The beautiful 3D printed "Chess with Mustaches" set is a satirical response to threats of legal action by the estate of Marcel Duchamp.

Chess With Mustaches a Hilarious Response to Legal Quagmire | All3DP

If you find that you're deterred from using a 3D printer because your designs require subtractive techniques, Zmorph might have the ideal solution.

Zmorph Shows How to Create a Custom Mechanical Clock | All3DP

Materialise and Safilo Group have joined forces to create beautiful sculptures for the stunning 3D printed OXYDO SS 2017 eyewear collection.

Safilo Group and Materialise Launch Funky 3D Printed Eyewear | All3DP

Headbuddy keeps you from getting entangled in your earphone cords when working out; it is ideal for iPhone and iPod headphones.

Headbuddy keeps your earphones untangled while working out | All3DP

PrintLab & Free_D travel to India to deliver hands-on 3D printing workshops to help educate disadvantaged women. 

Disadvantaged Women From India Receive Education In 3D Printing | All3DP

New Jersey startup Modern Meadow unveils ZOA, an animal-free biofabricated leather material that is made from genetically engineered yeast.

Modern Meadow's ZOA is 3D Biofabricated, Animal-Free Leather Fabric | All3DP

Give your printer a little self-awareness: MatterHackers' rebadging of the eminently useful BLTouch automatic bed leveling probe is in stock and shipping for $36.81.

[DEAL] MatterHackers Orbit BLTouch Automatic Bed Leveling Probe | All3DP

3D Hubs offers a two Fairphone 2 accessories: These are an amplifier and a nightstand/charging station will be 3D printed using Woodfill filament.

3D Printed Fairphone 2 Accessories Presented by 3D Hubs | All3DP

Origin Laboratories develops 3D printed smart tags to tackle fake sneakers, in collaboration with Beast Mode, Chronicled and Autodesk.

Beast Mode: 3D Printed Smart Tags Guarantee Authenticity | All3DP

3D printed Pod à porter for iPod shuffle: an elegant solution to one of the great problems of the digital age.

Thing of the Week: 3D Printed Pod à porter for iPod shuffle

Build a portable PC with this new project from Adafruit. With a 3D printed case, 7 inch display and USB charging, you can take it anywhere.

Adafruit Shows How to 3D Print a Mini Portable PC | All3DP

Company Made In Space is developing 3D printed satellites that can be manufactured in outer space and launched right into orbit.

3D Printed Satellites to be Made In Space | All3DP

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                                            <p>This saloon is designed for wargame with figurine but you can use it for your childrens !<br><br>Easy to print, multiparts, no support !</p>
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Saloon ! For wargame & toys

 This saloon is designed for wargame with figurine but you can use it for your childrens !Easy to print, multiparts, no support ! 

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                                            <p>Have you ever been on a walk and wanted water but didn&apos;t want it in your hand? This water bottle holder will hold any round bottle with a 3in diameter. The simple snap piece&#xA0;allows for a swinging motion when connected to a belt. The design makes it simple to use, you pop the flat piece&#xA0;on to the snap then slip between the belt and your pants. and boom no longer has to carry a water bottle on walks, parties, etc.&#xA0;</p>
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Water Bottle Holder By Baileyboo523

 Have you ever been on a walk and wanted water but didn't want it in your hand? This water bottle holder will hold any round bottle with a 3in diameter. The simple snap piece allows for a swinging motion when connected to a belt. The design makes it simple to use, you pop the flat piece on to the snap then slip between the belt and your pants. and boom no longer has to carry a water bottle on walks, parties, etc. 

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                                            <p>Overlay tile replacement for Gloomhaven board game.</p>
<p>Tile Count: 6</p>
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Rubble for Gloomhaven

