Killstreat

LoboCNC

This original design puzzle box, with hidden latches, sliding panels, a mystery dial, and covered with runic symbology, is the perfect place to keep your most valuable keepsakes safe (from anyone without a hammer). It requires just the right sequence of dial and panel motions to open it. Or to fully close it. It's actually not that diabolical, making it great for kids.Printing I printed this in Pearl Mouse PLA with Black for the accent colors. No supports are required for any of the parts. Use exactly 0.2mm layers to make the build-in removable supports print correctly. I would also recommend using a 0.4mm or smaller nozzle. Print 2 of each latch piece and on of everything else. To get the accent colors, print the first layer of both sides and the dial in your accent color, and then change the filament to print the rest in the main color. For the lid, print the first 38 layers (up to 7.6mm) in the main color and then print the rest of the layers in your accent color.Assembly First note that the main box part has 2 built-in break-away supports on either side in the upper slots. One is highlighted in blue on the photo below. Theses should just pull out cleanly.<img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/596099/rich_content/37c006d1-2c90-4a65-a46f-0495be52176f/pb-support.jpg#%7B%22uuid%22%3A%22ccd09f53-8be0-408c-a9da-c8371aa06c05%22%2C%22w%22%3A666%2C%22h%22%3A500%7D">The Latch pieces each need a small length of filament to act as a pins that fit into the dial. The holes in the ends of the latches are a tight fit on 1.75mm filament, so start off cutting about a 15mm length and cut a taper on one end. Jam the tapered end into the hole first and then tap in partway through. cut the tapered end off flush with the one side of the latch and the other end should protrude by 2.5mm as shown in the photo below:<img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/596099/rich_content/934bff51-4708-49f3-8831-e8f0287a1db3/pb1.jpg#%7B%22uuid%22%3A%2248744a69-6040-4913-97b3-60fb04579ca3%22%2C%22w%22%3A771%2C%22h%22%3A578%7D">Insert the 4 latches into the hole in the cover with the pins facing up as shown:<img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/596099/rich_content/edcefc84-ed79-4506-a2ed-7b5f5f8235cf/pb2.jpg#%7B%22uuid%22%3A%225ca076ac-f373-4997-8521-e16bebcdf82c%22%2C%22w%22%3A2000%2C%22h%22%3A1500%7D">Flip the whole thing over and place the dial in the center hole. Slide the latches in or out so that all 4 fit into the groove in the bottom side of the dial:<img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/596099/rich_content/634f76f5-f1f3-4fe8-a71c-ba8804934210/pb3.jpg#%7B%22uuid%22%3A%2277ecd082-b71b-4b12-849e-fb362c3ae156%22%2C%22w%22%3A2000%2C%22h%22%3A1500%7D">Now press the dial bottom onto the underside of the dial and press click it onto place.One of the two side pieces had just one hole on this inside. Slide it onto the grooves on the end that allows it to drop down about ½" from flush with the top:<img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/596099/rich_content/f5cbeb41-c56f-47fb-9493-f7b965cb3768/pb4.jpg#%7B%22uuid%22%3A%22a238ca06-a2a1-428f-bda3-ec7686680f16%22%2C%22w%22%3A2000%2C%22h%22%3A1500%7D">The other side piece has 2 holes in the end, and it should slide into the grooves on the end that only allows it to drop down about ¼":<img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/596099/rich_content/4528d583-e7f5-4b9b-a660-f5f16165bed8/pb5.jpg#%7B%22uuid%22%3A%2251a41b39-64ba-4067-9c64-d0c3a38abd88%22%2C%22w%22%3A2000%2C%22h%22%3A1500%7D">Getting the Lid On or Off Now comes the tricky part. First note that as you turn the dial, the latches on all 4 sides will move in and out – from retracting flush to sticking out 2.5mm to sticking out 5mm. Moving these latches in and out in the right sequence will allow you to get the top in place.Start with all 4 latches sticking out an equal amount on all sides. Now, If you lift body of the box up, one side will.. drop down just a little, but the other will drop down enough to state sliding the lid on. As you start sliding the lid on, it'll go almost all the way. Next, fiddle with the dial until the lid can slide all the way on. (You're doing this blind, but that's what makes it fun!)Next, turn the dial until the final exposed latch, is flush with the end of the lid. Slide that end up flush with the top. Then rotate the dial some more until you can fully lift the second side of the box. Give the dial another 1/8th turn and everything is locked up! Just reverse this process to get the box back open.

