#Newmodel#Sharing Makes #Vote I just finished designing my first impossible pass-through model! I'm trying to reach 200 followers to unlock more MakerWorld features, so please consider following my page if you like my models!

After weeks of 3D modeling, printing, coding, PCB design, wiring and assembly… my 3D printed Skee Ball machine is finally done! It has a working scoring system, scoreboard, start button, ball release mechanism, and it all runs on an Arduino. If you are interested in building your own machine, you can find 3D models, assembly guides, code and more on the model attached below. The Skee Ball machine can also be built without any electronics so it is fully 3D printed. Let me know if you like it. Thanks! #Sharing Makes #Newmodel(Edited)

#Questions Hi Everybody, I uploaded this model I have been working on to MakerWorld at 8:30 with the hopes of entering the 3D Benchy Remix Contest. Unfortuneatly, it was unclear to me when the exact deadline was, and I guess I was about 30 minutes late to the contest. On the contests page drop down menu, it said 1 day left even after I uploaded my model. I spent at least 12 hours on this model, and it would be really upsetting for me if I can't enter the contest. Is there anybody that can help, or knows what I can do? I already made a support ticket and emailed the MakerWorld support email. I added my model below. Thank you.

“Discovered in 2015, this iconic artifact dates back to the early era of desktop 3D printing.” I just finished this Fossilized Benchy model for the 3D Benchy 10th Anniversary Remix Contest. Let me know if you like it!

#Ring in 2025 with Your Design I do not have an AMS yet, so when I designed this nutcracker, I had to take the time to separate it into parts in order for it to be multi-colored. Do you prefer to separate your models into parts, or use an AMS to get multi-colored prints? This will help me decide if I should save up for an AMS. Thanks!