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Pocket-sized, magnetic, and way more satisfying than it has any right to be. 😄
The Pocket Slider was designed specifically to fit inside a standard 2.7-inch BonBon capsule for the contest.
It uses a compact center guide and 7×2 mm magnets to create a satisfying snap as the top slides from one position to the other. Because of the center guide, the slider can also rotate 180° and keep going, so it ends up being more than just a simple back-and-forth fidget.
The textured top gives your thumb plenty of grip as well as offering a stim sensation, while the small size makes it easy to throw in a pocket, bag, or desk drawer.
#Contests #Hostedbycreator #Bonbon
Small enough for the capsule. Big enough to be annoyingly addictive. 😂
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After revisiting one of my older designs that continuously failed due to nozzle collisions on the blades, I'm excited to finally successfully design, print, and release the Helix Spinner - A Helical Turbine Wind Spinner!
This has been reworked to improve printability while keeping a hypnotic turbine effect. The five helical blades create a smooth spinning motion that's fun to watch indoors or outside in a light breeze.
⚠️ **Printing Note:** If your printer's bridge and overhang settings are perfectly tuned, you should be able to print this without supports with minimal sag. If not, *I strongly recommend enabling Organic Supports*. Every machine behaves differently, and using supports is far better than ending up with sagging filament or a failed print.
I'd love to see everyone's makes! If you try different nozzles, materials, or support strategies, post your results.#Newmodel #Sharing Makes
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Finally finished my first Dragon Dice Tower and matching magnetic tray!
This project started as an overly complicated modular design with magnets, alignment features, removable walls, and way too many opportunities to make my life difficult. After several redesigns (and a lot of lessons learned), I scrapped the complexity and rebuilt it as a simple one-piece tower with a magnetic docking tray.
The tower uses three internal ramps and a large D20 front emblem, while the tray features a matching dragon design. I designed it specifically with wood PLA in mind, and the final version feels incredibly solid in hand.
A few things I learned along the way:
• Simpler is often better
• Print-in-place beats unnecessary assembly
• Avoid Crossing Walls is your friend
• Inner/Outer wall order matters more than I expected
• Cardboard spools and roller-style dryers are not always friends
• I am REALLY bad at fine-line painting and staining in 70% humidity :-(
I'm already working on future themes. Current ideas include a Mimic edition, Necromancer edition, Beholder edition, and more.
As always, feedback is welcome. I'd love to hear what fantasy themes you'd like to see next!
#Newmodel #Sharing Makes(Edited)
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After way too many iterations, redesigns, support battles, and one extremely stubborn baseball… the King of the Diamond fantasy baseball trophy is finally coming together.⚾👑
This project started as our league creator asking for me to design and print a trophy for the ultimate winner of our fantasy league(which 100% will not be me...I'm in last place) and slowly escalated into: “what if the baseball had a crown and rotated like a relic?”
The wind spinner project may have given me issues, but this one somehow turned into one of the most fun designs I’ve made so far.
Features:
Rotating crowned baseball
Customizable plaque
TPU friction washers for controlled spin
Wood-textured stained base - I printed the base in Teak Wood Pla, then sanded it, applied a coat of minwax gel stain - chestnut, sanded with 400 grit after 2 hours, cleaned again, applied another coat of stain, then 48 hours later added two coats of polyurethane spray sealant.
Hope everyone likes it.#Sharing Makes #Newmodel(Edited)
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#Cupholder #Contests
This started as a magnetic cup holder idea and slowly evolved into more of a drink stabilizer for metal workspaces.
The goal wasn't really insulation. It was keeping drinks secure.
The TPU body adds grip and flexibility while hidden magnets sealed into the base let it attach to toolboxes, carts, workbenches, and other metal surfaces.
It fits cans, coffee cups, and even drinks already inside sleeves or koozies. Sometimes the project changes directions while you're building it, and this version ended up making more sense.
Printed in Sunlu TPU 95A black. Slowed down wall speeds. Pause at layer 13 to imbed 4 20x2 magnets.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/2816182-magnetic-tpu-drink-holder#profileId-3135306(Edited)
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Coffee addiction was the starting point for this design. ☕
I wanted a dedicated place for my daily coffee that wasn't just a flat coaster sitting somewhere on my desk. Once I had the cup holder started, it turned into an all-in-one workspace setup with a phone stand and tray area for everyday items.
The cup holder was made with extra depth for better stability and a handle cutout so mugs can sit naturally without awkward positioning.
Coffee, phone, notes(fidget toys, really), random desk items — one place for everything.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/2806786-steady-desktop-cup-holder-phone-stand-organizer#profileId-3123345
#Cupholder #Contests(Edited)
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This is only my 6th(technically 7th, but still working on actually getting my 6th to print properly) CAD creation. I'm still learning fusion and so...yeah
The original concept of this wind spinner used large continuous twisted blades, but after multiple print iterations and some very aggressive battles with bridges, overhangs, nozzle collisions, and airflow behavior, the design evolved into this helical rib-cage structure.
The final version keeps the same turbine-inspired motion and vortex style while dramatically improving printability and structural stability.
A lot of the process became an exercise in learning valuable lessons. Or being taught a tough lesson between CAD design and printing.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/2793291-helix-cage-wind-spinner#profileId-3106315
#Windspinner #Contests(Edited)
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This turned out so much better than I hoped. Absolutely fantastic.
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