3D Hubs launches REMAKE3D campaign to change how 3D prints are made, and support a waste free future. Submit your epic fails to win prizes!

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Looking for information on 3D printing company Pinshape? We‘ve accumulated the 11 most important facts in this company profile.

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Arduino 3D printers are a rare breed indeed. But if you want an Arduino 3D printer and have some tinkering skills, you should take a look at these DIY 3D printer projects.

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Interested in wood filament for 3D printing? Learn exactly what it is and have a look at some of the most popular wood PLA filaments on the market!

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Land Rover BAR’s yacht racing team and Renishaw are using 3D printing to produce yacht parts and compete in the America's Cup.

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Hygroscopy is the unseen killer of 3D prints. Find out what it is, its effects on printing, and how you can thwart it!

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This light-weight handle makes taking photo and video shots with your GoPro camera easier to control.

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Here are the 30 finalists in the 3D Printed Habitat Challenge, a NASA competition seeking radical designs for an outpost on Mars.

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Sometimes the spare parts you need are neither sold out nor any longer in production. When that happens, 3D printing comes in to save the day. In this article, we'll take a look at some of the best services for 3D printing spare parts.

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The ceramic Bheard Sound Pod naturally amplifies and significantly improves the sound quality of the speakers in Apple or Samsung smartphones.

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                                            <p>Before you start printing the OpenRC F1 that uses pockets to fit the small M3 nuts and see if you need to calibrate your printer for them to fit.</p>
<p>Even if this comes out good, make sure you test the m3 nuts in the first 3dprinted part aswell to be sure.</p>
<p>OpenRC F1 video:&#xA0;https://youtu.be/eTST_g2g2xQ</p>
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OpenRC Calibration Cube

 Before you start printing the OpenRC F1 that uses pockets to fit the small M3 nuts and see if you need to calibrate your printer for them to fit. Even if this comes out good, make sure you test the m3 nuts in the first 3dprinted part aswell to be sure. OpenRC F1 video: https://youtu.be/eTST_g2g2xQ 

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                                            <p>This is a t-handle holder for the Husky 14 piece T-Handle Allen Wrench Set from Home Depot (Store SKU #1000010017). The set doesn&apos;t come with a stand, so I made this.</p>
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Husky T-Handle Holder

 This is a t-handle holder for the Husky 14 piece T-Handle Allen Wrench Set from Home Depot (Store SKU #1000010017). The set doesn't come with a stand, so I made this. 

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                                            <p><a href="https://www.patreon.com/ghamak">My Patreon page</a></p>
<p>Model pre-supported ready for resin printers.</p>
<p>High detailed model for painters and collectors. This dynamic figure is a nice character for your campaign, This model is optimized for resin printers.</p>
<p>The file is high quality sculpt with fine details.</p>
<p><a href="https://www.patreon.com/ghamak">Support me on Patreon</a></p>
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<p>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.</p>
<p>thanks for your support.</p>
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Olopinup supports ready

 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, This model is optimized for resin printers. The file is high quality sculpt with fine details. Support me on Patreon Facebook Group 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. 

<p>Something to strap to my arm to hold my phone.</p>


Arm phone

Something to strap to my arm to hold my phone.


<p>Motherboard and Raspberry Pi mount for Alunar m518<br>
This thing was made with Tinkercad. Edit it online <a href="https://www.tinkercad.com/things/1pqiSidsSEC" rel="external">https://www.tinkercad.com/things/1pqiSidsSEC</a></p>


Alunar M518

Motherboard and Raspberry Pi mount for Alunar m518
This thing was made with Tinkercad. Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/1pqiSidsSEC


Wall Cladding "Waves" #1

<p>Chess pieces for table chess... A new begining for your mentality. The design of these pieces was to create an ilusion because of its&apos; 90&#xBA; angle, creating a fun and original way of seeing chess games... Have fun</p>


Chess pieces

Chess pieces for table chess... A new begining for your mentality. The design of these pieces was to create an ilusion because of its' 90º angle, creating a fun and original way of seeing chess games... Have fun


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                                            <p>I present to you, The Super Shotgun, from Doom (2016).<br>The Doom Slayer has many weapons, but the most iconic is the Super Shotgun.</p>
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DOOM Super Shotgun High Quality

 I present to you, The Super Shotgun, from Doom (2016).The Doom Slayer has many weapons, but the most iconic is the Super Shotgun. 

