3D_ID3AS

DIMENSÃO 3D

I made this Business Card for my 3D business and some other enterprises.You can simply delete the logo and the QRCode and add your own.Pretty simple to use and the QRCode works perfectly!

QRCode - Business Card

business 

litlnemo

This is a remix of a remix! Asdesign's remix of MakerBot's flamingo is quite charming, but I didn't like its splayed-sideways leg position. I decided to remix it to put the legs in a  forward/backward “walking” position.&nbsp;The flamingo prints in two pieces; you'll need to glue them together. Super glue works perfectly. You might want a dab of glue to hold the legs in – it depends on their size. With toothpicks, the glue is probably necessary. With skewers, maybe not.&nbsp;Filament: Inland Coral PLA

Flamingo remix with forward/backward limbs

animals

neoyarus

<h3>Did you lose/break the lace lock on your shoes, coat, sweatpants, hoodie, or capming gear? Did they not come with one to begin with?</h3><h3> </h3><h4>Say goodbye to self-untying shoes and slowly descending sweatpants with this 100% 3D printed gadget.</h4>&nbsp;<h3>Features</h3><ul><li>ROCK SOLID hold, even on slippery laces, just pick the right size.</li><li>Comes in 7 sizes across the 2–8 mm range.</li><li>Each size has a normal and a tight version.</li><li>Fully parametric Fusion 360 CAD files allow limitless customization.</li><li>Uses no additional hardware.</li><li>Work well for locking two laces, or just one.</li><li>Easy to lock/unlock with one hand.</li></ul><h3>Normal vs. Tight Version</h3>The only difference between the two versions is the distance the inside part travels when you lock the lever. The change is very small, but it results in much more pressure being put on the lace. For most laces, the regular version provides optimal pressure. You can see the difference between the regular (right) and tight (left) versions in the image below.<figure class="image image-style-align-center image_resized" style="width:75%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/633461/2024-03-04_813x6tmoddaf.png"></figure>The tight version is meant for the rare combination of thick aglets and thin laces. That way you can have a bigger hole to put your laces through without sacrificing strength. If your laces are dense and/or close in thickness to the aglets, stick with the regular version—it will be easier to lock and will not break on you.<h3>Printing</h3><ul><li>Measeure the aglet diameter of your laces. Its the metal/plastic thing on the end that keeps it from fraying.</li><li>Go to the files list and choose the smallest regular (not tight) version that is still bigger than your aglet diamater.</li><li>If your laces themselves are relatively skinny compared to the aglets—choose the tight version. Otherwise the normal one should do just fine.</li><li>Print all the pieces in any hard material you have, PLA and PETG are both excellent choices for this.</li><li>You can use a 0.4 or 0.6 nozze with a 0.2 or 0.3 layer height with no problem, there is not much vertical detail here.</li></ul><h3>Assembly</h3>Watch the GIF bellow of follow these instructions:<ul><li>Take the outer piece with the pin sticking out the top of it.</li><li>Put the lever on the pin and the inner part bellow it.</li><li>Take the outer piece with hole in the top.</li><li>Allign the hole with the pin on the other part and genlty push down on the hole.</li><li>Push down on the bottom part to make it snap together.</li></ul><blockquote>Note: this is meant to be a tight snap fit, but the tolerances may vary. If yours fells like it's gonna fall apart, dissaseble it, put a drop of superglue on the snap fit ridges and repeat the steps above.</blockquote><figure class="image image-style-align-center image_resized" style="width:75%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/633461/2024-03-04_t65254xshbim.gif"></figure><h3> </h3><h3>Tested use cases</h3><h4>Swetpants</h4>They have really slippery laces that loosen very quickly if tied in a regular knot, making your pants constantly slide down when you have anything in the pockets. I have found that this lace lock completely eliminates that problem, and is also easy to adjust if you want it tighter or looser.<h4>Shoes</h4>Tying your shoelaces is a delicate balance between making sure they dont untie accidentaly, but still keeping them easy to untie when taking your shoes off. It also takes time. This solves both issues, holding your shoes tied as tight as you want, while also letting you easily release the tension with a satisfyting snap.<img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/585678/rich_content/e5f2f35f-cae9-4d3e-8971-63ef13a0f58c/lace-locking-1.gif#%7B%22uuid%22%3A%22b58e32f7-7993-4879-bfe5-461e8448f6ac%22%2C%22w%22%3A1000%2C%22h%22%3A563%7D"><img src="https://media.printables.com/media/prints/585678/rich_content/c6f43c12-d8d4-4234-9365-00e81e19aadd/lace-unlocking-1.gif#%7B%22uuid%22%3A%223a984ffb-6948-495f-8be2-5333f777ec7f%22%2C%22w%22%3A1000%2C%22h%22%3A563%7D"><blockquote>Pro tip: tie the ends of the laces to the middle laces, so they dont dangle around or get under your feet. This will also give you two “handles” to pull pull apart, creating tension that can then be locked with the mechanism.</blockquote><h4>Drawstring bags</h4>These can have a spring-loaded lace lock, or none at all. Either way, this print can help you keep that bag securely closed.<h4>Hoodies</h4>I don't use it that way very often, but this can be great for securing the hood around your head and neck to provide better protection from the elements.<h4>Coats</h4>Same as with hoodies, but you can also use it to cinch the bottom part of the coat and keep cold air out. If your original drawspring has deteriorated, just replace it with a regular lace of approprtiate length and use this lace lock to adjust the tension.Camping equipmentThis is a good way of quickly securing/removing gear to/from your bike, backpack, tent, etc. Just put a lace around it and use this lock as a secure quick-release mechanism.<h3>See it in action (1:32)</h3><figure class="media"></figure>

