Bsnug is a 3D printed lightweight smartphone stand that also keeps your earbud cords untangled and safe.

3D Printed Smartphone Stand Bsnug | All3DP

Researchers from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory are developing "direct metal writing" to improve the process of 3D printing metals.

Could Direct Metal Writing Offer More Reliable 3D Printed Parts? | All3DP

If you're a Zelda fan and have your own 3D printer, you'll be happy to hear that there are now a myriad of memorabilia pieces you can create at home.

Download and 3D Print Your Own Hyrule Castle from Zelda: Breath of the Wild | All3DP

MIT engineers have developed InstantCAD, a plugin with instant simulation which could drastically improve computer aided designs.

MIT Develops InstantCAD Plugin to Give Instant Design Feedback | All3DP

LaChappelle is a young engineer who is using 3D printing to develop high-tech prosthetics for amputees with his company Unlimited Tomorrow.

Unlimited Tomorrow CEO Creates Lifelike 3D Printed Hand for Young Momo | All3DP

A Singaporean start-up is the first in the world to use 3D printed fuel, combining two materials, to launch a self-made rocket in Australia.

Singapore Startup Launch Rocket With 3D Printed Fuel | All3DP

Speculative Fiction Dept: Staff at Idaho State University guess at the origins of Bigfoot with a 3D printed skeleton that's 8 feet tall.

Idaho State University 3D Prints the Skeleton of Bigfoot | All3DP

In a smart application for Tough Resin, Formlabs employee Josh Foisey has designed and 3D printed a skateboarding deck cam for his GoPro camera.

How to 3D Print a Skateboarding Deck Cam for your GoPro | All3DP

WASP was founded to 3D print homes from 100% natural resources. With 3D printed concrete, they could cut Carbon Dioxide emissions in half.

50% Reduction in CO2 Emissions with 3D Printed Concrete | All3DP

Never run out of MacBook power on the go with the KeyBit, the first MagSafe Adapter key ring. This tools helps many MacBook users avoid frustration.

3D Printed Keybit Magsafe Adapter | All3DP

Based off of a 1971 Ford Torino, Romanian artist Ioan Florea designed a liquid metal 3D printed vehicle that was auctioned off for $5,500.

3D Printed Liquid Metal Ford Torino Steals the Spotlight at Arizona Auction | All3DP

Now available to download, the latest and greatest version of Cura has raised the bar for 3D printing. Open Source software for the win!

Cura Software Update with All New Features | All3DP

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                                            <p>Designed a while ago, but it has helped me and tons of people.</p>
<p>Hope it helps you.</p>
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<p>Cheers</p>
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Gameboy Color Battery Cover

 Designed a while ago, but it has helped me and tons of people. Hope it helps you. Cheers 

Personalized keychain with the name Ekain and Basque typography embossed and inclined letters.<br>
I print it in white PLA, I paint it with water-based acrylic paints, and to protect it I spray it with transparent matte varnish. But you can print it in other materials and give it other finishes.<br>
If you want a keychain with another name and can not find it, do not hesitate to tell me and we will agree, Sure!!<br>
Dimensions: 42x15x3-6mm<br>
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EKAIN Personalized keychain embossed letters

Personalized keychain with the name Ekain and Basque typography embossed and inclined letters.
I print it in white PLA, I paint it with water-based acrylic paints, and to protect it I spray it with transparent matte varnish. But you can print it in other materials and give it other finishes.
If you want a keychain with another name and can not find it, do not hesitate to tell me and we will agree, Sure!!
Dimensions: 42x15x3-6mm
 

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                                            <p>Ready to print, The protagonist of The Sandman comic saga, I love this comic, I hope you enjoy it.</p>
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The Sandman

 Ready to print, The protagonist of The Sandman comic saga, I love this comic, I hope you enjoy it. 

<p>A Dream Come True: Bela Merda means Beautiful Poop in brazilian portuguese and it is exactly that, a customizable piece of shit for your appreciation. While it might seem a bad attempt at a joke is actually useful, feces have a huge symbolic value on our culture so you might use this base design to convoy a bunch of negative conotations. You can make a trophy out of it to someone you feel to be full of shit, you can offer this as a gift to Murphy the God to get protection from bad situations, you can repurpose it and maybe an anaconda body or any other archimedean spiral design you wish. You can also post-edit it in Blender and add a rougher surface and use cura&apos;s fuzzy skin feature to print it more realistically.</p>

