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 &#x201C;Two Shots of Rum!&quot;
Trader Sam&apos;s Enchanted Tiki Bar and his Grog Grotto have given us all a chance to drink and cavort in the world of the Jungle Cruise. Whether it&apos;s a volcano exploding outside the window or hippos in the trees, the bartenders tackle it all! At the Grog Grotto, the Hippopotomai-Tai comes in a mug shaped like Maui - the Polynesian Village Resort&apos;s icon.
Now you can line your shelf with as many Maui mugs as you&apos;d like. And the planter (with a drain hole in the bottom) lets you plan succulents or tropical plants in Trader Sam&apos;s style!
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Trader Sam's - Hippopotomai-Tai - Mug & Planter

 “Two Shots of Rum!" Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar and his Grog Grotto have given us all a chance to drink and cavort in the world of the Jungle Cruise. Whether it's a volcano exploding outside the window or hippos in the trees, the bartenders tackle it all! At the Grog Grotto, the Hippopotomai-Tai comes in a mug shaped like Maui - the Polynesian Village Resort's icon. Now you can line your shelf with as many Maui mugs as you'd like. And the planter (with a drain hole in the bottom) lets you plan succulents or tropical plants in Trader Sam's style! 

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I found a great 3D scan of a lion sculpture and made it 3D printable with MeshMixer.
I filled holes, deleted noise objects, scaled/oriented the part and sculpted some areas that needed some work.
The original scan by &apos;&apos;Plinio Ranhel 260&apos;&apos; can be found here: <a href="http://www.123dapp.com/catch/Sculpture-Lion/5124048" rel="nofollow">http://www.123dapp.com/catch/Sculpture-Lion/5124048</a>
<a href="http://www.3dwp.nl" rel="nofollow">http://www.3dwp.nl</a>
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Lion Sculpture 3D Scan

 I found a great 3D scan of a lion sculpture and made it 3D printable with MeshMixer. I filled holes, deleted noise objects, scaled/oriented the part and sculpted some areas that needed some work. The original scan by ''Plinio Ranhel 260'' can be found here: http://www.123dapp.com/catch/Sculpture-Lion/5124048 http://www.3dwp.nl 

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 a close copy of the bottle from the 60&apos;s tv show (I Dream of Jeannie) the main bottle prints in vase mode and the stopper in standard mode with infill I hope you like and happy printing
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Jeannie Bottle and stopper

 a close copy of the bottle from the 60's tv show (I Dream of Jeannie) the main bottle prints in vase mode and the stopper in standard mode with infill I hope you like and happy printing 

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 Sandwom emerging from sand, inspired by Frank Herbert&apos;s Dune.
I designed this model a few years ago to see how full-color printing looks like.
Note: I&apos;ve ordered a print in very small size back then, that&apos;s why it looks like that on the photo
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Sandworm emerging from sand

 Sandwom emerging from sand, inspired by Frank Herbert's Dune. I designed this model a few years ago to see how full-color printing looks like. Note: I've ordered a print in very small size back then, that's why it looks like that on the photo #colorwithxyz #colourwithxyz 

Model dimensions: 
- height &#x2013; 272.9 mm 
- width &#x2013; 215 mm 
- thickness &#x2013; 35 mm 
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Model consists of parts: body, spikes, bars

Grappling Hook of Batman from the movie Batman and Robin 1997

Model dimensions:
- height – 272.9 mm
- width – 215 mm
- thickness – 35 mm
 
Model consists of parts: body, spikes, bars

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 The original Halloween series designed by HardPrint co. is released! Original super cute design, without support and easy to print.
This file is not for commercial use. If you need commercial use, please contact us for license.
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Halloween Bat Keychain

 The original Halloween series designed by HardPrint co. is released!Original super cute design, without support and easy to print. This file is not for commercial use. If you need commercial use, please contact us for license. 硬印團隊原創設計的萬聖節系列小吊飾釋出嘍！造型超級可愛，0支撐，輕鬆列印。 此檔案不可商業使用，若需商業使用，請聯繫我們詳談授權合作。 