BOX FOR EACHINE E010

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                                            <p>Estatua-monumento situado en el paseo mar&#xED;timo de la bonita localidad costera de Vilanova i la Geltr&#xFA;, Barcelona.</p>
<p>Dedicada a Frances Maci&#xE0;, Presidente de la Generalitat de Catalunya.</p>
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Francesc Macia

 Estatua-monumento situado en el paseo marítimo de la bonita localidad costera de Vilanova i la Geltrú, Barcelona. Dedicada a Frances Macià, Presidente de la Generalitat de Catalunya. 

Model dimensions:<br>
- length &#x2013; 126 mm<br>
- height &#x2013; 37 mm<br>
- width &#x2013; 32 mm<br>
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Model consists of parts: scope front part, scope middle part, scope rear part, scope stand 1, scope stand 2.

Scope for cosplay blaster 2

Model dimensions:
- length – 126 mm
- height – 37 mm
- width – 32 mm
 
Model consists of parts: scope front part, scope middle part, scope rear part, scope stand 1, scope stand 2.

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                                            <p><a href="/pages/support-scan-the-world" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"><img src="/uploads/tinymce-images/support.png" alt></a></p><p style="text-align: justify;">Marble metope from the Parthenon (South metope III). The South metopes in The British Museum show the battle between Centaurs and Lapiths at the marriage-feast of Peirithoos.<br>A Lapith, on the right, attacks a Centaur, from behind, resting his right knee on the Centaur&#x2019;s hindquarters and extending his right arm to seize the Centaur&#x2019;s neck. The upper body of the Centaur is turned back towards his attacker. An animal skin is wound around his left arm. A long chlamys hangs from the shoulders of the Lapith and he wears boots. Dowel holes, in his left side and at the junction of the chlamys, are visible and probably served for the attachment of metal weapons. The left arm and left foot of the Lapith, the Centaur&#x2019;s right arm and three of his legs, and the heads of both figures and parts of the frame are missing.The centaur is surprised from behind and turns his human body sharply round. He fends off the Lapith with his left arm, wrapped in an animal skin. Drill holes in the Lapith&apos;s torso idicate the attachment of a baldric, now lost.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;"><br>The Metopes of the Parthenon are a series of marble panels, originally 92 in number, on the outside walls of the Parthenon in Athens, Greece, forming part of the Doric frieze. The metopes of each side of the building (14 each on the eastern and western walls, 32 each on the northern and southern walls) had a different subject, and together with the pediments, Ionic frieze, and the statue of Athena Parthenos contained within the Parthenon, formed an elaborate program of sculptural decoration. Fifteen of the metopes from the south wall were removed and are now part of the Parthenon Marbles in the British Museum, and others have been destroyed. They are famous examples of the Classical Greek high-relief.</p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">The metopes of the southern wall (Plaques No. 1&#x2013;12 and 21&#x2013;32) present the Battle of the Lapiths and Centaurs, also known as the Centauromachy, in which the mythological Athenian king Theseus took part. The battle between the Centaurs and the Lapiths broke out during the wedding feast of the king of the Lapiths and personal friend of Theseus, Pirithous. According to one version of the myth, the Centaurs, insulted from being excluded from the celebrations, attacked the Lapiths while according to another, during the feast drunken Centaurs reacted violently under the influence of wine. The result was a fight between the Centaurs and the Lapiths and an attempt of the former to abduct the Lapith women.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">The Centaurs have faces with animal features whose linear drawings strongly recall theatrical masks. They are shown wearing animal skins and they are armed with tree-branches. On the other hand, the Lapiths fight nude or wearing a chlamys, several of them hold a sword or a spear which, as they were formerly metallic attachments, are now lost, while in some cases, the Lapiths use shields to protect themselves.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">There is a tendency to recognize the bridegroom Pirithous on metope 11 and the bride Deidamia on metope 25 but there is no conclusive evidence for these identifications. On metope 29, features of the mature Classical style can be traced on the face and the dress of the Lapith woman.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">The presence of household utensils such as hydrias (ceramic pots with three handles used for mainly for storing water), which are also used as provisional weapons by the combatants, indicates a battle fought indoors. Certain compositions are repeated whereas the overall execution of the scenes is less ambitious than the initial plans. Contrary to the eventual outcome of the battle and to the moral of the myth which emphasizes on the superiority of the civilized world over the primeval disorder, the winning party in this fearless fight are the Centaurs and not the Lapiths. However, it is possible that the battle is still in its initial stages.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">In 1687, a cannonball struck the Parthenon during an attack on Athens by the Venetians. This event destroyed many metopes on the south wall, especially the central ones. The existence of these metopes is now known only from Carrey&apos;s drawings executed in 1674 and from their remaining fragments. Their subject matter is not altogether clear as the metopes present uncommon iconographical details. Some experts recognize on them the representation of Attic dynastic myths (the stories of the royal families of Cecrops and Erechtheus) while others, attempting to unify mythologically the afore-mentioned scenes with the ones of the Centauromachy, propose a subject related to the myths of the Centauromachy heroes.</p>
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Parthenon South Metope III

