Global eyewear company ClearVision used Formlabs SLA printers and tough resin to prototype a new line of hinged glasses for infants.

Hinged Glasses For Infants Prototyped with Tough Resin | All3DP

Thingiverse can only take you so far when you crave complex geometries. In this guide, we open the doors to geometric freedom by presenting the fundamentals of FDM design requirements.

How to Design Parts for FDM 3D Printing | All3DP

MyMiniFactory's "Scan the World" claims to be the World’s largest 3D printable museum. It’s now supported by Shining 3D, the global tech company.

Shining 3D Supports MyMiniFactory’s "Scan the World" Digital Museum | All3DP

Many SBCs we see today lack diversity. The Banana Pi R2, however, is a board that knows what it's built for. Read on to find out more!

Banana Pi R2: Review the Specs | All3DP

Welcher ist der beste 3D-Stift? Gute Frage. Sieh dir unsere aktuelle Kaufberatung an, um herauszufinden, welcher 3D-Stift perfekt für dich ist.

Die besten 3D-Stifte 2021 | All3DP

All3DP’s co-founder Anatol Locker visited Gamescom in Cologne - and found a million-dollar business no one has entered yet.

Customizing Games Merchandise is a Gold Mine for 3D Printing | All3DP

An Axial3D printed model of a kidney has helped surgeons in Belfast, UK, perform a transplant operation on a young woman which was both complex and life-saving.

Kidney Transplant using Aixal3D Print is Medical First in Northern Ireland | All3DP

The 3D printed prosthetic by Youbionic is a highly sophisticated, low-cost bionic hand, made with laster sintering & open-source components.

3D Printed Prosthetics made with Laser Sintering | All3DP

The LAR100 is a new laser metal 3D printer designed for fast production of numerous parts for a competitive price. Check its specs and features in this article.

LAR100: A Metal 3D Printer Starting at €69,900 | All3DP

Looking for a way to keep your plants alive while you're traveling the world or stuck at work? How about 3D printing your very own Arduino-powered automatic smart plant pot!

[Project] 3D Printed Automatic Smart Plant Pot | All3DP

The Qidi Tech Shadow 5.5 S is bold, red, and gold. But is it any good? Find out in our review.

Qidi Tech Shadow 5.5 S Review: Hands On | All3DP

"Smart watch" kids: O Watch, 8-year-old Omkar’s Kickstarter is now fully funded with new partnerships and product updates. We love that kid.

3D Printable O Watch: Updates From the 8-Year Old Maker | All3DP

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 This is a fully 3D printed clock
See it here:
https://youtu.be/HupqIoN48FU
Apart from the electronics and stepper motor, everything is 3D printed
All gears, shafts, screws, nuts, bearings, frames is 3D printed.
More infos and instruction at the link below under:&#xA0;Documents Attached
The trickiest part to print will be the bearings, they can can be replaced with manufactured 608 bearings
Check out the PDF about 3d print a bearing to learn more about some of the settings needed
See the bearing here:
<a href="https://youtu.be/sZOfpzJYKh4">https://youtu.be/sZOfpzJYKh4</a>
And here:
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The Full Clock

 This is a fully 3D printed clock See it here: https://youtu.be/HupqIoN48FU Apart from the electronics and stepper motor, everything is 3D printed All gears, shafts, screws, nuts, bearings, frames is 3D printed. More infos and instruction at the link below under: Documents Attached The trickiest part to print will be the bearings, they can can be replaced with manufactured 608 bearings Check out the PDF about 3d print a bearing to learn more about some of the settings needed See the bearing here: https://youtu.be/sZOfpzJYKh4 And here: https://youtu.be/CbXNVqTMdo8 

Not much bigger than an All-In-One printer, this little mill can etch most materials, including etching the copper off of PCB&apos;s. It can also cut, drill, mill, most soft, and some medium density materials. While its not very fast, its amazing what it can do, especially considering how light on the pocketbook it is to build.And if you want it to do more,. upgrade the spindle motor, add some side stiffeners, and swap out the all thread for precision acme threaded rods.Not only that, but the design is fairly scale-able with out having to re-print parts, though you would have to re cut the laser cut parts, and get longer rods.Premium quality printed parts kits are now availableNEW! - Cherry Red - <a href="http://www.ebay.com/itm/252043471429" rel="external">http://www.ebay.com/itm/252043471429</a>NEW! - Navy Blue &#xA0;-&#xA0; <a href="http://www.ebay.com/itm/252052107810" rel="external">http://www.ebay.com/itm/252052107810</a>Black -&#xA0; <a href="http://www.ebay.com/itm/252052101200" rel="external">http://www.ebay.com/itm/252052101200</a>





