Zimpure is a special air purifier for desktop 3D printers, currently on Kickstarter. We take a look at the science behind the health claims.

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French designer is making art out of NASA's open source digital files, including the APOLLO 11 table displaying a 3D model of the moon. 

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Hatching an evil plan to conquer the world? Every criminal mastermind needs their own 3D printed set of Minion Bob, Stuart and Kevin.

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El PETG est el rival del ABS en cuanto a dureza y duración. Descubre aquí las diferencias entre los filamentos PETG y ABS.

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With a robust, portable design, the Printrbot Play is the ideal 3D printer for beginners. Thomas Sanladerer explains why in this Printrbot Play review.

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Fan of vintage cameras? Provide anaologue technology with pride of place on your wall with the HANGIE 3D printed wall mount.

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London startup Batch Works have devised an ingenious perpetual printing process for a standard Ultimaker 2+, and it's completely open source.

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Is the Markforged Mark Two (Gen 2) the cost and time-saving continuous fiber printing machine for you? Read on for our take.

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If you're curious about the toughest materials to print with, read on to learn the three strongest 3D printer filament types out there!

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                                            <p>This is a miniature of Giant Gravel revolt bike. You can print all parts without supports and you can use piece of filament to make pins.&#xA0;</p>
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Bike Miniature Giant

 This is a miniature of Giant Gravel revolt bike. You can print all parts without supports and you can use piece of filament to make pins. 

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                                            <p>Stand up paddleboard or surfboard side find other a thruster setup. It&apos;s a flat foil design, height and base are approximately 130mm. The files are for the fin on the right, you&apos;ll need to mirror it to print the other side. There are two versions for different styles of fin boxes (both are 6.3mm thick). I&apos;ve only used them once so I&apos;m not sure how durable they are, I&apos;ll probably reprint it in a stronger plastic but I&apos;m curious how long they&apos;ll last in PLA.</p>
<p>Printer:</p>
<p>-- <a href="https://github.com/eclsnowman/Eustathios-Spider-V2">Eustathios</a></p>
<p>Filaments: (full list can be found on <a href="http://thrinter.com/filaments">thrinter</a>)</p>
<p>-- <a href="http://thrinter.com/walters-filament-collection-pla/#atomic-tblue">Atomic Filament Clearance Transparent Blue PLA</a></p>
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<p><a href="https://goo.gl/4ACmBL">*Exclusive sponsored gift by @Wesup included with this design.</a></p>
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Thruster Fin

 Stand up paddleboard or surfboard side find other a thruster setup. It's a flat foil design, height and base are approximately 130mm. The files are for the fin on the right, you'll need to mirror it to print the other side. There are two versions for different styles of fin boxes (both are 6.3mm thick). I've only used them once so I'm not sure how durable they are, I'll probably reprint it in a stronger plastic but I'm curious how long they'll last in PLA. Printer: -- Eustathios Filaments: (full list can be found on thrinter) -- Atomic Filament Clearance Transparent Blue PLA *Exclusive sponsored gift by @Wesup included with this design. 

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50mm Radius Half Ball Test Object

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<div><p>I used thinkercad and made a airsoft pistol mag extender, the file comes with the MK.1 and MK.2. MK.1 is for Hpa and MK.2 is for Green gas and features a loop to pull on. I used krazy glue to stick the print on because my m9&apos;s baseplate doesn&apos;t come off. (I used MK.2)</p></div>
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<p class="detail-setting printer brand"><strong>Printer Brand: </strong>
                         </p><div><p>Creality</p></div>
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                                                <p class="detail-setting printer"><strong>Printer: </strong>
                         </p><div><p>Ender 3 Pro</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>Yes</p></div>
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                                                <p class="detail-setting resolution"><strong>Resolution: </strong>
                         </p><div><p>0.16</p></div>
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                                                <p class="detail-setting infill"><strong>Infill: </strong>
                         </p><div><p>25%</p></div>
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                    <strong>Filament:</strong> 
                    <a href="http://www.amazon.com/s?url=search-alias&amp;field-keywords=Polymaker+Polyflex+Pla&amp;tag=tv-auto-20" target="_blank">
                        Polymaker Polyflex Pla                    </a>

