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PenolopyBulnick

Since I recently went to LEGOland, we had many fun minifigs / minifigures that we wanted to do something with. Since there were so many fun ones, it seemed a shame to put them in a drawer or box. I looked around for different displays to print but didn&#39;t love any, so I figured I would design my own!&nbsp;There are actually 2 here. The same design, but one is meant to be sturdier than the other, though both can hold up the figures. The sturdier one should just not bend as much when putting the figures on. You can also print as many middle pieces as you want as they will fit in anywhere.&nbsp;The design is made up of a left and right side, base plates with pegs (you need 7), a back piece, and a middle piece.&nbsp;It can hold an indeteriminate amount because the pegs go all the way across and you can pack them in as much as you want or spread them out. You can also alternate them a bit to show them off better. They can also hold things like animals. The figures can sit or stand easily on here. Even looks like bleachers if you want them to sit!&nbsp;Pieces need to be glued together. I used Gloop, but clear gorilla glue is also a favorite of mine. I used clamps to hold pieces in place while they are drying.&nbsp;The order of gluing that I recommend is: Base peg piece to both sides on the top and bottom (see image). Glue in the middle piece (or pieces if you are doing more than one). Glue the rest of the base peg pieces. Glue on the back piece.&nbsp;It is meant to be easy to print so while it is sturdy enough to hold the minifigs, I recommend holding the base from below when you push the figures on as shown in the 4th image. They will bow if you just push on them. Though, you can print more middle pieces for added support.&nbsp;I can alter it to make it smaller if there is a desire for it. Just need to give me dimensions/rows that you want.&nbsp;The sturdier version has thicker peg pieces that they stand on, includes a second middle piece (though you can print as many as you want for either version) and the sides were altered to fit the thicker peg pieces. &nbsp;You can find the tutorial talking about the design and assembly process on Instructables: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.instructables.com/member/Penolopy%20Bulnick/instructables/" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.instructables.com/member/Penolopy%20Bulnick/instructables/</a>

Brick MiniFig / Minifigure Stand / Display

lego

jsprinz16

Minecraft Sword Ice Mold! 

Kitchen Gagits

Haruo

Multicolor cute Flexible Gecko &nbsp;Enjoy ;)

Super Flexi Gecko

creatures

UsefulPrints

Hogwarts Castle

Harry Potter 

Boss Tech Print Innovations

ordinal model was created by Pedro Costa Pereira from Printables. This Corner or side Silica Dry Box with Handles for Bambu Labs AMS will work with both the stock AMS as well as the Hyddra mod. Perfect for maintaining and controlling the humidity in your AMS. Works great at maintaining the proper low humidity in your AMS keeping your filament dry for amazing printing results! Works much better than the pouches/ packets. Would highly recommend checking out Silica Boxes for your AMS system to not only help improve filament longevity and quality. If you ever see your AMS Cabin Humidity drop below Green this will help fix that issue and maintain a proper low level humidity. Prefect to print with your favorite material, if you use a high heat material you can also use these Silica Boxes to re-dry your silica beads. &nbsp;&nbsp;

SIDE Silica Dry Box with Handles for Bambu Labs AMS Corners Hydra and Stock

Printer Recommended Ass

Raynors_Workshop

Jason Vorhees chibi croc charm. Use superglue or plastic glue to stick both parts together. 2 versions. Plate 1 is for single AMS setups. Plate 2 is for multiple AMS setups.

