container and mini container stand is just if you want to print the minis without the main shelf, you can still somewhat hold them together and have them stable.&nbsp;

Hex Shelf System 250mm - various depths

Organization

3DFM

Custom Piece Designed off of unknown laser cut acrylic border pieces. Version 2&nbsp;I have no idea how this is supposed to work it was recreated for a work colleague as he was lost a piece. Honestly kind of confused about its function.

Colin Catan BorderV2

board games

jdicerchio

Garland decoration for Saint Patrick's Day. Each piece is printed separately using a single AMS (or you can do multiple filament changes) and then snapped together using custom connectors. Little glue is required for the clouds so it can utilize a single AMS. If you print two of each item, it will be just under 6' long but you can add or remove as needed! Two types of hooks provided to fit most mantles/fireplaces or wherever you want to place it.

Saint Patrick's Day Garland Decor

Holidays

franceschellifederico

This is my first attempt at modeling a small decorative vase.&nbsp;Check out my <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/it/models/99734#profileId-106336" rel="nofollow noopener">new LowPoly vase</a>: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/it/models/99734#profileId-106336" rel="nofollow noopener"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/376969/2023-12-19_368808b956206.png"></a>

Minimal Vase

decor

wwgal73

Christmas tree shaped advent calendar with working doors and incorporated hinges complete with a star on top. Choose your own color scheme for the different parts of the calendar!&nbsp;3d printed miniatures are not my designs and not included in this project.&nbsp;Approximate assembled dimensions:<ul><li>11.5 inches/ 290 mm Tall</li><li>10.8 inches/ 274 mm Wide</li><li>1.5 inches/ 38.5 mm Deep</li></ul>Approximate interior dimensions of each box: 1.25 in x 1.25 in x 1.25 in (33 mm x 33 mm x 33 mm)<h2>Print and Assembly Instructions</h2><h3>Test Pins (Optional)</h3>The tree shell must be cut in two to fit on many printers. I've done this in the sliced file, and the connectors generated by the slicer fit together when printed on my printer. However, at least one user found they did not fit properly. If you'd like to test the fit before printing the whole thing, print this plate and fit the pieces together to make sure they go together nicely. If they don't, inspect the pins to make sure they're free of blobs or defects. You can also download the Tree.stl file and perform the cut operation again and make adjustments to the connectors or eliminate them and use glue. Be sure to cut it at a spot where the cut is hidden under a set of branches.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:32.12%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/333010/2023-11-26_cde80fbd8248e.png"></figure>Here are the connector settings I used: <figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/333010/2023-11-26_a62dd845133fa.png"></figure>&nbsp;Layer Height: .2 mmInfill: 15%Supports: Tree (Auto) - SlimBrim: Yes<h3>Tree shell (print 1)</h3>The outer Christmas tree shell is too big to print on many printer plates unless sliced into multiple parts. To do this, stand it on the base and slice it below a set of branches to hide the seam. Consider adding connectors before performing the cut. Lay the pieces down on the flat side and rotate to fit on the plate. I like to rotate both pieces the same direction and angle to ensure they look consistent when reassembled.&nbsp;Layer Height: .2 mmInfill: 15%Supports: Tree (Auto) - SlimBrim: No&nbsp;<h3>Door backers (print 24)</h3>The door backers are colored plates that show through the numbers in the doors and also provide the door pulls so I like to print them in contrasting color(s) or shiny or sparkly filament. Snap one onto the back of each door by placing the knob through the hole in the door and pressing in the pins on the remaining three corners.&nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:28.79%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/333010/2023-11-22_af8f86de1b434.png"></figure>Layer Height: .2 mmInfill: 15%Supports: NoBrim: No&nbsp;<h3>Gift box insert (print 1)</h3>This single piece print is made up of 24 boxes with working doors stacked to fit snugly inside the tree shell. Print it with the door side down on a smooth cool plate with no supports and no brim. I print mine with a high flow PLA to ensure smooth door surfaces.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:32%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/333010/2023-11-22_44a9c6903c55e.png"></figure>&nbsp;Layer Height: .2 mmInfill: 15%Supports: NoBrim: No&nbsp;Note: Be sure to open all the doors and install the door backers before snapping it into the shell since the backers have the door pulls on them!&nbsp;Align the box insert with the 3 sets of slots that help hold it in place before you push it all the way in.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:27.34%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/333010/2023-11-22_fd86b0e6ce9b6.jpeg"></figure><h3>Star (print 1)</h3>The star snaps on to a pin at the top of the tree. It looks really pretty printed in a metallic filament. Print flat side down with no brim and no supports. Using a smaller layer height gives a nice sharp look.&nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:30.62%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/333010/2023-11-22_93f203a1feb39.jpeg"></figure><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:29.79%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/333010/2023-11-22_786da495e0aad.jpeg"></figure>Layer Height: .12 mmInfill: 100%Supports: NoBrim: No&nbsp;Note: Miniature Bambu P1P, A1 Mini and filament spools are not my designs. If you think they're as adorable as I do, you can find them on MakerWorld:<ul><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/44936#profileId-61088" rel="nofollow noopener">Bambu Lab P1P by Printedin3D - MakerWorld</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/57634#profileId-59394" rel="nofollow noopener">BambuLab A1 Mini - Mini Figure ( not keychain) - Printing itself ! Remixed by OLLESTORE - MakerWorld</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/36638#profileId-34761" rel="nofollow noopener">Mini Filament Spool Shared by Pfh10_DD - MakerWorld</a></li></ul>Change History11/26/2023<ul><li>Updated box insert to fix issue with hinges being too tight on internal boxes</li><li>Updated tree shell to have slightly thicker back and allow for more tolerance on pins</li><li>Added tree supports to pins on tree shell</li><li>Added Test Pins plate to allow you to print a test to make sure the pins will fit together</li></ul>12/30/2023<ul><li>My original fix for the hinge issue does not appear to have uploaded. After more reports of issues, I downloaded it myself and opened it from Maker World and it didn't contain the fixes. I have saved it with a new name and reuploaded. There should be 6 plates in total. The original only had 5 so you'll know you have the new one if you have 6.</li></ul>&nbsp;