                    Black
                
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                        </p><div><p>I used krazy glue to stick the print on because my m9&apos;s baseplate doesn&apos;t come off. (I used MK.2)</p></div>
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M9 Mag Extender

I used thinkercad and made a airsoft pistol mag extender, the file comes with the MK.1 and MK.2. MK.1 is for Hpa and MK.2 is for Green gas and features a loop to pull on. I used krazy glue to stick the print on because my m9's baseplate doesn't come off. (I used MK.2)

<p>When hinges creak in doorless chambers... </p>

<p>Here&apos;s one of my favorite Tombstones from Disney&apos;s Haunted Mansion!&quot; Here lies good old Fred, a great big rock fell on his head&quot; I modeled this from photos, but I shortened the overall height a bit to get the text a bit larger. I&apos;ve included a fully modeled version, and one with a flat back for easier printing.</p>


Haunted Mansion Tombstone - Here Lies Good Old Fred

When hinges creak in doorless chambers... 

Here's one of my favorite Tombstones from Disney's Haunted Mansion!" Here lies good old Fred, a great big rock fell on his head" I modeled this from photos, but I shortened the overall height a bit to get the text a bit larger. I've included a fully modeled version, and one with a flat back for easier printing.


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                                            <p><a href="https://www.patreon.com/Daybreak_Miniatures" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Visit my Patreon page!</a></p>
<p><strong>Ukko Hakka</strong> - The Dwarfs of The Dark Deep</p>
<p>This set includes the following:</p>
<p>- 1 high detailed dwarf warrior<br>- 2 Custom Bases<br>- Pre Supported Files (Chitubox)<br>- STL files<br>- OBJ files<br>- Scaled up STL&apos;s for 75mm scale print<br>- Model renders</p>
<p><br><a href="https://www.patreon.com/Daybreak_Miniatures" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support me on Patreon Here</a><br>Join me on Patreon to get a monthly set of high detailed miniatures for a discount price.<br>The model is 28mm but the details holds for scaling up. You can read more on my Patreon page.</p>
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Ukko Hakka - The Dwarfs of The Dark Deep

 Visit my Patreon page! Ukko Hakka - The Dwarfs of The Dark Deep This set includes the following: - 1 high detailed dwarf warrior- 2 Custom Bases- Pre Supported Files (Chitubox)- STL files- OBJ files- Scaled up STL's for 75mm scale print- Model renders Support me on Patreon HereJoin me on Patreon to get a monthly set of high detailed miniatures for a discount price.The model is 28mm but the details holds for scaling up. You can read more on my Patreon page. 

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                                            <p>Heart petals to decorate your table, room or bed. just for a little love</p>
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Heart Petals

 Heart petals to decorate your table, room or bed. just for a little love 

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                                            <p>A spool holder that uses threaded rods and 608zz bearings to adjust to the different sizes of filament spools.</p>
<p>3d Printed Parts Needed:</p>
<p>4 x Bottom_Screw_Pegs</p>
<p>4 x Top_Screw_Pegs</p>
<p>2 x Top_Screws</p>
<p>2 x Bottom_Screws</p>
<p>2 x T_Slots</p>
<p>1 x Spool_Holder_Body</p>
<p>1 x Screw_Box_Front_Right</p>
<p>1 x Screw_Box_Front_Left</p>
<p>1 x Screw_Box_Back_Right</p>
<p>1 x Screw_Box_Back_Left</p>
<p>Four 608zz bearings are required for this design.</p>
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Universal Spool Holder

 A spool holder that uses threaded rods and 608zz bearings to adjust to the different sizes of filament spools. 3d Printed Parts Needed: 4 x Bottom_Screw_Pegs 4 x Top_Screw_Pegs 2 x Top_Screws 2 x Bottom_Screws 2 x T_Slots 1 x Spool_Holder_Body 1 x Screw_Box_Front_Right 1 x Screw_Box_Front_Left 1 x Screw_Box_Back_Right 1 x Screw_Box_Back_Left Four 608zz bearings are required for this design. 