Enigma Puzzle Box

Puzzle

OscarTheCat

The Munari is the first of the Montessori Mobiles, it can be used with children that are just a few weeks old (0-6 weeks), when they can only see high-contrast colors.The Munari's time tested design with black and white geometrical patterns that helps the baby develop his ability to explore the world visually. It practices focus, concentration, tracking of a moving object and depth perception as the mobile moves gently on natural air currents and reflects the light&nbsp;if you own a Bambu Labs X1/P1 or A1 you can simply load the presliced bed.Otherwise you have to swap filaments mid print or paint them yourself by hand.

MONTESSORI THE MUNARI MOBILE

Baby

Ukdavewood

Update 2/2/24Added Extra profile containing optional underwater parts and a stand - which can be bolted on the bottom with 3xM4 x 15mm Cap head screws.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Update 13/2/24Updated the underwater print profile to move the section breaks so that they line  up with the main waterline model.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/530902/2024-02-13_4007ddc013b068.jpeg"></figure>Also doubled up  the tiny azipod motor parts - as it doesn't add much to print time and will then give some spares in case of breakages or printing issues.&nbsp;Also slightly improved the adaptive layer height settings.&nbsp;&nbsp;Update 4/1/24.I have added the underwater hull part of this ship to my 1:1000 scale version here<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/15006#profileId-14776" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/15006#profileId-14776</a>&nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:29.97%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/530902/2024-01-04_4a0113e166b658.jpg"></figure>If there is any interest in a version scaled for this 1:500 version please let me know via the comments I will create one.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Scaled at 1:500 and mutli coloured - this model is multi plate, quite large and requires a lot of time to print.It is recommened that people try one of the 1:1000 or 1:1250 version first - which print without supports on a single plate.&nbsp;Updated 31/12/23New version of the Dome on deck18 added as a 2nd + 3rd plate on the same print profile as was uploaded on 21/12&nbsp;Updated 21/12/23Alternative version of deck 8 included in seperate profile - to avoid issues with lighting channel showing through very thin deck layer.&nbsp;Updated 9/10/23:Corrected a problem with a duplicate part from deck 15 being present and one part from deck 14 being missing.See Plate 14.&nbsp;Updated 30/9/23:Corrected a problem with the port side of the hull section not slicing correctly.&nbsp;Also note that since releasing these complex multi part 1:500 ship models I have found that the BL printers are capable of printing these models quite well at a 1:1000 scale on a single plate. Seperate entries in Makerworld have been created for the 1:1000 versions.&nbsp;&nbsp;Update: 8/9/23:A new version of the model has just been updated that addresses points 2,3,4 & 5 below.&nbsp;&nbsp;Update: 18/8/23Following feedback from the 2 successful end user prints of this model I am planning to make the following updates:<ol><li>Enhance the build instructions - I have already made some updates to bring these instructions in line with the slightly more detailed ones on printables.</li><li>Thicken up some of the more fragile top decks - that are quite difficult to remove from anything other than a cooled down textured sheet</li><li>Change the settings in the build files to increase the use of brims - to avoid corner lift off</li><li>Include built in part numbering on the main deck parts.</li><li>Provide a version of the centre hull section with slightly wider tollerances - to make it easier to push parts together</li><li>Provide simpler smaller scale versions (1:1000) of this ship for single plate, single colour and multi colour printing.