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 <a href="https://www.patreon.com/ArtisanGuild">Visit us on Patreon!</a> Zipzaap on Dread Skullspider True leader of the Sparksoot tribe and spiritual guide, Zipzaap is also called &quot;the lunatic&quot;. Wise and crazy at the same time, he is a true schizophrenic genius with two distinct personalities: mad technician and mysterious necromancer . He&apos;s the one who invented most of the Sparksoot contraptions, including bombs, explosives, and even the giant Scrap Golem. Influenced by the ancient Sarcophagus Guardian Ossarnus, Zipzaap Darkspark managed to tame and twist with his necromantic power a giant spider, transforming it in a undead monstruosity. The Dread Skullspider comes separated from its rider and base to be used as standalone monster.
This set includes: - 1 Highly Detailed Sparksoot Goblin Hero (Rider) - Modular Weapons and Spells (1 Basic Staff, 1 Necro Staff, 1 Spark Spell, 1 Necro Spell) - 1 Highly Detailed Dread SkullSpider - 1 Custom Base
<a href="https://www.patreon.com/ArtisanGuild">Support us on Patreon Here</a> Join us to receive exclusive miniatures set each month for a very special price. You will also get a Welcome Box, containing a selection of figurines and scenaries, check the description on our Patreon page :)
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ZipZaap on Dread SkullSpider

 Visit us on Patreon!Zipzaap on Dread SkullspiderTrue leader of the Sparksoot tribe and spiritual guide, Zipzaap is also called "the lunatic". Wise and crazy at the same time, he is a true schizophrenic genius with two distinct personalities: mad technician and mysterious necromancer . He's the one who invented most of the Sparksoot contraptions, including bombs, explosives, and even the giant Scrap Golem.Influenced by the ancient Sarcophagus Guardian Ossarnus, Zipzaap Darkspark managed to tame and twist with his necromantic power a giant spider, transforming it in a undead monstruosity. The Dread Skullspider comes separated from its rider and base to be used as standalone monster. This set includes:- 1 Highly Detailed Sparksoot Goblin Hero (Rider)- Modular Weapons and Spells (1 Basic Staff, 1 Necro Staff, 1 Spark Spell, 1 Necro Spell)- 1 Highly Detailed Dread SkullSpider- 1 Custom Base Support us on Patreon HereJoin us to receive exclusive miniatures set each month for a very special price. You will also get a Welcome Box, containing a selection of figurines and scenaries, check the description on our Patreon page :) 

This is a great bong that fits on any printer with at least 7 inches vertical. 
 
This version has a built in percolator which also doubles as an ice catcher! &#xA0; 
 
Make sure you print it with at least 4 layers wall thickness to prevent leaks, but if you do have any leaks after printing I would recommend using a soldering iron to melt together any small leaks. &#xA0;&#xA0; 
 
I&apos;ve used this bong countless times and its very rugged and convenient. &#xA0;It requires the following bowl, downstem, and grommet: 
Downstem: &#xA0;<a href="http://www.420mercantile.com/product_info.php?cPath=32&amp;products_id=49" target="_blank">http://www.420mercantile.com/product_info.php?cPath=32&amp;products_id=49</a> 
Bowl: &#xA0;<a href="http://www.420mercantile.com/product_info.php?cPath=29&amp;products_id=397" target="_blank">http://www.420mercantile.com/product_info.php?cPath=29&amp;products_id=397</a> 
Grommet: &#xA0;<a href="http://www.420mercantile.com/product_info.php?products_id=59" target="_blank">http://www.420mercantile.com/product_info.php?products_id=59</a> 
 
Print and Enjoy!

Bong with Perc

This is a great bong that fits on any printer with at least 7 inches vertical.

This version has a built in percolator which also doubles as an ice catcher!  

Make sure you print it with at least 4 layers wall thickness to prevent leaks, but if you do have any leaks after printing I would recommend using a soldering iron to melt together any small leaks.   