<p>Kudos to didierkl for the original idea!</p>



<p>Why not use empty filament spools for storage of all the small parts that are laying around? These boxes fit into most of the 750g spools with a core hole of 52 mm and 200 mm outer diameter (105 mm inner diameter).</p>

<p>The bottom frames are pluggable and have a small rim to prevent the boxes from falling out. No glue needed. The assembly can freely rotate inside of the spool for easy accessibility.</p>

<p>There are three sizes included, 30, 45 and 60 (degrees). Any combination is possible as long as the sum results in a full 360 degree circle (see pictures).</p>

<p>The connector can be used to stack several spools.</p>

<p>I use them for spools from FormFutura with the dimensions mentioned above. It should be possible to scale the parts a bit, if you have empty spools with slightly different dimensions. Step-files are included.</p>


Spool Organizer

Kudos to didierkl for the original idea!



Why not use empty filament spools for storage of all the small parts that are laying around? These boxes fit into most of the 750g spools with a core hole of 52 mm and 200 mm outer diameter (105 mm inner diameter).

The bottom frames are pluggable and have a small rim to prevent the boxes from falling out. No glue needed. The assembly can freely rotate inside of the spool for easy accessibility.

There are three sizes included, 30, 45 and 60 (degrees). Any combination is possible as long as the sum results in a full 360 degree circle (see pictures).

The connector can be used to stack several spools.

I use them for spools from FormFutura with the dimensions mentioned above. It should be possible to scale the parts a bit, if you have empty spools with slightly different dimensions. Step-files are included.


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<p>A tower in a canopy, accessed by winding staircase. This support free model includes hollowed out space for easy LED lighting. Multimaterial files are also included, with up to 6 different parts. The multimaterial print was&#xA0;tested by @audiorazor (<a href="https://www.myminifactory.com/users/audiorazor">https://www.myminifactory.com/users/audiorazor</a>).</p>
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Canopy Lookout

 A tower in a canopy, accessed by winding staircase. This support free model includes hollowed out space for easy LED lighting. Multimaterial files are also included, with up to 6 different parts. The multimaterial print was tested by @audiorazor (https://www.myminifactory.com/users/audiorazor). 

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                                            <p>Yes another Anet Hot End Mod. This Anet was only &#x20AC;150,- But we all know those printers need some improvements. In this case I wanted to make it for ABS, PET-G and PLA printing. The Extruder is not on the X car anymore, but at the controller. Connected with an PTFE tube to the new X car/Hot end setup. And Yes I made an all metal Y axis from scrap metal I had laying around. Now the printer is not so Breakable anymore :-) <br>Also made it possible to tighten the X and Y timing belt and the parts for the X axis are included. Not for the Y axis because it does not work on an original Anet. But if somebody still want to have those files I can still include them. If so, please let me know :-)</p>
<p>&#xA0;</p>
<p>The Hot end E3D Heat Break dimensions diameter 22.5mm x 26mm is used(but the Chinese clones with an Heat Break diameter of 25mm also fits)<br>In this example I made the Heat Break myself and used the heater and heater block that came with the Anet Printer. So yes I didn&apos;t really use the E3D Hot End ;-)</p>
<p>I placed an peace of silicone backing mat between the Heater Block and the Heat Break as an heat insulator. This way the heater block transfers less heat to the heat break. Also the heater block is out of the air stream of the heat break cooling fan.</p>
<p>For cooling the printed part 2 Snail House Fans are used. One already came with the Anet printer itself. For these fans are 4 different lengths available. These are the four different lengths I needed for my printer. The different Hot Ends I use drove me to these 4 different lengths :-) Please see included Screen-Shot included with the photos. The ones I used for this setup are snail house fan duct 28.35mm L.stl &amp; snail house fan duct 28.35mm R.stl shown in gray color on the Screen-Shot.<br>The 4 M4 allen key bolts are screwed in and so make their own threats.</p>
<p>The Extruder is just a standard direct drive design. The PTFE tube coupler is screwed in a to small hole. This way it taps it own threats. I left the hole to small so you can drill it out to the direct diameter and/or tap the treats you need. I know the lever looks very ugly :-) see photos. But it is a strong and working part and thus good for now ;-)</p>
<p>parts for the Extruder:</p>
<p>Spring from Anet<br>Nema 17 motor from Anet<br>Filament driver gear and push bearing from Anet<br>M3x6mm from Anet<br>2X M3x18mm from Anet<br>M3x20mm &amp; nut from Anet<br>M4x14mm and nut from Anet<br>M5x6mm I had laying around (for tensioning the spring)<br>PTFE Tube (1Meter) and 2 couplers (Pneufit) I had to buy...</p>
<p>parts for the X car &amp; Hot End setup</p>
<p>E3D Hot End or Clone<br>30x30mm fan and Hot End bracket<br>Linear Bearings from Anet<br>1 Snail-House fan from Anet and one I had to buy...<br>3x M3x10mm &amp; nuts from Anet<br>3x M3x12mm &amp; nuts from Anet<br>4x M4x20mm Bolt &amp; nuts from Anet<br>2x M4x40mm Bolt &amp; nuts I had laying around</p>
<p>I you have questions feel free to ask :-)<br>Did I made a mistake or forgot anything? Please comment :-)</p>
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Anet A6 Hot End Mod 2019