 Overlay tile replacement for Gloomhaven board game. Tile Count: 6 

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                                            <p>This is a simple tablet mount for the Creality Ender 3, and also the Creality Ender 3 Pro.</p>
<p>I have a Raspberry Pi inside my Ender 3 with OctoPi, and I had this old tablet lying around, so I thought to put it on the 3d Printer with Printoid in order to control OctoPrint without having to turn on my computer. This tablet is pretty old and slow, and in the future I&apos;m going to replace it, that is why I made it like a modular design so it can fit almost every tablet, smartphones and also hdmi display you can connect to the Raspberry Pi itself. I think this is a nice add on the printer, so it will also look more &quot;smart&quot;. And since it is android, you can also install some games on it so you can play while the printer is printing! I didn&apos;t put sides on the pieces, so if your tablet is taller than mine it will fit on without problems. If you see that it slides on in (I know that the PLA is slippery) you can put a bit of double sided tape between the tablet and the piece like I did so it won&apos;t fall off.</p>
<p>The model is made in order to allow any size of tablet and smartphone to sit on top of it, it just needs to be at least 12cm tall to not fall down, and 13cm large so the build plate knob won&apos;t hurt it, and 11mm thick to fit inside the piece.<br>The left side (black piece in the photo) is mounted on the bottom left 4040 aluminium profile (you may need to thread the holes to put the screws, I forgot that they weren&apos;t threaded when I finished printing it, but a little M4 screw and a lot of patience will make the job). On my printer I don&apos;t have anymore the board there, but you can mount it on top of the metal case of the board without any problems, you just have to check if the metal case have the right holes (I don&apos;t have it anymore so I cannot see it). It has a simple mount: you just have to use the stock screws and screw them into the 4040.<br>The right side (green piece in the photo) is a bit modular and adjustable. It uses the 2040 profile on the Ender 3, or the 4040 on the Ender 3 Pro, where the Y-axis slides in order to be easly mounted. It is made of two pieces: <br>- the profile mount (called AggancioBinario.stl) is made to slide into the profile from the little gap there is in front of the printer under the Y-axis belt in front of the printer, and it has a really strong hold into the groove. It has a &quot;sliding hole&quot; where you can fit a M4 screw in, in order to adjust the height and the angulation of the other piece;<br>- the right side mount, where the tablet will sit on, has a hole for a M4 nut (it has a tight fit, you may need to apply a bit of force in order to slide it in). You can use this nut and the screw in the other piece in order to adjust this piece so the tablet will fit on it perfectly. You can see it in one of the photos.</p>
<p>Maybe in the future I will make the left side also modular in the same way of the right, so you can adjust the tablet in the way you like it. But at the moment I ran out of filament, so I cannot print it in order to try it before uploading.</p>
<p>Let me know if you like it, if you print one yourself (maybe upload a <br>photo, I&apos;ll really appreciate it!), and also consider checking the other<br> stuff I make on my profile. I&apos;m still learning how to model things, but<br> I have lots of ideas and I&apos;ll upload them soon!</p>
<p>If you also want to make a tip to me, I will really appreciate it, and <br>I&apos;ll think about continue making this stuffs &apos;cause I will know that <br>someone likes my design!</p>
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Tablet mount for the Creality Ender 3

 This is a simple tablet mount for the Creality Ender 3, and also the Creality Ender 3 Pro. I have a Raspberry Pi inside my Ender 3 with OctoPi, and I had this old tablet lying around, so I thought to put it on the 3d Printer with Printoid in order to control OctoPrint without having to turn on my computer. This tablet is pretty old and slow, and in the future I'm going to replace it, that is why I made it like a modular design so it can fit almost every tablet, smartphones and also hdmi display you can connect to the Raspberry Pi itself. I think this is a nice add on the printer, so it will also look more "smart". And since it is android, you can also install some games on it so you can play while the printer is printing! I didn't put sides on the pieces, so if your tablet is taller than mine it will fit on without problems. If you see that it slides on in (I know that the PLA is slippery) you can put a bit of double sided tape between the tablet and the piece like I did so it won't fall off. The model is made in order to allow any size of tablet and smartphone to sit on top of it, it just needs to be at least 12cm tall to not fall down, and 13cm large so the build plate knob won't hurt it, and 11mm thick to fit inside the piece.The left side (black piece in the photo) is mounted on the bottom left 4040 aluminium profile (you may need to thread the holes to put the screws, I forgot that they weren't threaded when I finished printing it, but a little M4 screw and a lot of patience will make the job). On my printer I don't have anymore the board there, but you can mount it on top of the metal case of the board without any problems, you just have to check if the metal case have the right holes (I don't have it anymore so I cannot see it). It has a simple mount: you just have to use the stock screws and screw them into the 4040.The right side (green piece in the photo) is a bit modular and adjustable. It uses the 2040 profile on the Ender 3, or the 4040 on the Ender 3 Pro, where the Y-axis slides in order to be easly mounted. It is made of two pieces: - the profile mount (called AggancioBinario.stl) is made to slide into the profile from the little gap there is in front of the printer under the Y-axis belt in front of the printer, and it has a really strong hold into the groove. It has a "sliding hole" where you can fit a M4 screw in, in order to adjust the height and the angulation of the other piece;- the right side mount, where the tablet will sit on, has a hole for a M4 nut (it has a tight fit, you may need to apply a bit of force in order to slide it in). You can use this nut and the screw in the other piece in order to adjust this piece so the tablet will fit on it perfectly. You can see it in one of the photos. Maybe in the future I will make the left side also modular in the same way of the right, so you can adjust the tablet in the way you like it. But at the moment I ran out of filament, so I cannot print it in order to try it before uploading. Let me know if you like it, if you print one yourself (maybe upload a photo, I'll really appreciate it!), and also consider checking the other stuff I make on my profile. I'm still learning how to model things, but I have lots of ideas and I'll upload them soon! If you also want to make a tip to me, I will really appreciate it, and I'll think about continue making this stuffs 'cause I will know that someone likes my design! 