I've used this bong countless times and its very rugged and convenient.  It requires the following bowl, downstem, and grommet:
Downstem:  http://www.420mercantile.com/product_info.php?cPath=32&products_id=49
Bowl:  http://www.420mercantile.com/product_info.php?cPath=29&products_id=397
Grommet:  http://www.420mercantile.com/product_info.php?products_id=59

Print and Enjoy!

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 This design is an entry into the <a title="Vectary Design Competition" href="/competition/120">Vectary Design Competition</a> sponsored by <a href="http://www.makex.com/">MakeX</a>
This model was created with <a title="VECTARY" href="https://www.vectary.com/l/MyMiniFactoryExport" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">VECTARY</a> - the free, online 3D modeling tool
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<li><a href="http://www.vectary.com/model3d/9f263462-c50c-489d-a4a5-f2a87cf99005" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">model</a> by <a href="http://www.vectary.com/user/d6af8b69-9a77-4a29-8d2d-1512f9bc1dfc" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Michael Popolizio</a></li>
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Spaceship

 This design is an entry into the Vectary Design Competition sponsored by MakeX This model was created with VECTARY - the free, online 3D modeling tool Credits: model by Michael Popolizio 

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A Soldier at MUZEON, Moscow

 This object is part of "Scan The World". Scan the World is a non-profit initiative introduced by MyMiniFactory, through which we are creating a digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks and landmarks from across the globe for the public to access for free. Scan the World is an open source, community effort, if you have interesting items around you and would like to contribute, email stw@myminifactory.com to find out how you can help.Scanned : Photogrammetry (Processed using Agisoft PhotoScan) 

this is based off the Ultimaker Belt Tensioner 5000 by Jamesm1&#xA0;thingiverse.com/thing:19818 I remodeled it to allow maximum tension on the belts.&#xA0; Allows room for more tension down the road by Opening up the mount holes. This is My first THING&#xA0; and I seen other tensioners on here and this one fit the bill better than most. Very Firm grasp on the belt and with it you can Tune your belts to play music on (ok not that tense :) ) I may reprint them now that my accuracy has went through the roof. But the originals are doing very nicely.

Ultimaker Belt Tensioner

this is based off the Ultimaker Belt Tensioner 5000 byJamesm1 thingiverse.com/thing:19818I remodeled it to allow maximum tension on the belts. Allows room for more tension down the road by Opening up the mount holes. This is My first THING and I seen other tensioners on here and this one fit the bill better than most. Very Firm grasp on the belt and with it you can Tune your belts to play music on (ok not that tense :) ) I may reprint them now that my accuracy has went through the roof. But the originals are doing very nicely.


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 Here you will find all the necessary parts to build a functional RC car shock, from the body to the spring, from the holders to the piston... for a hole to hole length from 55 to 110mm, in steps of 5mm.
This publication is complete, with 12 different bodies and springs length, 6 different pistons and 2 different length shock holders.
 If you take a deep look, there are some parts which need to be printed in TPU. Those are the holders, the &quot;seals&quot; and the piston. This is necessary if you want to run your shock with real shock oil or silicone.
But maybe you just want to give it a try without oil, then you could print the piston and the top seal also in PLA or petg. The TPU holders will be necessary if you want some &quot;flexibility&quot; in the holding points.
As you can see in some of the photos, I&apos;m using the smallest one (55mm) as a key-ring just now :) The same way I used 100mm ones time ago in my pickup, and now shorter ones for my on-road Tesla chassis.
Of course they will wear out faster than sourced ones, but they are very cheap to print and build. The same way and very important, you can use sourced parts from bigbore shocks as O-rings or springs to have a more reliable shock.
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And now, how to build it?&#xBF;?
All parts but body and spring will be always the same, for all sizes. You can choose between various &quot;pistons&quot; or &quot;bigboreHolders&quot;; I recommend the 2hole piston and the longer holders.
So you can build a shock with 55mm when extended from hole to hole, and also with 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 100, 105, and 110mm from hole to hole. The longer the shock, the longer the distance it can displace. Please take a look to the drawing for more details about each individual length shock.
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As an example, a 80mm from hole to hole shock will need a 3x40mm (3mm piano wire) shaft and a spring of 55mm length, and the most compressed position will have a hole to hole measure of 55mm. So the SHAFT LENGTH must be a HALF the max hole to hole for your shock, and the SPRING about 25mm SHORTER than max hole to hole distance for your shock
The 3d printed springs are not perfect by now, they have some kind of memory when printed in PLA or PETG so if you &quot;pre-charge&quot; them, that new spring length will become with time the normal length of the spring.
So if you want to build some reliable shocks, you will need a minimum of 3mm piano wire, springs and O-rings instead of the &quot;bottom seal&quot;. A pair of sourced shocks, the desired size, can be found sometimes at about 5$ the pair in aluminum or plastic, other times you must pay 12 or 15$ fo the pair! If you and your car are not very picky then maybe you can give a try to these 3d printed ones :) The cost per shock is really lower, that would be about 0,60$ including plastic, piano wire, M3 screws and o-rings but also the kW cost. If you find also cheap springs you can have a very functional one for about 1,2$
Will you give them a try?
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MyRCCar 1/10 Big Bore Shocks Complete, 55-110mm 12 different sizes RC Car Shocks

