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GlennovitS 3D

<figure class="table"><table style="border:1px double rgb(179, 179, 179);"><tbody><tr><td style="border:4px solid rgb(230, 153, 77);padding:0.4em;">Welcome to GlennovitS3D - fun models for everyone! Join the Club on Printables.com to support creation of new models, get access to exclusive models, and get commercial rights, to sell prints of my models.<a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/@GlennovitS3D#join" rel="nofollow noopener">Join today - GlennovitS3D</a> - or check out my <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/@GlennovitS3D" rel="nofollow noopener">model collection</a> 😁</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>&nbsp;<figure class="image image_resized image-style-side" style="width:35.27%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/862175/2024-01-22_1cb770cb3d13c.jpeg"></figure>Tested by thousands! Thank you all!! If you want new exclusive textures, check this one out: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/691523-tactile-fidget-rings-premium-supporter-pack-spinni" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.printables.com/model/691523-tactile-fidget-rings-premium-supporter-pack-spinni</a>There is also a new Keychain version available - check it out here:<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/153538#profileId-167762" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/153538#profileId-167762</a>&nbsp;This might be your future favorite fidget toy - rotating rings with textures - spin them and enjoy!Print the different styles and find your personal favorite - and then give the other prints as gifts ;-) Fits perfectly in a pocket, purse, desktop drawer or right there on your desk.<h2>Overview</h2><figure class="image image_resized image-style-side" style="width:35.05%;"><img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/648943/rich_content/64141802-8002-47e7-89e3-0c012c6551ec/thumbs/cover/800x600/jpeg/img_8321.webp"></figure>The Tactile Fidget Rings toy comes in multiple styles.<ul><li>Basic (just the rings - no textures)</li><li>Lines (tilted almost-vertical lines)</li><li>Knurled (for extra “grippynes”)</li><li>Layers (simulating thick 3D printing layers)</li><li>Honeycomb (hexagonal textures)</li></ul>If also comes in 4 MIX versions! In the mix versions, every ring has a different texture for you to enjoy. Which one is your favorite - please share and comment!<h2>Assembly</h2>None! This is print-in-place :-)<h2>Print instructions</h2>Here is a few ideas for slicer-settings:<ul><li>Speed on first layer: 50% (To ensure good bed adhesion take your time here!)</li><li>Supports: NO supports</li><li>Brim: NO brim</li></ul>Happy printing!&nbsp;<h2>Want to show your support?</h2>You can see all my designs on Printables - and you can become an active supporter. I would really appreciate it!<a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/@GlennovitS3D#join" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.printables.com/@GlennovitS3D#join</a>

Tactile Fidget Rings (spinning fun toy)

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Edward Felix

This is a one sixth scale classic Dalek from Doctor Who!&nbsp;This is designed to be printed using a multi-colour 3D printer, such as a bambulab, prusa, or any of the new printers coming out with the ability to print with multiple materials at the time of writing. That said, if you want, you can put all the parts into a single colour printer and then paint after the fact, have fun.&nbsp;To assemble, each part has been split into pieces which correspond to different potential colours. So you bring in parts that have the same name except for the number at the end. To print the eye for example, you would want to bring in the following files: Dalek_Eye_colour_1.stl Dalek_Eye_colour_2.stl Dalek_Eye_colour_3.stl Dalek_Eye_colour_4.stl These don't have to all be assigned to different colours if you have a printer that can only print up to two colours, or if you want to remix how things are done. For example, in the pictured dalek, I only used black and grey for pretty much everything except the dome and eye, although you can use any colours or any number of colours that you want.&nbsp;Also included is the .3mf file from when I printed the dalek on my bambulab printer so you can see how I set it up and sliced.To assemble the dalek, it has been designed so that each section can bolt together using M3 nuts and bolts. There are two extra unused attachment points at the base of the dalek skirt, should you want to design some sort of interior or mechanical element of your own to allow for easy mounting.&nbsp;The dalek was designed at one sixth scale to match the figures made by Big Chief Studios. However, should you want it bigger at one fifth scale to match the larger Character Options figures, you can simply scale all the parts by a factor of 1.2, a one fouth scale dalek would need everything to be scaled up by a factor of 1.5. At these scales though, M3 bolts will not be the correct size to hold the dalek together, and you will need to source alternative fittings.

Multi-Colour Classic Dalek - 1/6 Scale

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TheBear

<h3>Ho Ho Ho, and a Merry Christmas! </h3>Presenting the 5 gram Christmas Gift Bow!Easy to print, easy to assemble and easy to enjoy! Personally, I suck at making a nice bow on Christmas Gifts. I am, however, quite good at letting my 3D-printer do the work for me, while I sit back and relax. So, here we are! (Make sure to check out my <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/79308#profileId-86446" rel="nofollow noopener">Christmas Twisting Ornament</a>, for another great, low-weight Christmas print!) Update: A smaller version at ~3.4 grams is also available now!Be aware that the smaller version does require tighter bending, so the flexibility of your PLA needs to be even higher. I have tested it with a few of the regular PLAs I currently have in stock, and all worked fine. But your mileage may vary. Just be extra careful when bending. And if it keeps failing, consider just sticking to the standard version or follow the tip at the bottom of this description :-) <h2>Assembly</h2>Assembly is done by first feeding the top ribbon through the slots at the bottom, and then pressing it onto the circle mount in the middle (slightly bending the ribbon first does make the assembly a bit easier - please refer to my poorly filmed assembly video below). After that, the rest of the ribbons can be inserted under the middle and pressed onto the circle mount in any order, you like! The ribbons are supposed to be a bit tight, when pressing them onto the ‘circle mount’ - this is to ensure they stay in place, without having to glue everything in place. I wanted this bow to require no additional materials to assemble! <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/275104/2023-11-22_30c06d4ef46c.gif"> If you find the fit to be a bit too tight or a bit too loose, please try changing the X-Y Hole compensation in the Quality-tab in the slicer: <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/275104/2023-11-22_100b874fe1c26.png"> Now all that is left to do, is to attach the bow to the gift using some glue/tape/etc. <h3>Filament to Use</h3>I've personally succesfully printed and assembled the bow with both cheap, generic PLA, brand name PLA, PLA+, High-Speed PLA, etc. However, Silk PLA, Matte PLA and other “special” types of PLA might not work as well, as they can be too brittle to bend like this. You could try placing the print on the hot bed, set to 70-80 degrees, to heat up the bow after it has been removed from the build plate. That will soften up the PLA and might make assembly with these materials possible. I personally haven't tested this yet, so I won't guarantee anything :-) Shout-out to Paul Elrod for this idea of heating up the print using the hot bed prior to assembly. If you have issues with the ribbons creasing/breaking, it is often due to how the lines line up with the bend. Changing the Top and Buttom Surfaces to either Concentric can mitigate this issue. Increasing your wall count is also one way of making the print stronger! Merry Christmas and Happy Printing!

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