Neon Green -&#xA0; <a href="http://www.ebay.com/itm/252029615065" rel="external">http://www.ebay.com/itm/252029615065</a><a href="http://www.ebay.com/usr/myopen3d" rel="external">http://www.ebay.com/usr/myopen3d</a>Watch the mill etch this Hello World logo into acrylic: <iframe width="593" height="370" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/zjgG0tTBYeQ" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>The square border around the Hello World Open Hardware logo I designed is 40x40mm, making it a great little first etch image for X, &amp; Y movement calibration. The text, at its tallest ~4mm tall. The cutting bit used was a 25deg, 0.3mm flat tip engraving bit.This re-work is 100% backwards compatible with the original laser cut frame provided on the instructable, though a few of the small M3 hardware bits have changed in count &amp; length.For more detail check out the instructable @ <a href="http://www.instructables.com/id/3D-printed-CNC-mill/" rel="external">http://www.instructables.com/id/3D-printed-CNC-mill/</a>

3D Printed & Laser Cut, Lil-CNC Mill ACv2

Not much bigger than an All-In-One printer, this little mill can etch most materials, including etching the copper off of PCB's. It can also cut, drill, mill, most soft, and some medium density materials.While its not very fast, its amazing what it can do, especially considering how light on the pocketbook it is to build.And if you want it to do more,. upgrade the spindle motor, add some side stiffeners, and swap out the all thread for precision acme threaded rods.Not only that, but the design is fairly scale-able with out having to re-print parts, though you would have to re cut the laser cut parts, and get longer rods.Premium quality printed parts kits are now availableNEW! - Cherry Red -  http://www.ebay.com/itm/252043471429NEW! - Navy Blue  -  http://www.ebay.com/itm/252052107810Black -  http://www.ebay.com/itm/252052101200





Neon Green -  http://www.ebay.com/itm/252029615065http://www.ebay.com/usr/myopen3dWatch the mill etch this Hello World logo into acrylic: The square border around the Hello World Open Hardware logo I designed is 40x40mm, making it a great little first etch image for X, & Y movement calibration. The text, at its tallest ~4mm tall. The cutting bit used was a 25deg, 0.3mm flat tip engraving bit.This re-work is 100% backwards compatible with the original laser cut frame provided on the instructable, though a few of the small M3 hardware bits have changed in count & length.For more detail check out the instructable @ http://www.instructables.com/id/3D-printed-CNC-mill/


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 This statue of Salmacis, was created by Neoclassical sculptor Francois-Joseph Bosio.
In Greek mythology, Salmacis was an atypical naiad/nymph, known for her attempted rape&#xA0;of Hermaphroditus. As noted in Ovid&apos;s Metamorphosis, after falling in love with the beautiful youth Salmacis prays to the gods that they were to&#xA0;be destined to be together forever. Her wish was taken too literally by the Gods who fused Salmacis and Hermaphroditos together, forming a hermaphrodite.
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The Nymph Salmacis

 This statue of Salmacis, was created by Neoclassical sculptor Francois-Joseph Bosio. In Greek mythology, Salmacis was an atypical naiad/nymph, known for her attempted rape of Hermaphroditus. As noted in Ovid's Metamorphosis, after falling in love with the beautiful youth Salmacis prays to the gods that they were to be destined to be together forever. Her wish was taken too literally by the Gods who fused Salmacis and Hermaphroditos together, forming a hermaphrodite. 

There are 8 types of combs, two for each number of cables it needs to hold: 24, 14, 8 &amp; 6.

The slim version keeps the cables tighter together and are an exact copy of the ones i bought via internet, but they&apos;re more fragile, I reccomend using a stronger material.

Hope this is useful!

combs for sleeved pc cables

There are 8 types of combs, two for each number of cables it needs to hold: 24, 14, 8 & 6.

The slim version keeps the cables tighter together and are an exact copy of the ones i bought via internet, but they're more fragile, I reccomend using a stronger material.

Hope this is useful!


