sosnowska.kk

Maker Method

Spread managed democracy across the galaxy and display your allegiance with this Helldiver Dogtag approved for FREE download from the Super Earth Ministry of Truth. The SELLING of this print is NOT APPROVED by the MINISTRY OF ARMED FORCES and anyone caught engaging in such an act should be reported to the MINISTRY OF TRUTH via your local Democracy Officer IMMEDIATELY. Give em' Hell, Helldivers. Will fit standard Keyring and Small Ball Chain Necklaces as pictured.&nbsp;These Print parameters are RECOMMENDED:0.12 Layer Height or lower15% Gyroid or Grid Infill 2 PerimetersIroning on All Top Surfaces.&nbsp;Painted with DecoArt Metallic Acrylic and Sealed with Mod Podge Acrylic Sealer. &nbsp;

Helldivers Dog Tag

Cosplay

A2S dESING

Practical support for tin soldering iron. Universal size. Folded dimensions: 50x50x10mm

Folding soldering iron stand 

Worhshop

mikolaj.mazik

I'm a student. If you like my work, please consider leaving a small donation, it will help me create more and more interesting models!<a target="_blank" href="https://ko-fi.com/mikolajmazik" rel="nofollow noopener">https://ko-fi.com/mikolajmazik</a>&nbsp;When I posted the first version of my Jeep, many people were afraid to print it due to the lack of photos of the finished print. Now that I have a 3D printer, I can verify the correctness of the print and the quality of the model itself.Unfortunately, I don't have other colors of filaments, so I made the Barbie version.The model can be glued using plastic glue.

Jeep Willys MB Army Truck 

Vehicles

danyelol

<h3>Morse Code</h3>This credit card-sized gadget fits perfectly in the wallet of those who may use the Morse Code or want to learn it.With only 5 grams of material and 20 minutes you could bring the a Morse Code reminder anywhere you want.&nbsp;Ams is not necessary to print this with two colors (I don't have ams), and it looks great.Just pause the printing at the beginning of 9th layer and change manually the filament.&nbsp;Please comment and share your opinion and any different settings you use.

Wallet Card Morse Code

Gadgets

MC Taz Man

As my previous attempt at designing a modular flying base... Less than ideal, I made a few new ones.Made 2 versions of each size from Medium to Gargantuan. 5 & 10ft elevation. The bases stack on eachother.They're designed in such a way that the base fits nicely in the top bit, so you can stack them to your heart's delight.[edit 08-08-2023] Just updated the Large, Huge & Gargantuan bases to fit with the corresponding land bases I have

D&D Modular Flying Bases/Platforms

3D design shop

After a long journey, I've finally completed my flexible skeleton dragon.&nbsp;It's a fun piece of toy that's incredibly flexible, with virtually all joints capable of movement. It has become a huge hit with the kids at home!&nbsp;I printed it on a smooth surface, which eliminates potential issues with adhesion on a textured bed. If adhesion problems persist, I recommend adding a brim.&nbsp;Improved version

Articulated Skeleton Dragon

Animals

Sandholm

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:100%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/378847/2024-01-09_8809d745d5758.png"></figure>Multipurpose SPOOL, BambuStudio -Ready! A combined version and a remix of <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/sv/u/2063171674" rel="nofollow noopener">Brandido02</a>' and <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/sv/u/347097671" rel="nofollow noopener">chsi76</a>' HEX SPOOL! Recently(12/14/23), Brandido02 added a filament scale(or ruler) to his creation. This can be found on this print as well! Why a new remix? In this model there is everything you need + a little more. Including: A strong and stable hex design for minimal material use, friction lock for re-spooling and securing your filament while storing your spool on ALL 4 sides for easy access, a smooth white plate for the “see through BambuLab refill sticker” and much more! The re-spooling friction holes on the middle is a completely new addition this this spool! The 2'nd Print Profile is designed for a colorized print (Except white. see the first Print Profile for the “clean version”)&nbsp;Of course you can print everything in the same color! The only thing that is black on the first print profile are the numbers on the filament scale/ruler! Feel free to edit the pallet on the first print profile! <figure class="image image_resized" style="width:100%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/378847/2024-01-04_e29ede45babc9.png"></figure>&nbsp;<ul><li>Print time: 2h48m (including both sides of the spool!)</li><li>LH: 0.3mm</li><li>Infill: 10% (The new re-spooling holes provide even more stability than before!)</li><li>Nozzle: 0,4mm</li><li>Walls: 2 </li></ul><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:100%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/378847/2024-01-09_192ed307d157d.png"></figure> -Brandido02: “Note: the spacing shim goes on the inside of the spool to lock the two halves together. Though I haven't needed it because they lock together pretty tight. But Bambu recommends it, so I included it.”&nbsp;If you are using any filament branding other than BBS - Follow the nozzle and build plate temperature recommendation by the company you're using to prevent warping, stringing, etc'!&nbsp;&nbsp;

