qabandi

FunkyArt

A few years ago I made this as a rendering for my kitchen backsplash. At some point I thought, why not print it out and put it on a shelf?It's a tribute to the legendary photo from the New York Times "Lunch atop a skyscraper" and of course Star Wars. Now what has always belonged together comes together ...&nbsp;If you don't want to waste so much material or have problems while printing, try cutting the model exactly in the middle of the support surface, like here (or use the halfcut profile):<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:100%;"><img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/474202/rich_content/745475e4-d756-4984-b39e-6e8470fef94b/thumbs/cover/800x477/png/unbenannt.webp"></figure><figure class="image image_resized image-style-align-center" style="width:99.69%;"><img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/474202/rich_content/ba54fb57-f598-4b31-9bf8-5d75aba81fbe/thumbs/cover/800x600/jpeg/image3.webp"></figure>This makes it an pretty easy print (use tree support!) I glued the legs and the surface with plastic glue, it holds perfect and the result looks quite good.<figure class="image image_resized image-style-align-center" style="width:99.15%;"><img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/474202/rich_content/60e8a19b-5c21-493e-8e4c-e9037d5b321b/thumbs/cover/800x600/jpeg/image0.webp"></figure><figure class="image image-style-align-center image_resized" style="width:98.8%;"><img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/474202/rich_content/5468c86b-fb99-4dea-9c33-e2af387fe6d8/thumbs/cover/800x600/jpeg/image0.webp"></figure>&nbsp;

Lunch atop a shelf (StarWars Troopers)

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DesignCraft

DISCLAIMER: Print profiles NOT created by DesignCraft may contain outdated model versions or suboptimal slicer settings. Use at your own risk! I have no control to moderate or remove these third party print profiles.&nbsp;The Polymaker v2 print profiles are the original print profiles updated with new models. They're redesigned based on user feedback and also use 30-40% less material. Please refer to the Disclaimer above and also please read the Considerations section below.&nbsp;Description:&nbsp;This adapter system wraps the edges of a POLYMAKER 1kg cardboard spool in order to:<ul><li>provide smooth rotation within a Bambu Lab AMS</li><li>prevent carboard debris from depositing within a Bambu Lab AMS</li></ul>Notes:<ul><li>I've tested with several POLYMAKER PolyTerra spools and the diameters tend to vary slightly.</li><li>The Polymaker.A model fits most of my POLYMAKER spool rims. Polymaker.B has a slightly smaller inner diameter. I use both of these models on my spools.</li><li>It is possible to have Polymaker.A fit on one side of a spool and Polymaker.B fit on the other side.</li><li>The size of the holes on the spool is NOT an indicator of spool diameter from my experience.</li><li>Tested on PolyTerra spools but also may be compatible with PolyLite, PolyMax, and PolyWood.</li><li>Shown as printed with Bambu Lab PLA Basic at 0.2mm</li></ul>Features:<ul><li>Reusable</li><li>POLYMAKER nameplate for easy identification when reusing</li></ul>Instructions:<ul><li>Print Polymaker.A and test BOTH SIDES of the POLYMAKER spool to see if it fits snug. If the ring is too loose for either side then print Polymaker.B and test again.</li><li>See attached photos</li></ul>Considerations:<ul><li>Print Material: Please print with a basic PLA or PETG to minimize any shrinkage.</li><li>Too Tight? Too Loose? Cardboard expands with humidity and contracts when dried. A cardboard spool that has absorbed too much moisture may cause the adapters to fit very tight. Placing the spool in a filament dryer, such as the SUNLU S2, for a bit should resolve this. Note, you should not dry the spool with the adapters attached as they can warp in the heat. Keep in mind that after a long drying session the adapters may fit too loose. This should resolve itself shortly as the cardboard reabsorbs some moisture from the air.</li><li>AMS Lid Doesn't Close? All of the spool adapters I make are less than the official AMS spool clearance limit of 202mm, as specified on the official AMS product page, and as tested within my own AMS. However, some people have stated their spools are rubbing against the lid with the adapters attached. It's hard to say what's causing this since I cannot reproduce the issue myself, however, I've created an <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/33133" rel="nofollow noopener">AMS Lid Riser</a> which allows you to keep your AMS lid closed while providing additional clearance for larger filament spools. It's a quick and easy print which you can find on <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/u/243407759" rel="nofollow noopener">my profile</a> or directly here: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/33133" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/33133</a></li></ul>