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 Chess pieces designed in SelfCAD software https://www.selfcad.com Checkout how this object was made : chess, chessboard, 3d modeling, 3d printing, 3d design, 3d designing, online 3d modeling, selfcad Designed and uploaded with www.selfcad.com #selfcad #print-with-selfcad
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Chess pieces

 Chess pieces designed in SelfCAD software https://www.selfcad.com Checkout how this object was made : chess, chessboard, 3d modeling, 3d printing, 3d design, 3d designing, online 3d modeling, selfcad Designed and uploaded with www.selfcad.com #selfcad #print-with-selfcad 

Made with bleeding edge version of openscad (so no source file)

Ultimaker2 sdcard holder

Made with bleeding edge version of openscad (so no source file)


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<div>Tri bahtinov for 203mm 8&quot; meade lx10 or similar schmidt cassegrain. 
internal diameter : 72mm 
external : 226mm 
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Printer Brand: 
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 Printer: 
 <div>Ender 3 Pro</div>
 
 Rafts: 
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 Supports: 
 <div>Yes</div>
 
 Resolution: 
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 Infill: 
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 Filament: 
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Tri bahtinov meade lx10

Tri bahtinov for 203mm 8" meade lx10 or similar schmidt cassegrain.
internal diameter : 72mm
external  : 226mm
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 This is one of the famous characters of Star Wars, I hope you enjoy it!
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 This is one of the famous characters of Star Wars, I hope you enjoy it! 

Hydro Dipping 3D Prints - Add Graphics to 3D Printing Projects



full guide on: https://learn.adafruit.com/hydro-dip-3d-prints/overview

Joy Con Grips by: Alex Hatch @hatchmanpro
https://www.myminifactory.com/object/ergonomic-joycon-grip-with-light-pipes-32319

No bear Fidget Spinner by Murray Clark:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2237509

Add Full color graphics to 3D Printed parts!
In this week’s project, we’re hydro dipping 3d printed parts.

Works on moving parts!
Images can actually wrap around 180° – so you can get some nice details on the sides and edges of your parts. We can even apply graphics to mechanical moving parts like this print in place, no bearing fidget spinner!

Hydro dipping also know as Water Drape Film, Water Transfer or Inkjet Water Slide Decal Transfer, is a post-processing technique that allows you to wrap graphics around objects. So with this method, you can add some pretty cool textures and full color graphics to your projects.

Hydro dipping is commonly used on machined and injection molded parts, but we found it also works great on 3d printed parts. So you’re able to add high quality textures and graphics without lots of post processing. It even works with visible layer lines that you get with 3d printed parts.


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 Meet the Emoji Family :-)
The 3D Emoji range includes many of the most popular and common emoji&apos;s... but made into real stand-up 3D printed characters. They can be placed anywhere and everywhere to convey a message, how someone is feeling (their mood), or just for fun to look good.And, they make great gifts!
To help ensure you get great prints PLEASE READ ALL OF THE INFORMATION PROVIDED
3D Emoji&apos;s are quick and easy two part prints. They consist of a front which is the face part that includes the legs and arms. The second part is the back which has locking tabs that will secure the back to the front part (rear of the face). In multi-colored Emoji&apos;s the back part also has added features, such as eyes, tongue, tears, glasses and teeth etc. You need to download the matching back and front parts (refer file names .stl) as they are made to mate together.
The heights of the features designed into the back have been carefully set so you can pause your machine mid print 1 or 2 times (depending on the features) and swap filament colors. To do this at the right places you need to watch the back forming and the first color change is when the locking tabs and features start appearing above the back surface (which has then finished printing). This is when the back has printed to approx. 3mm height (plus raft if used). If the design has two color changes required (such as Tears of Joy with white teeth and blue tears) the second filament change is always straight after the top of the first feature (teeth in this example) has finished printing.
Once printed make sure you clean the model up and pay particular attention to the mating surfaces of the front and back parts. They need to be smooth with no excess lumps of plastic. Any lumps could stop the parts fitting together properly.
The locking tabs printed into the back part need to be strong so they don&apos;t break when being snapped into the front part. To achieve this I recommend using 3 shells and 20-25% infill as a minimum. These tabs also need to be checked post printing to make sure there is no excess filament attached to them that could stop them being inserted into the face part. The back / tabs will be hard to snap into the slots in the face part. This is intentional to make the back permanent once snapped on. I suggest spraying a small amount of light silicone or similar lubricant onto these tabs before forcing the parts together as it will help with the joining process. You should be able to snap the parts together by hand but, if absolutely necessary, you can lay the parts face down on a flat surface and tap above the tabs gently with a small hammer. This is a last resort suggestion but should not be necessary.
3D Emoji&apos;s have been designed to lean slightly forward so should stand well. However, The weight of the back will change with different numbers of shells and amounts of infill. If your 3D Emoji&apos;s want to fall backwards you can fix this by either (a) gently filing the underside of the feet slightly so they lean more forward or (b) hold your Desktop Emoji&apos;s feet in (very) hot water for a short time then gently and evenly bend the legs slightly so to make it lean more forward. Once the plastic has cooled again it will be as hard and strong as usual.
Please read the print settings recommended and also look at all of the photos provided as some contain useful information that will help ensure great results.
If you like these designs check out the rest of my fun and practical designs and please post images of your prints for others to see!
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3D Emoji's