Multipurpose SPOOL

3D Printing Accessories

Vinrisa

READ BEFORE PRINTING!This is a non-commercial print, this means you are not allowed to sell files or prints of this model.______________________________________________________________________________________<h3>What is this?</h3>This is my fifth attempt on creating a mechanical tally counter.It's adjusted so anyone with a reasonably dialed in (FDM)3D-printer will be able to print it. There are some non-printable parts but they should be easy to find at home, in any hardware store or as in my case, the grocery store.I said earlier that I wouldn't continue developing this project... I was wrong. I found far too many ways to improve on the v.4 design to ignore it. Version 5 is based on the v.4 mechanism, but a lot more compact and easier to assemble, as seen in the pictures.The key added in this project is also works for version 4! ______________________________________________________________________________________<h3>Videos and assembly instructions:</h3>A PDF assembly-instruction can be found among the download files. The key works both as a tool to screw together/apart the case, as well as a crank to reset the dial to any number.Assembly instructions and demo (Animation):<figure class="media"><div data-oembed-url="https://youtu.be/fHxMHOnwhCA"><div style="position: relative; padding-bottom: 100%; height: 0; padding-bottom: 56.2493%;"><iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/fHxMHOnwhCA" style="position: absolute; width: 100%; height: 100%; top: 0; left: 0;" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media" allowfullscreen=""></iframe></div></div></figure>How to use the counter:<figure class="media"><div data-oembed-url="https://youtu.be/akFbnj04CRA"><div style="position: relative; padding-bottom: 100%; height: 0; padding-bottom: 56.2493%;"><iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/akFbnj04CRA" style="position: absolute; width: 100%; height: 100%; top: 0; left: 0;" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media" allowfullscreen=""></iframe></div></div></figure> ______________________________________________________________________________________<h3>Print Instructions</h3>&nbsp;<ul><li>Print all components in the default orientation to minimize support and maximize part strength. </li><li>Don't use raft, Rafts tend to give the bottom surface a rough surface fininsh. It can mess up the tolerances, which will/can make the mechanism "sticky". If I have problems with bed adhesion, I always use a brim! Just make sure the brim is entirely removed. </li><li>Support materals are only required on "second-digit-dial", I wouldn't recommend using support materials on any other part, especially not the Back Case. It shouldn't be neccecary as all other parts are designed with either "bridges" or a 45 degree overhang. </li><li>"first-digit-dial" and "second-digit-dial" are designed to be layered with two different filament colors, it isn't required but it makes the digits "pop" a lot more. The same goes for "Left-Button", "Right-Button" and "Front-Cover". See the pictures and videos for inspiration. </li><li>Make sure to break loose the screw on the "back-cover" before assembly. This part can partially fuse with the rest of the back-cover. </li><li>Clean all printed parts from brims, support material, uneven surfaces etc! The tolerances in this project are quite lenient, but major flaws might still make the mechanism "sticky".</li></ul>______________________________________________________________________________________<h3>PART LIST (BOM)</h3>PRINTED PARTS:<ul><li>1x left-button</li><li>1x right-button</li><li>1x left-button-arm</li><li>1x right-button-arm</li><li>1x front-cover</li><li>1x back-cover</li><li>1x ratchet-wheel</li><li>1x ratchet-wheel-cap</li><li>1x pin</li><li>1x 4-tooth-partial-gear</li><li>1x gear-lock-ring</li><li>1x first-digit-gear</li><li>1x second-digit-dial</li><li>1x first-digit-dial</li><li>1x key</li></ul>NON-PRINTED PARTS:<ul><li>3x The tip spring of a pen (one for each button and one for the pin).</li><li>1x Small rubber band(approx. 120-140mm long), this rubber band should be small enough to be in tension when hooked on the button arms. However, a too short rubber band might not allow the arms to fold properly. It should be possible to cut a longer rubber band and tie the ends together to adjust the length, although, I haven't tried it.</li></ul>______________________________________________________________________________________<h3>Troubleshooting:</h3>Heres a list of problems and some possible solutions. If your problem isn't in the list please let me know what the problem is so I (depending on the problem) can add it.<ul><li>Problem: My buttons stick when I press them down.</li></ul><ol><li>Clean your prints from any brims etc. No movable parts should have any significant friction.</li><li>The pen springs you used might be too weak.</li><li>Loosen the screw on the back of the back case, you might have over tightened it. </li></ol><ul><li>Problem: My buttons are loose.</li></ul><ol><li>The pen springs you used are too short, they should be over 23 mm long in order to be slightly pre-tensioned. </li></ol><ul><li>Problem: The Dials move but doesnt align with the window on the front case.</li></ul><ol><li>Make sure you followed the dial assembly step correctly.</li><li>Clean your prints from any brims etc loosen the screw, and make sure all parts are pushed together correctly.</li><li>The pin spring is too weak, try swapping it with another spring or a longer spring piece. </li></ol><ul><li>Problem: The first digit dial turns when I press down the button, but turns back again when I release the button.</li></ul><ol><li>The rubber band is way too strong. The ratchet arms doesn't fold on their way back, which means the pin slips. Change to a rubber band which is barely in tension when assembled. </li></ol><ul><li>Problem: The mechanism is sticky specifically when the second digit dial is supposed to turn. (e.g. from 19 to 20).</li></ul><ol><li>The 4 Tooth Partial Gear and Gear Lock Ring isn't pushed all the way down. The lock ring is supposed to be flush with the end of the gear axis, and the gear shouldn't be too loose while still being able to spin.</li></ol> ______________________________________________________________________________________<h3>Updates:</h3><ul><li>2022-09-02: “Front cover (without pattern)” added due to some people having issues with the pattern shifting or bad bed adhesion.</li></ul>

