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Rossero
@Rossero
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Designer from the Netherlands that likes to design models that are well engineered and try to highlight the possibilities of 3D printing I am the legal copyright holder of all models published on this page. For copyright infringement or confirmation contact: copyright@rossero.com
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Won 7 model contest awards.
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So yeah, I uploaded a new model! The AMS Air is a repackaged AMS Lite that can be mounted on top of an A1 or A2L making the footprint much smaller. I was not happy with the standard top mount and therefore designed my own which looks a bit neater and can accomodate a lot more spool sizes. Let me know what you think! https://makerworld.com/en/models/2972607-ams-air-top-mount-ams-for-a1-and-a2l#profileId-3333953
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New model time! Based on the timeless game of Labyrinth is this 3D version with a suitable Harry Potter theme! Just scale all the pieces to make it fit your printer, some filament swaps and you are good to have a great game night this new years eve!
Labyrinth Game! - 3D Harry Potter
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Two Christmas models from me this year! Both use a technique where you print the parts separately and slide them together in an interesting way. Just add a string and get the festivities started! The 4-piece ball: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2107832-single-extruder-multi-color-christmas-ball The Twisty Tree Trinkets: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2123531-twisty-tree-trinkets-single-extruder Have a look and don't forget to like, download, boost and all that good stuff :) Happy Holidays!(Edited)
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This is part one of my 2025 Christmas decorations, a 4-part ball that can be slit together to create a multi-color ornament! No need for AMS, just print the parts separately and slot them together :)
Single Extruder - Multi Color - Christmas Bauble
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This is one of my more quirky and stylish designs, a clock that seems to be melting mid-air and dripping down on the table! It can be fully printed or partly lasercut. Have a look and have a print:)
Melting Clock! (no supports)
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After six years of testing it is finally time to post these! I have had these ventilated HEX grips on my mountainbike all this time and they were a breeze: cool, dry and grippy hands in every weather. The reason I'm posting now is because of the contest, so give it a download, hit the like button and if you are into cycling give em a try! Thanks :) Rossero
HEX grips - Ventilated bike grips
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Last model of my week of lasercut model streak! This is mu most treasured design, a lasercut lamp that assembles completely with zip-ties and casts a beautiful pattern onto the wall behind it! Let me know what you think :)
Le Cruq - Standing Lamp
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Fourth day in a row posting original lasercut models! Today is a nifty chess board that has only 2 pieces instead of 64, greatly improving the glue-up headache!
Mini Flat Pack Chess Board (easy 2-piece glue-up)
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Just a small one today, but that also means little material and a quick cut! This model is a kit-card where you can write a personalized message on and the receiver can just pop out the parts and assemble it into a cute little tea light holder! Let me know what you think :)
Tea Light Kit Card
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I will be uploading a new lasercut design every single day for the next week, to celebrate the release of the Laser & Cut section on MakerWorld! Please let me know what you guys think and would like to see :)
Lasercut Artichoke Lamp
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The music box contest inspired me to make a music box that is based on the classic ballerina but with an (extra) twist! It uses 4 extra planetary gears for a lot more movement and the rotating platforms are studded base plates so you can let your imagination go wild. Please let me know what you think of the model!
Brickable Music Box (spinning planetary gears)
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Got a new H2D? Got poop all over the floor and especially behind a machine that is wayyy too heavy to move? Try my new Poop Chute design :) Don't forget to like, review, boost and all that good stuff if you like it!
H2D Poop Chute (with bucket)
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Believe it or not, this was one of the first concepts I ever converted into a 3D printable design 15 years ago! Back then I had to order the parts through ShapeWays so in order to keep it affordable the design was only 30mm in diameter and completely hollow. Right now I redesigned the cube from the ground up to be printed on a desktop 3D printer for the Geography contest, so give it a like and a download and share your thoughts :)
Earth Cube: a Rubik's style Puzzle Globe!
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I was browsing around on the contest page of Physics Education today and saw a lot of tensegrity tables, with the typical double C shape to make it al 'hang' from a wire and I thought back to my time at University where we had a huge tensegrity sculpture on campus. But this one ONLY used straight beams and was still held up in the air with just cables. In my opinion this is more magical and intriguing because at first glance it is not as apparent how everything can be suspended above itself!
"The Thing" (Het Ding) - A Tensegrity Sculpture
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Finally it's done, my piece the resistance, a fully functional desktop sized music marble machine!
♫ Mini ♪ Marble ♫ Music ♪ Machine ♬
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Smash! This Dice Tower was designed to make the use of Dice Towers a lot more convenient. Just Smash the top and it will re-roll the dice! A printable spring is included but an upgrade to steel springs is available from the Bambu shop. Have fun gaming! Happy Printing! -Rossero
Smash! The Auto-Reload Dice Tower
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These are two models I'm extremely proud of! A 3D version of Catan, playable as the original but with a completely new twist! https://makerworld.com/en/models/793821 It uses almost 400 magnets and takes almost two days to print but the gameplay is awesome and I have enjoyed every minute of printing, assembly and gameplay. The PolyPanel version is easier to print and assemble but doesn't snap as satisfyingly during gameplay: https://makerworld.com/en/models/793898 Which is your favorite?
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The snappy magnetized version!
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The easy and quick PolyPanels!
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Gimme spinners & passthroughs!
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