Christmas Tree Advent Calendar with print-in-place doors

Christmas

Murata

<figure class="media"><oembed url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jArIfws3gts"></oembed></figure>I designed this toy for my 3 year old to play with so it is intended to be robust enough to survive rough play, and the bucket is slightly oversized for more fun. There’s also an accompanying <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/58279" rel="nofollow noopener">dump truck model</a>.&nbsp;Please let me know if any parts break and leave feedback on anything that could be improved upon in the design.&nbsp;The final model is roughly 80 mm wide and everything is assembled with snaps (no glue or fasteners). The only tool required is a coin to tighten the body and tracks together. And there is a hollow pocket for some old AA batteries to add a bit of weight to the body. These are purely optional.&nbsp;Most moving parts are designed with 0.2 mm clearances which work fine on the Bambu X1C but might fuse on other printers. If any joints are frozen or too tight to assemble, try setting <a target="_blank" href="https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/software/bambu-studio/xy-hole-contour-compensation" rel="nofollow noopener">XY Contour Compensation </a>to -0.05 mm. The tracks are offered in two variants, 0.15 mm clearance and 0.2 mm clearance in the raw files. My print came out nicely with 0.15 mm clearance track, but I understand this is not possible on all printers. The tracks show the build-plate side, so they will look a bit nicer if printed on a textured plate.&nbsp;<h3>Build Notes</h3>Be careful to install the H-link build plate face out. It’s a common mistake.&nbsp;When loosening joints for the first time, grab or pry as close to the pivot as possible. If a joint is a little bit stiff, it’s pretty easy to snap a piston by pushing on the end.&nbsp;<h3>History</h3>2024-03-30: Added some extra brim to boom cylinders to help with adhesion.2023-12-04: Minor updates to boom to reduce stuck or broken parts and improve bed adhesion.2023-10-13: Several minor design fixes to make parts more robust. I&#39;ve also included half-length track stls for smaller build plates. You need 4 of these per model. And I&#39;ve included a step file of the assembled excavator so that you can preview different colour pallet ideas. And lastly, there is now a single plate profile that crams the whole thing onto one plate if you&#39;re feeling confident and don&#39;t care about colours.

Tracked Excavator

MihaiDesigns

3D printed AMS stacking stand. Fits the Bambu Lab AMS (for P1P and X1 series 3D printers)<a href="https://www.youtube.com/shorts/__9SEiFJhKI" rel="nofollow">Quick presentation video</a><h3>Compatibility</h3>Fits the 3 different versions of the AMS units. However, the fit for the older version (3 large gaps on the sides instead of 4) is slightly offset and the bottom box will protrude out a bit.<h3>Materials</h3><ul><li>about 500g of filament</li><li>optional 10x404mm metal rod/pipe (such as an aluminum pipe) cost me about $2 at the hardware store</li><li>optional two M3 grub screws 6-12mm long and compatible Allen (hex) key (you can find them in sets on Amazon for $10-20), OR use long normal M3 screws, like M3x30 or M3x40 and only screw in a quarter of the length</li><li>optional felt pads for the bottom AMS unit for easier sliding</li></ul><h3>Printing</h3>There's an optional small test-fit part (plate 3) that can be printed first for checking potential fitting issues.Pick either the decorated version (plate 1) or the plain version (plate 2). Takes close to 15 hours to print with the Generic PETG profile. <h3>Assembly</h3>Cut the metal rod to 404mm long, then insert it in both printed parts. Fit the AMS unit at the top. Screw in the two grub screws at the back alongside the rod to lock it in place. If you like CAD modeling, I posted a<a href="https://youtu.be/lQgtJk67J3Q" rel="nofollow"> 90-minute video with the entire workflow for creating this model</a>.