 Meet the Emoji Family :-) The 3D Emoji range includes many of the most popular and common emoji's... but made into real stand-up 3D printed characters. They can be placed anywhere and everywhere to convey a message, how someone is feeling (their mood), or just for fun to look good.And, they make great gifts! To help ensure you get great prints PLEASE READ ALL OF THE INFORMATION PROVIDED 3D Emoji's are quick and easy two part prints. They consist of a front which is the face part that includes the legs and arms. The second part is the back which has locking tabs that will secure the back to the front part (rear of the face). In multi-colored Emoji's the back part also has added features, such as eyes, tongue, tears, glasses and teeth etc. You need to download the matching back and front parts (refer file names .stl) as they are made to mate together. The heights of the features designed into the back have been carefully set so you can pause your machine mid print 1 or 2 times (depending on the features) and swap filament colors. To do this at the right places you need to watch the back forming and the first color change is when the locking tabs and features start appearing above the back surface (which has then finished printing). This is when the back has printed to approx. 3mm height (plus raft if used). If the design has two color changes required (such as Tears of Joy with white teeth and blue tears) the second filament change is always straight after the top of the first feature (teeth in this example) has finished printing. Once printed make sure you clean the model up and pay particular attention to the mating surfaces of the front and back parts. They need to be smooth with no excess lumps of plastic. Any lumps could stop the parts fitting together properly. The locking tabs printed into the back part need to be strong so they don't break when being snapped into the front part. To achieve this I recommend using 3 shells and 20-25% infill as a minimum. These tabs also need to be checked post printing to make sure there is no excess filament attached to them that could stop them being inserted into the face part. The back / tabs will be hard to snap into the slots in the face part. This is intentional to make the back permanent once snapped on. I suggest spraying a small amount of light silicone or similar lubricant onto these tabs before forcing the parts together as it will help with the joining process. You should be able to snap the parts together by hand but, if absolutely necessary, you can lay the parts face down on a flat surface and tap above the tabs gently with a small hammer. This is a last resort suggestion but should not be necessary. 3D Emoji's have been designed to lean slightly forward so should stand well. However, The weight of the back will change with different numbers of shells and amounts of infill. If your 3D Emoji's want to fall backwards you can fix this by either (a) gently filing the underside of the feet slightly so they lean more forward or (b) hold your Desktop Emoji's feet in (very) hot water for a short time then gently and evenly bend the legs slightly so to make it lean more forward. Once the plastic has cooled again it will be as hard and strong as usual. Please read the print settings recommended and also look at all of the photos provided as some contain useful information that will help ensure great results. If you like these designs check out the rest of my fun and practical designs and please post images of your prints for others to see! 

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<a href="https://www.patreon.com/ghamak">My Patreon page</a>
Model pre-supported ready for resin printers.
High detailed model for painters and collectors. This dynamic figure is a nice character for your campaign, also you can select the wepoans/hands, these are interchageable between all models and previous releases
The file is high quality sculpt with fine details.
<a href="https://www.patreon.com/ghamak">Support me on Patreon</a>
All my models are released on Patreon for a very special price if you join my Patreon you can support me directly. will receive a special welcome pack, and be part of a growing community that helps me choose the next releases and improve the quality.
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Big cat 1

 My Patreon page Model pre-supported ready for resin printers. High detailed model for painters and collectors. This dynamic figure is a nice character for your campaign, also you can select the wepoans/hands, these are interchageable between all models and previous releases The file is high quality sculpt with fine details. Support me on Patreon All my models are released on Patreon for a very special price if you join my Patreon you can support me directly. will receive a special welcome pack, and be part of a growing community that helps me choose the next releases and improve the quality. thanks for your support. 

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