Marshall A.

iRyanDesign

A simple disney ear headband holder that can also be used for holding various other items such as headphones and hats.&nbsp;Mounted to the wall or any flat surface using either 2 screws or double sided tape. The rear of the mount features a groove that fits standard VHB double sided tape.&nbsp;Plate 1 has ironing turned on and Plate 2 has ironing turned off.

Mouse ear wall mount holder, headphone, hat holder

Disney 

Hart 3D Prints

Very Helpful and if you use a good color filament makes your desk look way better. You can print the drawers all as one or separate.You don’t need supports onInfill any higher than 15&nbsp;If you want to have a monkey pen holder next to it <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/249433?from=search" rel="nofollow noopener">click here</a><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000249384/design/2024-03-13_233f8de7761b9.webp">

Desk Organizer

Office Prints

Codyinbody3

Here&#39;s a custom lamp I made for a customer that I thought I&#39;d upload for you all to download and print if you want. Enjoy!&nbsp;Settings: The print profile settings are setup specifically for the frontplate only so you won&#39;t have wisps or colors bleed into each other or have those random dots of a darker color that you can only see when you get a light behind it. These are the best settings I&#39;ve found to take care of that out of the 1000s of lamps I&#39;ve printed. When going to print the backplate, be sure to change the filament settings. You&#39;ll want to change the first layer and other layers temps back to 220 on both. Then you can choose to take off retraction and zhop but it won&#39;t mess with the quality either way.

Racing Tree LED Lamp

Business

bthomas3664

Cable clamps for the govee outdoor lights.

Govee cable clamp 

garage

MKCAMC

I designed this version 2 of my Stackable Low-Profile Egg Dispenser in resopnse to feedback that I recieved from several people. This version is split into 2 parts which allows it to be printed on small format printers such as the A1 Mini and many others. I also increased the overall assembled length of the dispenser in order to allow for 6 eggs to be placed in it rather than 5. As in the original there is a slop to feed the eggs forward and a lip to keep them from falling out. Assembly is easy. Apply glue to either piece and then line up the fins and slots in between the 2 halves. You can print and stack as many of these as you need. I'm including a profile that has a brim and a profile that doesn't have a brim. I recommend using the brim, but it will take a little post processing to kae sure the brim material is cleared out so each section can stack. Enjoy!

Longer Stackable Egg Dispenser

House Stuff

blitzarproduction

Honda H badge, did this in the red Type R style. Texture is from my build plate.

Honda H badge Type R

car/garage

3DDruckbyDennis

Milwaukee LED SIGN

tool stuff

berri3D

For your tree trimming this year, here is a set of four spinning Christmas ornaments. The rings spin freely around familiar Christmas scenes: an evergreen tree, an angel, a snowman, and a cozy house.<ul><li>No AMS needed for multi-colour rings; they can be printed separately! Mix and match colours to your heart's content!</li><li>All ornaments are AMS ready and pre-painted</li><li>Solid colour versions are included as well and look just as good!</li></ul><h3>Trouble? Questions? Comments? Please don't hesitate to get in touch!</h3><h2>Merry Christmas!</h2><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/381938/2023-11-19_c8d27404379f3.png"></figure><h2>Printing Tips</h2><ul><li>Print Settings: My print profiles contain all my recommended settings (see below for more detail) as well as plates for:<ul><li>Full multicolour ornaments and rings</li><li>Separate multicolour scenes</li><li>Separate solid colour scenes</li><li>Separate Ring sets</li></ul></li><li>Filament: The ornaments look nicest when printed with Silk or Sparkle filaments (see About the Model below for brands/colours that I used)</li><li>Purge volumes: I've calibrated them to reduce waste, but you may need to recalculate for your own filament</li><li>Plate: A textured plate is recommended because of the texture it gives to the bottom of the ornaments. Be sure your plate is extra clean to ensure success because the rings have a small footprint.</li><li>Ironing: ironing makes the top surface look nicer but can add a lot of time to the print. Feel free to experiment with it if you'd like a better top finish.</li></ul><h2>Separating the Rings</h2>Separate the rings by rotating the ring (or scene) perpendicular to the rest of the ornament. Grab the edge and gently pull down. It should flex and release from the retaining hole at the top. To combine the rings, simply reverse the process.<h2>Print Settings</h2><ul><li>Elephant foot compensation: 0 (it helps the rings stick better because they already have a narrow footprint)</li><li>Wall loops: 4 (to make stronger rings surface)</li><li>Detect thin walls: On (fills in better)</li><li>First layer speed: 15 mm/s (helps things stick better and not be dragged)</li><li>Brim: none</li></ul><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/381938/2023-11-19_c8d27404379f3.png"><h2>About the Model</h2>There's something magical about print-in-place models. Many a time I've shown someone a box with a hinge and they were amazed. “What do you mean it was printed in one piece?!?” Since I also love Christmas, I thought I would combine the two types of magic and create a kinetic ornament.<h3>Filament used in display models:</h3><ul><li>Red Silk PLA (Hello3D)</li><li>Jade Green Silk PLA (CC3D)</li><li>Glorious Gold (Spectrum)</li><li>White Silk (Hello3D)</li></ul><h2>How to Support Me</h2>If you like what I make, I would love it if you would please click the like button and/or download a print profile. If you really like what I make, then please consider<a target="_blank" href="https://ko-fi.com/berri3d" rel="nofollow noopener"> buying me a coffee</a>. Thank you so much!<h2>Licensing</h2>These models are non-commercial and may not be sold, reproduced, or shared outside of this website. However, I will consider an individual license fee if you wish to sell printed models in your local area such as at a craft show. Please contact me for details.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/381938/2023-11-19_c8d27404379f3.png"></figure><h2>Changelog</h2>January 9, 2024<ul><li>Updated description to align with changed MakerWorld TOC</li></ul>December 1, 2023<ul><li>Updated profiles to fix Angel painting</li></ul>&nbsp;November 23, 2023<ul><li>Updated cover photo</li><li>Typo fixes</li></ul>&nbsp;November 22, 2023<ul><li>Added PrusaSlicer .3mf to Raw Files</li></ul>November 21, 2023<ul><li>Initial upload</li></ul>