 Yes another Anet Hot End Mod. This Anet was only €150,- But we all know those printers need some improvements. In this case I wanted to make it for ABS, PET-G and PLA printing. The Extruder is not on the X car anymore, but at the controller. Connected with an PTFE tube to the new X car/Hot end setup. And Yes I made an all metal Y axis from scrap metal I had laying around. Now the printer is not so Breakable anymore :-) Also made it possible to tighten the X and Y timing belt and the parts for the X axis are included. Not for the Y axis because it does not work on an original Anet. But if somebody still want to have those files I can still include them. If so, please let me know :-) The Hot end E3D Heat Break dimensions diameter 22.5mm x 26mm is used(but the Chinese clones with an Heat Break diameter of 25mm also fits)In this example I made the Heat Break myself and used the heater and heater block that came with the Anet Printer. So yes I didn't really use the E3D Hot End ;-) I placed an peace of silicone backing mat between the Heater Block and the Heat Break as an heat insulator. This way the heater block transfers less heat to the heat break. Also the heater block is out of the air stream of the heat break cooling fan. For cooling the printed part 2 Snail House Fans are used. One already came with the Anet printer itself. For these fans are 4 different lengths available. These are the four different lengths I needed for my printer. The different Hot Ends I use drove me to these 4 different lengths :-) Please see included Screen-Shot included with the photos. The ones I used for this setup are snail house fan duct 28.35mm L.stl & snail house fan duct 28.35mm R.stl shown in gray color on the Screen-Shot.The 4 M4 allen key bolts are screwed in and so make their own threats. The Extruder is just a standard direct drive design. The PTFE tube coupler is screwed in a to small hole. This way it taps it own threats. I left the hole to small so you can drill it out to the direct diameter and/or tap the treats you need. I know the lever looks very ugly :-) see photos. But it is a strong and working part and thus good for now ;-) parts for the Extruder: Spring from AnetNema 17 motor from AnetFilament driver gear and push bearing from AnetM3x6mm from Anet2X M3x18mm from AnetM3x20mm & nut from AnetM4x14mm and nut from AnetM5x6mm I had laying around (for tensioning the spring)PTFE Tube (1Meter) and 2 couplers (Pneufit) I had to buy... parts for the X car & Hot End setup E3D Hot End or Clone30x30mm fan and Hot End bracketLinear Bearings from Anet1 Snail-House fan from Anet and one I had to buy...3x M3x10mm & nuts from Anet3x M3x12mm & nuts from Anet4x M4x20mm Bolt & nuts from Anet2x M4x40mm Bolt & nuts I had laying around I you have questions feel free to ask :-)Did I made a mistake or forgot anything? Please comment :-) 

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