snomanj82

fmarx1

Cutting guard that fits on a Dremel 3000 and possibly other models. It screws onto the base of the Dremel and fits securely. It was made with the Dremel SC544 38mm woodcutting disc in mind. Diameter of the disc area is 56mm.&nbsp;No supports needed if you print upright with the screw part on the bed. You might need a brim if, but for me it worked without one. This should probably be printed with PETG or ABS for increased temperature resistance.

Dremel Cutting Guard

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MiMa3D

Please enjoy a delightful combination of nature-inspired artistry and 3D printing innovation: a bouquet of tulips gracefully nestled within a 3D-printed vase.&nbsp;Designed for simplicity and ease of assembly, the tulip flowers and stems have been sliced separately, eliminating the need for multi-printing and ensuring faster print times. This also adds an element of fun, allowing you to mix and match colors to your heart&#39;s content.&nbsp;The vase is optimized for lightweight construction and quick printing, however, please note that it&#39;s not intended to hold liquids, so refrain from filling it with water. Filling the vase with old purge poop is a great way to use up print waste and help hold up the stems and leaves.&nbsp;Each stem is straight with a flat D section, enhancing print quality without compromising the bouquet&#39;s visual appeal, as most of the stems remain hidden beneath the flowers and leaves.&nbsp;If you&#39;re interested in expanding your bouquet with additional flower varieties, feel free to leave your suggestions in the comments section.&nbsp;Enjoy the creative process and have fun assembling your personalized bouquet of 3D-printed tulips.

Bouquet Of Tulips

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123cut

<div><h1>Summary</h1><div>Print the parts without support. Rims AirLess 1/10th scale RC street racer to electric and really wanted to run it off-road...enter the 3D printer! Simply print the wheel out of rigid plastic (i.e. PLA, ABS, Nylon) and the tire out of flexible, press together and go. Different wheels for RC vehicles, was designed to fit Daniels cool OpenRC Truggy <a href="/thing:42198" rel="nofollow">http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:42198</a>. </div></div>

OpenRC 1:10 RC Truggy Rims AirLess

Danimal91

Created to organize an Altoids tin with a magnetic lidPrinted in PLA, no supports neededThe magnet used is 3.2mm&nbsp;This was my inspiration for the EDC tin.<figure class="media"></figure>

Organizer for Altoids tin

Bananana

Works very well, Wihout glue, And fits

Kerambit knife fidget toy

fidget

bensbigolbeard

<h2>An Icosahedron made of bevel gears.</h2><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/461626/2023-10-04_58621e1768a8e.gif"></figure>&nbsp;<h3>Assembly</h3><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/461626/2024-01-27_56dec3bf3a3588.gif"></figure><h3>Text Assembly Instructions:</h3>Some folks have had trouble following the video above (sry, it's not as clear as I'd hoped), so here are some alternate instructions. The image shows the process, working from top left to bottom right.<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/461626/2023-10-22_97301cb6256.png"></figure>Image 1<ul><li>The first image above shows two large gears attached to the core, with one small gear in between them.</li><li>Point the larger gears' pointed teeth straight up (i just took the pin out on the opposite side, so it could sit flat for the pic). These points are indicated in red in the image.</li><li>Looking at the small gear, locate the three sides of the small triangle on the back and make sure that the insets (indicated with red “V”s in the image) are angled to accept the larger gears' pointed teeth.</li><li>You should then be able to add the next large gear with the point up, like you see in the first image.</li></ul>Image 2<ul><li>The second image shows the model flipped over 180 degrees, sitting on flat of the small gear that was just on top</li><li>Stick on the last large gear to the pin pointed up (it can be in any orientation at first)</li></ul>Image 3<ul><li>Find an empty gear slot and point it upwards.</li><li>Orient the large gears so the points are now pointing up around the empty small gear slot, similar to their orientation in the first image.</li><li>Pop in the small gear, with those triangle corner inset areas accepting the large gears' points</li></ul>Image 4<ul><li>repeat the previous step until all of the empty small-gear slots are file</li></ul>That should leave you with everything in the correct arrangement! The pins will fully seat after the initial turns, so you might hear them pop into place. If you still encounter issues, I'm active in the comments and would be happy to help troubleshoot.&nbsp;Background: I love <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/245028-three-cube-gears" rel="nofollow noopener">this gear cube</a> and it made me want to explore how to apply that approach to other platonic solids. For some stupid reason I picked the Icosahedron and the additional geometric complexity kicked my butt days. It would have probably been easier if I could math good, but that's not the case… I still prefer how much the gear cube deforms so significantly in it's intermediate states, but the icosahedron is still a satisfying fidget. I might explore some alternative ways to break up the shape to introduce some more deformation, while retaining the smooth gearing. Printing notes:<ul><li>If the gears begin to get loose, replacing the pins with newly printed ones will likely tighten it right up.</li><li>To that end, printing the pins in a more friction resistant material and adding a bit of grease/lubrication can extend their life</li></ul>Print profile updates (for the ones I've uploaded): 10/8/23:<ul><li>Print order changed to outer/inner/infill for better dimensional accuracy</li><li>Brim added to pins for improved bed adhesion for most plate types</li><li>New pins only profile, in case you still have bed adhesion issues or need a fresh set, if the originals wear out</li></ul>10/22/23:<ul><li>I updated the stand-alone STL and 3mf files to include the brim and orientation tweaks from the previous update</li></ul>

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car

edc

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