 Marble metope from the Parthenon (South metope III). The South metopes in The British Museum show the battle between Centaurs and Lapiths at the marriage-feast of Peirithoos.A Lapith, on the right, attacks a Centaur, from behind, resting his right knee on the Centaur’s hindquarters and extending his right arm to seize the Centaur’s neck. The upper body of the Centaur is turned back towards his attacker. An animal skin is wound around his left arm. A long chlamys hangs from the shoulders of the Lapith and he wears boots. Dowel holes, in his left side and at the junction of the chlamys, are visible and probably served for the attachment of metal weapons. The left arm and left foot of the Lapith, the Centaur’s right arm and three of his legs, and the heads of both figures and parts of the frame are missing.The centaur is surprised from behind and turns his human body sharply round. He fends off the Lapith with his left arm, wrapped in an animal skin. Drill holes in the Lapith's torso idicate the attachment of a baldric, now lost. The Metopes of the Parthenon are a series of marble panels, originally 92 in number, on the outside walls of the Parthenon in Athens, Greece, forming part of the Doric frieze. The metopes of each side of the building (14 each on the eastern and western walls, 32 each on the northern and southern walls) had a different subject, and together with the pediments, Ionic frieze, and the statue of Athena Parthenos contained within the Parthenon, formed an elaborate program of sculptural decoration. Fifteen of the metopes from the south wall were removed and are now part of the Parthenon Marbles in the British Museum, and others have been destroyed. They are famous examples of the Classical Greek high-relief. The metopes of the southern wall (Plaques No. 1–12 and 21–32) present the Battle of the Lapiths and Centaurs, also known as the Centauromachy, in which the mythological Athenian king Theseus took part. The battle between the Centaurs and the Lapiths broke out during the wedding feast of the king of the Lapiths and personal friend of Theseus, Pirithous. According to one version of the myth, the Centaurs, insulted from being excluded from the celebrations, attacked the Lapiths while according to another, during the feast drunken Centaurs reacted violently under the influence of wine. The result was a fight between the Centaurs and the Lapiths and an attempt of the former to abduct the Lapith women. The Centaurs have faces with animal features whose linear drawings strongly recall theatrical masks. They are shown wearing animal skins and they are armed with tree-branches. On the other hand, the Lapiths fight nude or wearing a chlamys, several of them hold a sword or a spear which, as they were formerly metallic attachments, are now lost, while in some cases, the Lapiths use shields to protect themselves. There is a tendency to recognize the bridegroom Pirithous on metope 11 and the bride Deidamia on metope 25 but there is no conclusive evidence for these identifications. On metope 29, features of the mature Classical style can be traced on the face and the dress of the Lapith woman. The presence of household utensils such as hydrias (ceramic pots with three handles used for mainly for storing water), which are also used as provisional weapons by the combatants, indicates a battle fought indoors. Certain compositions are repeated whereas the overall execution of the scenes is less ambitious than the initial plans. Contrary to the eventual outcome of the battle and to the moral of the myth which emphasizes on the superiority of the civilized world over the primeval disorder, the winning party in this fearless fight are the Centaurs and not the Lapiths. However, it is possible that the battle is still in its initial stages. In 1687, a cannonball struck the Parthenon during an attack on Athens by the Venetians. This event destroyed many metopes on the south wall, especially the central ones. The existence of these metopes is now known only from Carrey's drawings executed in 1674 and from their remaining fragments. Their subject matter is not altogether clear as the metopes present uncommon iconographical details. Some experts recognize on them the representation of Attic dynastic myths (the stories of the royal families of Cecrops and Erechtheus) while others, attempting to unify mythologically the afore-mentioned scenes with the ones of the Centauromachy, propose a subject related to the myths of the Centauromachy heroes. 

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                                            <p>Simple universal joints designed for use in my <a href="/collection/collection-show/ossum/Ossum%20Vintage%20Racer%20Development" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">RC racer project</a>, but I have provided versions for 5mm to 10mm shafts, which should make them useful for all sorts of projects.</p>
<p>The cross shafts are M2x8mm screws but you could probably get away with stubs of 1.75mm filament for low torque applications.</p>
<p>See it in action here:&#xA0;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wd1GOG41lfk</p>
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