Jason Vorhees Chibi Croc Charm

Croc

iceman1145

Hi all!I made this for my friend for Christmas, and thought you guys might dig it!<figure class="media"></figure>Long story short. I saw a similar design somewhere on the internet and wanted to make one for my friend. It it uses the POWER!!!! of magnets to lift the games, one at a time, for easy game-picking. The magnets shouldn't be of any harm to the gamecards (Some guy on Reddit said so :) ) as they aren't a magnetized storagetype, like HDDs and floppy disksI made who versions. One for a 608 type bearing (22mm OD, 8mm ID and 7mm thickness) (Haven't tested the bearingless one yet)<h4>BOM (Bill of materials)</h4><ul><li>1x Top</li><li>1x Bottom</li><li>9x Plug</li><li>9x Magnet sleeve</li><li>12x 5x5 mm rod (disc) magnets</li><li>1x M3x16 or M3x20</li><li>1x 608 Bearing (optional, use NO_BEARING files)</li></ul><h3>Printing instructions</h3>Supports: All parts CAN be printed without support, but support is advised in the Bottom part, at the countersunk screwhole. Materials: Plug should be done in PETG for improved flexibility (Haven't tested with PLA) <h3>Assembly</h3>BEAWARE OF THE ORIENTAION OF THE MAGNETS !<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/628859/2024-03-04_vrj8tknw101j.png"></figure><h5>Magnets for top.</h5>Needed:<ul><li>9x 5x5 mm magnets</li><li>9x Magnet sleeve</li></ul><ol><li>Put a dab of quick setting glue into one of the magnet sleeve</li><li>Put the magnets into the sleeve, paying attention to having the same polarization for all the magnets.</li><li>Repeat for all nine parts</li></ol><h5>Top assembly</h5>Needed:<ul><li>9x magnets in sleeves</li><li>9x Plug</li><li>Top</li><li>608 bearing (optional)</li></ul><ol><li>Put all the magnets, now inserted into the sleeves, into the top part. Orientation of magnets should be that the magnet should be visible from the TOPSIDE of the part. <img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/690009/rich_content/073dc391-a3cd-44a0-8ce6-72f9e146c142/screenshot_1.png#%7B%22uuid%22%3A%228aaae066-0710-4a0a-a84a-d4c3a68a13b5%22%2C%22w%22%3A606%2C%22h%22%3A639%7D"></li><li>The plugs should be able to be pressed into position, in the bottom of the hole for the magnets. (I made mine from PETG for better flexibility) If you have issues, try getting one side of the plug into the hole first, then usin a small scredriver to flex the plug. If issues still persist, try scaling it down a bit (ONLY X and Z directions)</li><li>Press bearing into place in the centerhole <img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/690009/rich_content/79bbde28-251f-438a-acc1-fde614af9e15/20231221_093755.jpg#%7B%22uuid%22%3A%22da126749-3859-434b-b25e-5534eed38c04%22%2C%22w%22%3A4624%2C%22h%22%3A3468%7D"></li><li>The plugs can easily be removed, and sometimes even reused, if need be.</li></ol><h5>Bottom</h5>Needed:<ul><li>1x Bottom</li><li>3x 5x5 mm magnets</li></ul>The orientation of the magnets is SUPER important here! The magnet in the middle should PUSH the magnets in the top part away and the ones on the side should PULL them. You might be able to use just one or none of the side magnets, as they are mostly for making an “indexing” feeling for the gameholder. They might add more to the “pulling games down” than i am aware of. <img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/628859/2024-03-04_d2iqipbk36pn.png"><h5>Last assembly</h5>Needed:<ul><li>Assembled top part</li><li>Assemble bottom part</li><li>M3x16-20 mm screw.</li></ul>Press the two halves together and mount the screw. The purpace of the screw is simply making sure it doesn't fall apart, and should NOT be tightened!<h3>Last words</h3>Hope you guys like it. It took me WAY more time designing this than i thought in the begging. If you have any feedback, feel free to post a make!Happy printing and gaming!

Nintendo Switch rotary game holder

switch

Xavier Rhynold-Dobie

I made a keychain of the articulated octopus model, and I think It looks really great!

Articulated Octopus Keychain

Keychains

waveman

*** Check out the <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/505390" rel="nofollow noopener">Customizable Textured</a> version of this model! ***&nbsp;Infinity cube with strong hinges that won&#39;t break easily. This cube is designed with a lot of slack, so that it moves freely.&nbsp;I designed this after having several fails with other models, where the hinges would break when trying to loosen them after printing. Hopefully, this design will print well for everyone!&nbsp;These models and openscad source file can also be downloaded from <a target="_blank" href="https://github.com/jhpieper/sturdy-infinity-cube" rel="nofollow noopener">https://github.com/jhpieper/sturdy-infinity-cube</a><h3>Post-Printing</h3>The hinges should bent quite easily after printing, with the hinges on the front and back side being more tight due to the orientation. Just work the cube a few times and everything should be quite loose.<h3>Cube Sizes</h3>It is best to not scale the model, as it messes with the spacing in the hinges.Instead, check out these other models optimized for their size:<ul><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/36109#profileId-33936" rel="nofollow noopener">16: S</a></li><li>20: M -- try this first! This is the most common size.</li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/36113#profileId-33940" rel="nofollow noopener">24: L</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/36115#profileId-33943" rel="nofollow noopener">30: XL</a></li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/36116#profileId-33945" rel="nofollow noopener">36: XXL</a></li></ul><h3>Other Versions</h3><a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/505390" rel="nofollow noopener">Customizable Textured Infinity Cube</a><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000021188/design/2024-06-23_8e8ad03b44d33.jpg"></figure>&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/41416#profileId-41687" rel="nofollow noopener">Halloween Sturdy Infinity Cube</a> (two color print with AMS)<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000021188/design/2023-10-15_f2f98325d3a09.jpg">&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/31328#profileId-27875" rel="nofollow noopener">Two-faced Sturdy Infinity Cube</a> (two color print with AMS)<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000021188/design/2023-10-15_599e03246b88.png">