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                                            <p>Geometric plot for my little cactus !<br><br>I printed with low resolution (0.32 as layer height) to obtain all the horizontal lines visible.<br>A smaller resolution will allow to obtain all flat surfaces as in the 3D object.</p>
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Geometric Plant Pot

 Geometric plot for my little cactus !I printed with low resolution (0.32 as layer height) to obtain all the horizontal lines visible.A smaller resolution will allow to obtain all flat surfaces as in the 3D object. 

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<div><p>I printed the original design 2 times and both times I broke it immediately, so I added more padding to the stencil.</p></div>
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<p class="detail-setting rafts"><strong>Rafts: </strong>
                         </p><div><p>No</p></div>
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                                                <p class="detail-setting supports"><strong>Supports: </strong>
                         </p><div><p>No</p></div>
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(more stable) Philip J Fry stencil

I printed the original design 2 times and both times I broke it immediately, so I added more padding to the stencil.

Man of Steel Logo 3D Model.<br>
Ready for 3D printing.

Man of Steel Logo

Man of Steel Logo 3D Model.
Ready for 3D printing.

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                                            <p>Camera cover for Type A 3D printer</p>
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Camera Cover TypeA

<p>These items can be used to press out and in the bearings and seal for a seadoo 140mm jet pump.</p>


Seadoo 140mm pump tools

These items can be used to press out and in the bearings and seal for a seadoo 140mm jet pump.


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<div><p>I made this MMU2s Quick Test because I wanted something that would switch colors quickly. I usually add a 10mm Brim.</p></div>
<h3 class="thing-component-header settings print-settings">Print Settings</h3>
<p class="detail-setting printer brand"><strong>Printer Brand: </strong>
                         </p><div><p>Prusa</p></div>
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                                                <p class="detail-setting printer"><strong>Printer: </strong>
                         </p><div><p>MMU2s</p></div>
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                                                <p class="detail-setting rafts"><strong>Rafts: </strong>
                         </p><div><p>No</p></div>
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                                                <p class="detail-setting supports"><strong>Supports: </strong>
                         </p><div><p>No</p></div>
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                                                <p class="detail-setting resolution"><strong>Resolution: </strong>
                         </p><div><p>0.20</p></div>
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                                                <p class="detail-setting infill"><strong>Infill: </strong>
                         </p><div><p>15%</p></div>
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                    <strong>Filament:</strong> 
                    <a href="http://www.amazon.com/s?url=search-alias&amp;field-keywords=Inland+PLA&amp;tag=tv-auto-20" target="_blank">
                        Inland PLA                    </a>

                    Multi
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MMU2s Quick Test

I made this MMU2s Quick Test because I wanted something that would switch colors quickly. I usually add a 10mm Brim.

<p>This is a stake to hold 1/4&quot; drip irrigation tubing either vertically or horizontally.</p>


Drip Irrigation Stake

This is a stake to hold 1/4" drip irrigation tubing either vertically or horizontally.


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                                            <p>Uncrate your own loot with this Loot Box from Overwatch. Warning: No rare or better items guarenteed.&#xA0;</p>
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<p>Support material not needed for the lid, but it is suggested.&#xA0;</p>
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