 Here you will find all the necessary parts to build a functional RC car shock, from the body to the spring, from the holders to the piston... for a hole to hole length from 55 to 110mm, in steps of 5mm. This publication is complete, with 12 different bodies and springs length, 6 different pistons and 2 different length shock holders. If you take a deep look, there are some parts which need to be printed in TPU. Those are the holders, the "seals" and the piston. This is necessary if you want to run your shock with real shock oil or silicone. But maybe you just want to give it a try without oil, then you could print the piston and the top seal also in PLA or petg. The TPU holders will be necessary if you want some "flexibility" in the holding points. As you can see in some of the photos, I'm using the smallest one (55mm) as a key-ring just now :) The same way I used 100mm ones time ago in my pickup, and now shorter ones for my on-road Tesla chassis. Of course they will wear out faster than sourced ones, but they are very cheap to print and build. The same way and very important, you can use sourced parts from bigbore shocks as O-rings or springs to have a more reliable shock. And now, how to build it?¿? All parts but body and spring will be always the same, for all sizes. You can choose between various "pistons" or "bigboreHolders"; I recommend the 2hole piston and the longer holders. So you can build a shock with 55mm when extended from hole to hole, and also with 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 100, 105, and 110mm from hole to hole. The longer the shock, the longer the distance it can displace. Please take a look to the drawing for more details about each individual length shock. As an example, a 80mm from hole to hole shock will need a 3x40mm (3mm piano wire) shaft and a spring of 55mm length, and the most compressed position will have a hole to hole measure of 55mm. So the SHAFT LENGTH must be a HALF the max hole to hole for your shock, and the SPRING about 25mm SHORTER than max hole to hole distance for your shock The 3d printed springs are not perfect by now, they have some kind of memory when printed in PLA or PETG so if you "pre-charge" them, that new spring length will become with time the normal length of the spring. So if you want to build some reliable shocks, you will need a minimum of 3mm piano wire, springs and O-rings instead of the "bottom seal". A pair of sourced shocks, the desired size, can be found sometimes at about 5$ the pair in aluminum or plastic, other times you must pay 12 or 15$ fo the pair! If you and your car are not very picky then maybe you can give a try to these 3d printed ones :) The cost per shock is really lower, that would be about 0,60$ including plastic, piano wire, M3 screws and o-rings but also the kW cost. If you find also cheap springs you can have a very functional one for about 1,2$ Will you give them a try? 

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 Gotta catch em all! A fan made statue of the ghostly trio of the pokemon universe. You have Gastly, Haunter, and Genger all together having fun.
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Ghost Pokemon!

 Gotta catch em all! A fan made statue of the ghostly trio of the pokemon universe. You have Gastly, Haunter, and Genger all together having fun. 

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