</li></ol>&nbsp;Third ship in a series of Seven 1:500 scale Models of P&O Cruise Ships - Iona - for personal use only.&nbsp;Iona is the largest P&O Cruise Ship currently in service.&nbsp;Designed for multi colour printing on a Bambu Lab X1C or P1P with 8 Colours (2 x AMS).&nbsp;STL files not available individually as there are too many.Designed using Fusion 360.Model is approximately 3 build plates long - so needs to be printed in separate sections which are slotted together at deck level, then each deck is bolted together using M4 Cap Head Screws.Printing will take well over 60 hrs in total - in separate plates which average about 2 hrs printing time each - but some of the more complicated plates take in excess of 13 hours to print.&nbsp;For reference here are the filament colours I have been using in order of quantity - with a best guess at Bambu Lab equivalentseSUN PLA+ Filament 1.75mm, PLA Plus 3D Printer Filament Cold White eSUN PLA+ Silver SunLU PLA+ Blue SunLU PLA Red 1kg 1.75mm PLA 3D printer filament Printer - With coil (Gold Color) SUNLU 3D Printer Filament PLA+ Plus Grass Green Aldi Balco Blue 1kg SunLU PLA Yellow Bambu Lab Orange ICE Filaments ICEFIL1PLA104 PLA filament, 1.75mm, 0.75 kg, Barbaric Brown eSUN PLA BLACK  With the quantity of white being about 10x the rest.My best guess at equivalent Bambu Lab Filaments to these would be:Bambu Lab PLA Basic Jade White Bambu Lab PLA Silk Silver Bambu Lab PLA Basic Blue Bambu Lab PLA Basic Red Bambu Lab PLA Basic Bronze Bambu Lab PLA Basic Green Bambu Lab PLA Matt Ice Blue Bambu Lab PLA Basic Yellow Bambu Lab PLA Basic Orange Bambu Lab PLA Basic Brown Bambu Lab PLA Basic Black&nbsp;Around 22 M4x16 and 4 M4 x 10  &nbsp;Build instructions. (updated 18/8/23)&nbsp;<ol><li>Print plates in the order presented. Writing deck numbers onto printed parts can help with organisation. **</li><li>Recommend textured plate is used for most prints - especially those with only 1 layer in some parts - such as deck 19 Bow. Cool plate however useful for very long thicker prints - such as Hull if being able to pause prints overnight is a requirement. **</li><li>For the thicker hull sections the dovetail joints are quite tight so a small amount of trimming of the dovetails may be required to get the pieces to slot together.</li><li>On the stern section of the hull I have included some slight overlaps to stop corners from being round that will need to be trimmed off. **</li><li>It is recommended that a small hammer is used to gently tap the dovetail joints together - going slowly from side to side - until the sections are flat.</li><li>Completed decks can then be bolted together using the holes with slots for screw tops.</li><li>Lifeboats need to be slotted into deck 7 tabs - it may be necessary to slightly widen the slots in the lifeboats with a screwdriver.</li><li>The canopy on deck 19 also slots into some fairly tight holes - so again these might need to be prized open slightly with a small screwdriver</li></ol><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/530902/2023-08-18_a2c7dd1a41697.jpeg"></figure>&nbsp;&nbsp;Model has only been printed once so far, and was re-sliced for this upload.Further details of the design and built process are available on the Bambu Labs forum AMS section.Details of this model will also be posted on<ol><li>The Bambu Lab Official Facebook Group</li><li>The P&O Facebook Group</li><li>The Ship Models Facebook Group</li></ol>&nbsp;This is a personal project. I have no connection to P&O Cruises or Carnival Corporation other than being a customer.This version is released under a CC Non Commercial No Derivatives license due the P&O Cruises branding.&nbsp;&nbsp;f360 ref: iona 5b Arvia V1 S500 v122. 30/9/23  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

P&O Cruises Iona 1:500 Multi part

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corfulaurent

just an experiment on the famous 3DBenchy on how it would look with 4 colours for the AMS unit. Be carefull as it will use a lot of poop

Puzzle

Baby

Other

AMS

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