<p>Speaking of archimedean spiral, this is trivial to make in 3D modelling software like Blender (add curve -&gt; spiral -&gt; archimedean spiral, set the right parameters, use it as a path for a cone or phallus-shaped cylinder, etc.), and the implementation is quite inefficient in OpenSCAD (a bunch of concatenated sphere hulls), so it takes forever to render. You might even not want to wait for render finish on the customizer window (not here in youmagine, sorry) and ask to create it altogether, or just download the .scad file and change the variables yourself.</p>

<p>I was just curious how a rising spiral could be implemented in OpenSCAD. After a few attempts, I noticed it look like shit. I tried to make it look more and more like that, until I came up with a square root function for the decreasing size of the curve, and it got so beautiful that I decided to print and share.</p>


Bela Merda (customizable poop)

A Dream Come True: Bela Merda means Beautiful Poop in brazilian portuguese and it is exactly that, a customizable piece of shit for your appreciation. While it might seem a bad attempt at a joke is actually useful, feces have a huge symbolic value on our culture so you might use this base design to convoy a bunch of negative conotations. You can make a trophy out of it to someone you feel to be full of shit, you can offer this as a gift to Murphy the God to get protection from bad situations, you can repurpose it and maybe an anaconda body or any other archimedean spiral design you wish. You can also post-edit it in Blender and add a rougher surface and use cura's fuzzy skin feature to print it more realistically.

Speaking of archimedean spiral, this is trivial to make in 3D modelling software like Blender (add curve -> spiral -> archimedean spiral, set the right parameters, use it as a path for a cone or phallus-shaped cylinder, etc.), and the implementation is quite inefficient in OpenSCAD (a bunch of concatenated sphere hulls), so it takes forever to render. You might even not want to wait for render finish on the customizer window (not here in youmagine, sorry) and ask to create it altogether, or just download the .scad file and change the variables yourself.

I was just curious how a rising spiral could be implemented in OpenSCAD. After a few attempts, I noticed it look like shit. I tried to make it look more and more like that, until I came up with a square root function for the decreasing size of the curve, and it got so beautiful that I decided to print and share.


<p>This is a fun kit to experiment with. Fun and educational for kids and adults. You&apos;ll need 2 plastic bb:s (for soft air-gun 6 mm dia) and a piece of pvc-pipe (id 17 and od 20mm). A piece of 8 mm dowel and some tubing with an id of 8 mm. Two suitable o-rings for the piston, some grease and some hot-glue (for pipe bottom and top). Look at the pics, they explain a lot. The source files (freecad) are provided so you can change dimensions to be able to use the stuff your empire of dirt provides. We used some cable ties to prevent leakage. </p>

<p>And there&apos;s more than one way to build a working pump with these components!</p>


Simple pump experiment/educational kit

This is a fun kit to experiment with. Fun and educational for kids and adults. You'll need 2 plastic bb:s (for soft air-gun 6 mm dia) and a piece of pvc-pipe (id 17 and od 20mm). A piece of 8 mm dowel and some tubing with an id of 8 mm. Two suitable o-rings for the piston, some grease and some hot-glue (for pipe bottom and top). Look at the pics, they explain a lot. The source files (freecad) are provided so you can change dimensions to be able to use the stuff your empire of dirt provides. We used some cable ties to prevent leakage. 

And there's more than one way to build a working pump with these components!


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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>This lion head used to be placed on the cornice of the drum of the Dome of the Florence Cathedral Santa Maria del Fiore. According to Brunelleschi&apos;s designs, this lion was part of the decoration of the lower part of the dome.</p>
<p>Architecture was greatly reformed during the Italian Renaissance, taking its inspiration from Roman and Greek models from the Antiquity. If the use of the lion as a subject is not a great change - as it is one of the most popular themes in art - it is the style of the sculpture that marks the evolution.</p>
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Relief of a lion head

 This lion head used to be placed on the cornice of the drum of the Dome of the Florence Cathedral Santa Maria del Fiore. According to Brunelleschi's designs, this lion was part of the decoration of the lower part of the dome. Architecture was greatly reformed during the Italian Renaissance, taking its inspiration from Roman and Greek models from the Antiquity. If the use of the lion as a subject is not a great change - as it is one of the most popular themes in art - it is the style of the sculpture that marks the evolution. 

