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Aku Aku mask that youre able to make with only one AMS unit Uka Uka <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/493387#profileId-407124" rel="nofollow noopener">here</a> ATTENTIONThe sliced file has 2 plates that need to be printed in differrent colours.The plates are named after what colours you need to use with which one and in correct order from left to right how the spools need to be in your AMS if you dont go and change them yourself. Also i recommend to use glue to attach the parts.Most of them are snug fit but i wouldnt trust them to hold on.

Aku Aku Multi Part

tiki

TheMops

Gridfinity Base that can be attached to the HSW. I remixed the 2x4 and 3x4 version and removed one of the three HSW attachments. The holes for the magnets are changed to be press-fit (6mm x 2mm). I recommend using my magnet jig: <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/157411" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/157411</a>

Gridfinity Base HSW

ZioFester

Elevate your keychain game with this 3D printed Pirelli P Zero F1 tire keychain. Perfect for Formula 1 enthusiasts, this detailed replica showcases the iconic design of the racing tire. Show off your passion for motorsports with this unique and stylish accessory. You can print 2 doubles and then simply use 2 pieces of filament to join them. Look at the photo for reference.

Pirelli P Zero F1 Keychain

Things to print

cmcraig2

This is a light bar insert for DutchWorkX3D's AMS X3d-v3 Riser. I designed the insert to fit snugly into the riser where the glass top would fit into. The glass top can still rest on top of this light bar but as of now, I havent designed a recess for the top to fit into as I wanted this light bar to print flat on the build plate with no supports. The LED mounting area is tilted at a downward angle to better illuminate the print area.&nbsp;The four perimeter sections glue together by keying the tabs into their matching slots. Each tab is different so you can't incorrectly glue the pieces together. There are four joiner pieces that should be glued into place to splice the light bar segments together for added rigidity. I used a thick CA glue and it worked fine.&nbsp;This should fit any 8mm LED light strip. I chose a 5' long COB strip with USB connector:&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MFX5JCR?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1" rel="nofollow noopener">Amazon.com: RYE COB LED Strip Lights 6000K Cold White, 4.92ft/1.5m USB Powered 5V Flexible LED Tape Lights CRI 80+ 800LM/m 320LEDs/m for Indoors Outdoors DIY Décor : Tools & Home Improvement</a>&nbsp;I also purchased a USB on/off toggle switch which connects inline between the USB port on the front inside rail of your P1 Bambu printer and the light strip:&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CG2VGWG?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details" rel="nofollow noopener">Amazon.com: ELECTOP 2 Pack Male to Female USB Cable with On/Off Switch, USB Extension Inline Rocker Switch for Driving Recorder, LED Desk Lamp, USB Fan, LED Strips : Electronics</a>&nbsp;The angled LED mounting area on the light bar has a shallow grooves along both edges that you can use your fingernail or a small flat head screwdriver to capture the LED strips to help keep them in place. You will still need to use the adhesive backing on the light strips.&nbsp;I also allowed relief at each corner to allow the LED strip to buckle a little as it wraps each 90 degree turn.&nbsp;The cut lines on the LED strip aligned perfectly with making a full wrap around the inside of the light bar. I used a couple pieces of double-sided foam tape to secure the on/off switch into the printer frame as shown. I tucked the excess wire into the frame as well and another piece of double-sided tape to hold the USB connector joint to the printer frame.&nbsp;I wanted the switch because I want the option to turn it off easily if I choose. The light placement works well with the camera and improves the image quality.

Light Bar Insert for X3D-v3 Riser - works with 8mm LED light strip

Tommy Gun

Made a little legend of Zelda&#39;s logo, using lightburn as a vectorizing tool, love these little logos :D&nbsp;Can easily be scalled to desired need&nbsp;Enjoy !

Legend of Zelda logo / sign

zelda

123cut

Given the fact that I haven't invented anything because I noticed that there are already many similar ones around, I simply created one that suited my needs. I tested this clip for about a month before sharing it here, and it has no issues during printing or calibration. I compared it with some existing models that are equally valid, refining small details. - The new ultra-thin version has no problems during the printing process. - The enhanced versions of the clips ensure better grip and increased durability. Thanks to all your support and suggestions, we have reached the perfect version. Any subsequent changes will be purely aesthetic, and if you'd like, you can also suggest your own design. The most beautiful ones will be featured in the description, and each contributor will be assigned a letter in the print profile.&nbsp;<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/518331/2024-02-06_26c1574d6c113.png">

Anti-Dust screen for Stepper Motor

Bambu upgrades

Julia Ebert

It's a flexible alligator. Or crocodile.If you're not sure which to use, I recommend <code>flexi-gator-5.stl</code>.This is designed to be easy to print. It's uses print-in-place hinges, and it's already oriented correctly for printing (on its side, with the tail flat on the bed). It doesn't need supports, and there are no crazy overhang angles. I've also successfully printed this down to 50% scale and up to 290% scale (see pictures for these sizes).This was inspired by a couple of designs that deserve some credit: first, the classic <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2738211" rel="nofollow">Flexi Rex with stronger links</a>, which provided the starting point for the hinge design. The <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2820925" rel="nofollow">Flexi Alligator</a> design also gave me the inspiration for a multi-segment alligator. And some credit for the toy-like aesthetic goes to the <a href="https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/414-sp1gr7L._AC_SS350_.jpg" rel="nofollow">Lego alligators</a> that I grew up with.For size reference: the five-segment gator measures 134.2 mm long, 19 mm wide, and 25 mm tall. Each additional body segment adds 21.8 mm in length.This is also available on <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4757841" rel="nofollow">Thingiverse</a>.January 2022 update: I have updated the model to make the hinges stronger and correct a bug that fused the tail for longer gators (thanks to <a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/social/102569-teque5/about" rel="nofollow">@Teque5</a> for letting me know about that problem!). If you still have trouble with the hinges breaking, let me know. You can also try printing with 3 perimeters.<h3>Versions</h3>There are a lot of different STLs here, based on the number of segments in the alligator. They follow the format <code>flexi-gator-.stl</code>.If you're not sure which to use, I recommend <code>flexi-gator-5.stl</code>.I also included some of the absurd versions, like a 3-segment tadpole-like gator, all the way up to a 17-segment monstrosity that looks more like a snake.In addition, there is a STEP file for the three-segment gator. This contains all the types of segments, so you can remix and rearrange them to your heart's content.I also have a multi-material/multi-color remix that I'll post shortly.<h3>Print instructions</h3>No supports required! This has been tested with PLA and PETG, but should print fine with pretty much any material.