POLYMAKER PolyTerra Bambu Lab AMS Cardboard Spool Adapter Ring

cardboard adapters

AzJake Creations

<div><h1>Summary</h1><div>I use these gauges to measure the corner fillets on components when I am designing. One file is a gauge is thousandths of an inch and the other is metric.I designed these on Fusion 360.For more information as well as the Fusion 360 files see <a href="https://azjake.com/radius-gauges" rel="nofollow">https://azjake.com/radius-gauges</a>I also have other projects listed on my website <a href="https://azjake.com/" rel="nofollow">https://azjake.com/</a></div><h1>Print Settings</h1>Printer Brand: <div>Creality</div> <pre><code> Printer: <div>Ender 3 Pro</div></code></pre> Rafts: <div>No</div> <pre><code> Supports: <div>No</div></code></pre> Resolution: <div>.16mm</div> <pre><code> Infill: <div>15%</div></code></pre> Filament: <a href="http://www.amazon.com/s?url=search-alias&field-keywords=Hatchbox+PLA" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"> Hatchbox PLA </a><pre><code> Black</code></pre></div>

Radius gauge

Meauring

mobiobi

Building on the design ideas of other whistles, I'm seeing 105dB on my phone's meter.&nbsp;Prints well at 0.1-0.2mm, no supports required. Make sure the rotor is free from elephant-footing and can spin freely. A small dot of oil on the center shaft will help it run smoothly.Quite loud and responsive, actually.

No-Support Siren Whistle

Toys

Adam L

Update 1/28/24:  Added a new version with 90 degree-increment tactile and visual marking in the model, if you prefer to measure your turns by quarter or larger turns.  See “BambuBedBuddy_90DegreeMarks.3mf” if you want these ribbings that indicate how much you&#39;ve turned. Picture:<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000015546/design/2024-01-27_a5b6d9c2c3d978.png">&nbsp;Bambu Bed Buddy is a printable wrench that helps you tram/level the bed of your BambuLab printer with the gantry/printhead. It is compatible with all BambuLab models as far as I know, and it can improve the quality and consistency of your prints.Bambu Bed Buddy lets you turn the 3 screws under the bed as part of the <a target="_blank" href="https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/x1/manual/manual-bed-leveling" rel="nofollow noopener">official bambu tramming procedure here</a>, but without destroying your thumbs! The 12-sided knobs under the bed are very tight by design, which makes them a little tricky to fine-tune without a tool. After getting very frustrated with doing this and hurting my thumbs, I designed this tool to help. I hope this helps others!Additionally, it is important to note that the tightening procedure needs to be started all over again if you fail to complete it in the first 3 passes! The key part is that this requires starting with the knobs from a very tight “neutral” position, so that you don&#39;t end up with them too loose. This is pretty annoying, and needed to be fixed.Part of the problem is that Bambu&#39;s provided GCODE file only iterates 3 times and (especially if you&#39;re not using the wrench here!) gives you not enough time to adjust and fine-tune the knobs. To fix this second problem, I simply extended the number of repeats in the included GCODE file here so that it will repeat the 15-second-per-spot sequence for 30 minutes, which should provide ample time for even the most OCD tuners :). I recommend trying to use this file to save on frustration instead of the Bambu one, but the wrench will of course work either way.Shown here printed in Prusament Galaxy Black PLA, 4 walls, 0.2 layer height. The resulting fit is tapered slightly, but will be tight to aid in minimal backlash. If you want to check for fit first to see if you need scaling, I&#39;ve included a small test print. Print the wrench and test piece with the socket of the wrench facing UP (away from the bed).&nbsp;

Bambu Bed Buddy: A wrench to save your fingers

Bambu Tools

dp makes

A pan flute, also known as panpipes or syrinx, is a musical instrument that works on the principle of the closed tube. It consists of multiple pipes that gradually increase in length (and sometimes girth) from one end to the other. Pan flutes have been popular as folk instruments for centuries, with various varieties found in cultures around the world.&nbsp;I think my idea of creating a "Whistle Pan flute" by connecting whistles of different lengths in a line is an interesting and creative one. While it may not be a completely unique idea, it certainly has the potential to produce a unique and fun sound. By carefully selecting and aligning the whistles, it may be possible to achieve a greater range of notes than a traditional pan flute. It would be exciting to see how different materials and shapes of whistles could be used to create even more variations in sound.&nbsp;This model is in progress and I will continue to tune until I have a model that gives a great Whistling Flute sound.&nbsp;•Print settings•&nbsp;Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 15%&nbsp;<h4>Important notice:</h4>This design is free for the benefit of the community, but If you like my designs and want to contribute, you can make a donation to <a target="_blank" href="https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/DPalacionis" rel="nofollow noopener">paypal, </a>that will be greatly appreciated.

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cardboard adapters

Meauring

Toys

Toys

Bambu Tools

Musical