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yusuffles

A fun articulated slug toy ive been printing

Articulated Slug Fidget Toy

Børn

XmonikerX

Carcassonne Tile Tower, for when you have a lot of tiles. You'll end up needing a couple of these.&nbsp;The tower top, slides into place, glue isn't necessary.

Carcassonne - Tile Tower

Games

Mr.Jay

Series of 8 snowflakes for tree or window decoration.&nbsp;UPDATE:more snowflakes: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/67541#profileId-71510" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/67541#profileId-71510</a>&nbsp;Size about 10cmx10cm. 2,4 mm thick

Snowflakes Christmas tree ornaments

Earrings 

ObiYanKenobi1980

Monstera plant holder

Plants

kenzo88

Simple support for Amazon echo dot 4 and echo dot 5

Support for Amazon echo dot 4 and echo dot 5

Cool stuff

AU3D

This collection of filament spool holders is designed for cabinets, drawers and shelves and comes in a range of sizes, allowing you to optimize your storage space efficiently. Each part has been meticulously tailored and reconstructed, rather than merely scaled down, ensuring that the desired width is achieved without compromising the holder's stability or aesthetic appeal.&nbsp;In order to prevent the spools from toppling over while using this holder on a pull-out shelf, I have introduced versions featuring a small wall on one side.<h3>Compatibility</h3>This holder is designed for spools with a diameter of 195mm or larger. While it is possible to store smaller spools, they may not align as tidily.<h3>Printing instructions</h3>Please note that this model type is prone to warping. To minimize this issue, it's crucial to use an optimal sheet surface suitable for your printing material. I recommend using a spray adhesive to enhance adhesion. Also, be vigilant in maintaining a consistent temperature during printing to prevent warping. For PLA I recommend using a smooth PEI plate (not the default textured plate). For best results and troubleshooting tips, I suggest conducting a basic online search on 3D printing warping before attributing any issues to the print profile.<h3>Installation IKEA Pax</h3>The featured image displays my recently completed IKEA Pax Filament Cabinet. It is equipped with four pull-out shelves, each measuring 90x57cm, utilizing <a target="_blank" href="https://amzn.to/41KREki" rel="nofollow noopener">full extension slides</a>. Each shelf accommodates three rows of spool holders, with each row capable of holding twelve 1kg spools, summing up to 36 spools per shelf. The rows are uniformly spaced across the shelf's depth, maintaining a 2cm gap between rows and a 2cm space at the front and back. This layout enables a slightly overlapping arrangement of spools across rows, facilitating an extremely dense storage solution. To prevent the slides from interfering with the cabinet doors, I tapered the cabinet's sides. The materials were selected for cost-effectiveness, using the most affordable lumber available at my local hardware store, measuring 6x1.8cm and 2.5m in length.&nbsp;The Bill of Materials (BOM) for each shelf board is as follows:<ul><li>IKEA Shelve Board: 10€</li><li>Full Extension Slides: 20€</li><li>Lumber: 2.50€</li><li>Three Rows of Spool Holder (1.2kg of filament - Jayo PLA Meta White): 10-12€</li><li>3M Double-Sided Tapee (<a target="_blank" href="https://amzn.to/3TQJeWC" rel="nofollow noopener">19mm width</a>): 1€</li><li>Screws: <1€</li><li>Total Cost: ~45€</li></ul>Time Investment per Shelf Board (excluding material procurement and printing):<ul><li>Measuring and Wood Cutting: 30 minutes</li><li>Shelf Board Installation: 60 minutes</li><li>Spool Holder Installation: 25 minutes</li><li>Total Time: ~120 minutes</li></ul>And to address the inevitable question about the abundance of filament – yes, it's a bit of an obsession.

Spool Holder for Cabinets, Drawers & Shelves (18 variants, 10mm to 255mm)

Printer accessories 

Captain.Kadir

Anatomically accurate exact biological human adult heart model from CT scan (scaled down to 60% on Bambu studio)

Anatomical Human Heart Model 

Science 🧪🔭

OE3D

This is my take on a poop bucket/poop box for an A1 in a nice HEX Style.The Hex-Cutouts allow monitoring of the poop bin while sitting across the room. This is helpful for longer prints with an AMS or general a quality of life improvement.&nbsp;There were many poop buckets with “wings” on one side to deflect the purge into the box which didn&#39;t work for higher up prints.Mine is designed to be compatible with a poop deflector.&nbsp;The design is to be printed without supports and uses around 67g of filament. &nbsp;These are recommended by me:<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/123164?from=search" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/123164?from=search</a><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/154673?from=search" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/154673?from=search</a><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/473991?from=search" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/473991?from=search</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;

Hex Edition A1 Poop Bucket / Poop Box

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3DMakeryDE

This model fits a tissue box with max size: 230mm x 115mm x 70mm (LxWxH)If you want to use other parts from existing vw bus models scale them to 165%!This is a rather big model and a big bed is needed (300mm x 300mm) For smaller print beds use the models with "part_1" and “part_2” at the end. For the assembly please check the image. You only need some glue, nothing else (maybe a tissue box ;) ) Changes made from the original model:<ol><li>Scaled to 165%</li><li>Reduced length by 41,25mm (to make it fit onto a 300x300 bed)</li><li>Reworked the underbody</li><li>Cutted some space for the tissue box</li></ol>

VW Bus Bulli Tissue Box

Line

Just Yoshi

A simple 100x100 top shelf for Ikea Skadis pegboards. The honeycomb pattern is generated in the slicer. The original model is solid. I printed it in PETG. &nbsp;I added a openSCAD model, so you can modify the tray to your needs.