Spinning Christmas Tree Ornaments

Christmas

PaulBB

<h4>Update 1 - 17th October 2023:</h4>Thanks for the feedback and the great prints everybody! :) As expected some printers have troubles with connecting two stacks together, especially when they are not calibrated enough. I added a small chamber + fillet on the pins to allow the pins to slide in more easily. Just push it in as far as it goes until it sits tight. Leave a gap if it does not go all the way in to avoid breaking the holder or sand the pins down. Please let me know if that works! As the time of writing only my print profile has the updated version, but as the Bambu Lab printers are very well calibrated out of the box you should not have a problem with it.&nbsp;Other then that I just cleaned up the bottom of the holder a bit. Nothing changed for the top part and the clip. They are still compatible. I maybe will redesign the pin completly to a kind of snap-clip version. I also had the idea to add a double-width version.&nbsp;<h3>Stackable Bottle Holder</h3>A stackable bottle holder to store your bottles of all kind nicely on top of each other. This way you save space in your cabinet, shelf or even your fridge. The dimensions of one base element are 88.2mm x 88.2mm x 200mm (Width x Height x Length). Bottles for a diameter of up to 85mm are supported, which should basically fit every normal bottle. It even fits wine bottles quite nicely, wheras I would not recommend to stack more then two, as they get quite heavy then. (Do that at your own risk, or if you are using a really strong material, as the walls supporting the whole thing are only 1.6mm wide!)There is also a clip to connect two “towers” with each other.<h3>Print settings</h3>I used 3 walls, 15% infill with 0.2mm layer height and it printed fine. You may have to increase the top layers, infill or layer height depending on your printers capabilities to get the “bed” for the bottle right, as this is very prone to <a target="_blank" href="https://all3dp.com/2/3d-printing-top-layer-problems-easy-fixes-for-pillowing/" rel="nofollow noopener">pillowing</a>. The top part also has pretty steep overhangs, you may want to increase the layer height there or even add supports. <h3>Installation</h3>Just stack the elements on top of each other. The holes should fit exactly as long you do not print each element in a different material type (PLA, PETG, etc.)The clip to connect two towers goes on one of the main supports. I found the middle one the best for this as it is not visible there afterwards.

Stackable Bottle Holder

First Prints

ebjspecials

This is a modified version of "Jan Schelkle".Changes: 4 holes were added in the bottom for 8x3mm magnets 4 bases have been added to the lid to accommodate 8x3mm magnetsThis means that the lid no longer sits as loosely as was criticized for the original.&nbsp;&nbsp;Es handelt sich hierbei um eine modifizierte Version von "Jan Schelkle".Änderungen: Im Boden wurden 4 Löcher hinzugefügt für 8x3mm Magnete Im Deckel wurden 4 Sockel hinzugefügt um 8x3mm Magnete aufzunehmenSomit sitzt nun der Deckel nicht mehr so Locker wie beim Original bemängelt.

Tools and Accessories Box - Remix EBJ v1

For Printer

Murata

<figure class="media"><oembed url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRsKkqWW3Uk"></oembed></figure>&nbsp;This is a double axle dump truck with pup trailer. I designed it to accompany my <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/18311" rel="nofollow noopener">tracked excavator</a> model. It is intended to be tough enough to play with as a toy, not just a shelf model.&nbsp;The tires and mudflaps can be printed in TPU as well as PLA. The TPU print profile has the tires slightly undersized for better retention.&nbsp;<h3>Build Notes</h3>Everything assembles with snap fits, but if you want the wheels to really spin freely, a drop of mineral oil or a smidge of petroleum jelly on each axle before assembly will help.&nbsp;<h3>History</h3>2024-06-24: Added a hinge to the trailer so it doesn&#39;t come unhooked as easily2024-05-19: Added scarf seams, added TPU profile, fixed dump body geometry error at pivot2024-05-06: Added brim to dump gate, more piston clearance, modelled roll-over tarp cover2024-04-18: Updated out of date dump body STLs to match 3mf files2023-12-04: Minor changes to truck and trailer chassis pistons to reduce sticking2023-11-19: Increased retention on wheels. Let me know if you have issues with them being too loose or taking a lot of force to install.