Mechanical Tally Counter 5.0

Counters

wallcrawler62

This is a set of leaning bottle holders designed to fit in the drawer of the Harbor Freight Yukon workbench. They will hold Army Painter and Vallejo miniature paint bottles. The drawer I designed them for is approximately 18" L x 20" W x 2.5" T. These holders will fit in any drawer that is 2.5" tall or taller. I've included a model that is 4x4 for easy printing to hold 16 bottles, as well as the single holder that can be copied and arranged to print any size you may need. They also work well for keeping your paint organized while you're painting and not falling all over in different spots in your work area.

Army Painter and Vallejo Drawer Based Bottle Holders for Harbor Freight Yukon Workbench

Minis Painting

Martin Kozak

<h3>Print instructions for frame</h3>To achieve wider range of movement, I had to modify 4 pieces of frame parts. Don't forget to print them. Rest of the frame parts are the same as the original DUMMY 13. It is recommended to print frame from PETG.<h3>Print instructions for armor</h3><ul><li>0.2 mm, 3 perimeters</li><li>Parts are pre-oriented to the printbed.</li><li>Some armor parts require supports. Namely: armor_helmet.stl, armor_hip_left.stl, armor_hip_right.stl, armor_chest.stl, armor_knee_left.stl, armor_knee_right.stl, armor_visor.stl</li><li>For your convenience, use provided 3mf files with all the necessary parts and settings for Bambu</li></ul><h3>Assembly</h3>For assembly, please follow <a target="_blank" href="https://photos.app.goo.gl/4J47inFht7c7vTq69" rel="nofollow noopener">BUILD GUIDE</a>. Some steps are slightly different from the original. Note: kneepads might use a drop of glue to hold better in place.