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                                            <p>I liked <a href="http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:728897">entomophile&apos;s remix</a> of <a href="http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:293679/">my earlier tripod mount</a>. I had some M5x45 hex head screws lying around from another project, so I decided to make use of one for another tripod mount. Sized for an iPhone 6, may work with other phones. Fusion 360 file provided if you want to resize. See instructions for some notes on printing.</p>
<p>Update: v2 adds a side mount nut option for portrait mode.</p>
<p>Instructions</p>
<p>The main base file can be printed entirely without supports. It makes use of some modeling tricks that assume a .20 mm layer height. Screw holes are purposely blocked with a single layer membrane to allow them to print without support; after printing, just drill through those. You can also just pick out the filament with some tweezers easily enough.</p>
<p>Files are oriented as they came out of the modeler, so reorient them for printing.</p>
<p>Knob should be printed top side down with support.</p>
<p>Requires an M5x45 screw, an M5 nut which goes into the nut trap in the middle, and a 1/4-20 nut for a tripod bolt which should be glued into the exterior nut-shaped hole.</p>
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iPhone 6 tripod mount

 I liked entomophile's remix of my earlier tripod mount. I had some M5x45 hex head screws lying around from another project, so I decided to make use of one for another tripod mount. Sized for an iPhone 6, may work with other phones. Fusion 360 file provided if you want to resize. See instructions for some notes on printing. Update: v2 adds a side mount nut option for portrait mode. Instructions The main base file can be printed entirely without supports. It makes use of some modeling tricks that assume a .20 mm layer height. Screw holes are purposely blocked with a single layer membrane to allow them to print without support; after printing, just drill through those. You can also just pick out the filament with some tweezers easily enough. Files are oriented as they came out of the modeler, so reorient them for printing. Knob should be printed top side down with support. Requires an M5x45 screw, an M5 nut which goes into the nut trap in the middle, and a 1/4-20 nut for a tripod bolt which should be glued into the exterior nut-shaped hole. 

QAV180 X8R Antenna Mount Rear

<p>This dodecahedron has tapered faces and is entirely shelled to create intricate surfaces. The top has an opening to avoid excessive overhangs. FDM 3D printer friendly, this requires no support material to print properly.</p>


Dodecahedron

This dodecahedron has tapered faces and is entirely shelled to create intricate surfaces. The top has an opening to avoid excessive overhangs. FDM 3D printer friendly, this requires no support material to print properly.


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                                            <p>The logo of a skull.</p>
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A skull logo

<p><b>UPDATE:</b><br>I have been asked to remove this model pending a &quot;discussion&quot; about posting such models. Please feel free to comment on your thoughts about censoring of uploaded projects such as this one. <br><br>Version 2 is out. It prints a lot better in tests than the previous version. I printed this one&#xA0; (see image version 2) in Purple PLA. I think I&apos;ll go back to ABS, as I like the matte finish more. Revised support material vastly improves post process time and overall looks. <br><br>This is an accurate replica of a SIG P250 Polymer frame. Unlike other polymer hangunds, such as Glocks, the serialized portion of this handgun is not in the polymer frame, so it is completely legal to print (in the USA). <br><br>I will be removing the SIG Sauer logo and lettering from the grip.<br><br>STL file has been integrated with supports. I will be updating the stl with support tweaks when I receive feedback and by testing my own prints. The first print I made, I mistakenly disabled the raft. It broke free and STILL printed OK. I&apos;ll be updating the photos of the next print WITH the raft, and I may go with a finer resolution and slower print speeds.&#xA0; Stay tuned.<br><br>Follow me on Grabcad&#xA0; <a href="https://grabcad.com/thinkin3d-2" rel="external">https://grabcad.com/thinkin3d-2</a><br>or on Facebook <a href="https://www.facebook.com/solidprint3d" rel="external">https://www.facebook.com/solidprint3d</a><br><br>I do not know the laws for other countries, so please adhere to your countries laws when printing this</p>


Polymer Pistol Frame

UPDATE:I have been asked to remove this model pending a "discussion" about posting such models. Please feel free to comment on your thoughts about censoring of uploaded projects such as this one. Version 2 is out. It prints a lot better in tests than the previous version. I printed this one  (see image version 2) in Purple PLA. I think I'll go back to ABS, as I like the matte finish more. Revised support material vastly improves post process time and overall looks. This is an accurate replica of a SIG P250 Polymer frame. Unlike other polymer hangunds, such as Glocks, the serialized portion of this handgun is not in the polymer frame, so it is completely legal to print (in the USA). I will be removing the SIG Sauer logo and lettering from the grip.STL file has been integrated with supports. I will be updating the stl with support tweaks when I receive feedback and by testing my own prints. The first print I made, I mistakenly disabled the raft. It broke free and STILL printed OK. I'll be updating the photos of the next print WITH the raft, and I may go with a finer resolution and slower print speeds.  Stay tuned.Follow me on Grabcad  https://grabcad.com/thinkin3d-2or on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/solidprint3dI do not know the laws for other countries, so please adhere to your countries laws when printing this


Gondwana Lions printable replica.<br>
14 cm height.

Gondwana Lion

Gondwana Lions printable replica.
14 cm height.

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