Sturdy Infinity Cube

Fidget 

kace3d

Time travel device for all of you who know what this is.Print in place, no supports needed.Each part in the model can be recolored as you like as many colors as you want.Model has mounting hole on back side to hang on wall.I added some small wires I had laying around to add a unique touch.Your results (relating to time travel and all associated butterfly effects) may vary. Proceed with caution.Model measures approximately 170mm x 201mm x 30mm&nbsp;If you'd rather print this in parts and assemble/glue together to save so many filament changes and purge poops, please see my <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/134445#profileId-145911" rel="nofollow noopener">parts version here</a>.

Time Travel Device Flux Capacitor

Hollywood

SmokieMcagee

Click to paint or use the pre painted file. I also suggest leaving the center support as a purge tower.

Chiefs Mandalorian Helmet

star wars

KiCkiN

This is a remix of an amazing cigarette dispenser design from Botcan3d.&nbsp;This works with 100s cigarettes only. If you use regular sized cigarettes I also have it on here as well.&nbsp;Printed at a 0.28 layer height with 10%infill&nbsp;Ive printed in both PLA and PETG&nbsp;04/30/24: Model 3mf and raw files changed to “V2” version. The entire model was tweaked for better fitment.

100s Cigarette Dispenser

karen

Revnic.ionut

I've decided to participate in the winter contest with this model and, at the same time, to launch a challenge for all of you. As you can see, this little house is made up of several parts: I wanted to make it from multiple pieces to be a family activity during these winter holidays, an activity of building a 3D puzzle. It's a simple design but one that can always be improved. I would be happy if, this winter, until Christmas, you come up with new designs for the roof, windows, door, entrance support pillars... I will come back with some little trees that can be placed outside the house... new accessories can be added to the upper windows instead of shutters because there are attachment pins. \&nbsp;In the end, the challenge is twofold: to build together with the family and to create new designs for the little house. I would like it to become a model with interchangeable pieces.&nbsp;happy printing!

Modular House

train stuff

EndK7Designs

<div><h1>Summary</h1><div>I'm glad to present you the new Dragon model, the spiky mountain Dragon 🐉 It's an articulated, print in Place Model and it's printable without support structures. I've made 2 Versions for you:<ul><li>normal Version</li><li>sE = separated Eyes</li></ul>Printed the green one with excellent <a href="https://formfutura.com/product/high-gloss-pla-colormorph/?aff=8" rel="nofollow">High Gloss PLA Color Morph Filament</a> from Formfutura.<ul><li>Exclusively for <a href="https://www.patreon.com/EndK7" rel="nofollow">Patreon</a> members, I offer the model without a logo The Eyes are very easy to assemble with a new plug in technique. As always Print in Place and printable without supports. </li></ul>Have fun printing it. I really would like to see your printed results This design is under copyright. Which means you do NOT have the right to sell it commercially If you are interested to get access to my whole Design Library & the commercial License to sell the printed modell check out my <a href="https://www.patreon.com/EndK7" rel="nofollow">Patreon</a> Please note that you only have a commercial license with active patreon subscription & it is absolutely forbidden to share the digital Files!</div><h1>Print Settings</h1> Notes: <div>A leveled bed is required for a nice result 3 walls 10-25% infill No supports Raft or brim if you have adhesion issues</div></div>

Spiky Mountain Dragon - Articulated - Print in Place - No Supports - Fantasy

dragons

Proki34

Bambulab size filament swatches, so you can print your own with other branded filaments