Springless Lace Lock (Parametric)

lace locks

BossX1000

Dog keychainsize 63 x 37 x 3mm2 colorsTotal time 46m37s

Keychain dog

Keychains

EPIQ3D

UPDATE 06/17-2024:Im sorry to read that many people have had issues with overhang, and therefore a not so pretty slope.I have rebuild the planter up from the ground, and givin it a less steap overhang, and other minor adjustments.&nbsp;I will set the old print profiles as DISCONTINUED, and mark the new ones with UPDATED&nbsp;I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience this may have brought you.&nbsp;----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------&nbsp;Make All your herbs easy in the kitchen.This planter ensures that your herbs stay fresh and hydrated.If you dont yourself use fresh herbs, i know this will be a great gift for those who do.&nbsp;The Design is made to be as simple as possible, and blend into any kitchen aesthetic.There a two different patterns, because i could&#39;nt decide witch i liked best.So why not upload both of them :)&nbsp;<h3>HOW IT WORKS</h3>The self watering planter is designed to slowly absorb water from the reservoir (This needs to be filled up occasionally).Its a one piece print (uni body) with a clear and visible water reservoir, so you dont need to lift a inner pot, or rely on a floater to tell you how much water is left.&nbsp;Simply just look in the in the reservoir, and fill it up if needed.&nbsp;There are 4 water inlets in the planters, where it is recommended to use a wicking material at the bottom.This helps to absorb water into the soil slowly and prevent excess moisture in the soil.To much moisture can reduce oxygen in the soil, damage fine root hairs, and render the root system unable to absorb water.You can place a couple of cotton balls / cotton wool in the bottom of the pot.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Basic print settings:<ul><li>Infill : 25%</li><li>Walls: 4</li><li>Top/bottom shell layers: 3</li><li>No support needed</li></ul>Dimensions: Diameter of 92 mm, and a total hight of 130 mm.

Self watering planter

household 

Obfuscated

My crayfish kept eating the sponge filter on the water inlet for the aquarium so I designed this grill to fit over the sponge filter. This part should be printed with PETG as it does not deteriorate underwater. This is the filter <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0C1G5DC35" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0C1G5DC35</a> I'm using a Pennplax Cascade 700 cannister filter but this should work with any larger pumps for 20 gallon and up tanks

Protective cover for aquarium intake sponge filter

Aquarium

Remix1il

Updated for A1 mini. Supports on bed only.

Articulated Dragon for A1 Mini

SciFi / Fantasy

TheHarmory

A DC themed design I made for the extruder rotator (or how should we call this?). Using 4 filament colors, all set up in the 3mf &nbsp;Please note: different filaments can have different properties. For me I had a perfect fit with Bambu Lab Basic PLA filament. If the fit is not perfect, please scale with 1 or 2% and make sure to use the “uniform” scaling option. &nbsp;More designs will follow

DC Themed Extruder Wheel, Superman Logo

a1 mini

JohnPepsi

This new version mount allow you to use an Wyze Cam V1/V2 to monitor your prints when you are away, this new version of the mount allows full range of motion of the camera which was changed based on the feedback on V1. This also comes with an integrated strain relief for the tool head cable.&nbsp;This print is very easy requiring no supports or brims and uses very little material, it uses the back of the cutter with no hardware for mounting. Can be printed with and nozzle size and larger layer heights for speed to strength.