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3D printed human skin could be the future of product testing used by L'Oreal who have partnered up with bio-engineering start-up Organovo.

L'Oreal Begin 3D Printing Human Skin | All3DP

Researchers are using 3D printing to create lightweight hyperspectral imagers which can be carried by drones for a cheaper cost than usual which will make the technology more accessible.

3D Printed Hyperspectral Imagers Brings Better Imaging to Drones | All3DP

Simusolar is a company providing rural Tanzanians with solar energy and is using 3D printing to quickly and easily create useful parts.

Simusolar Uses 3D Printing to Bring Solar Energy to Rural Tanzanians | All3DP

Students from the Victoria University in Wellington are using 3D printing for hands-on learning experience with ancient Greek artifacts.

University Uses 3D Printing to Bring Ancient Greek Artifacts to Life | All3DP

Sometimes you need a specialist to get the job done. So if you want to design or visualize cylindrical shapes in no time, there’s PotterDraw.

Free PotterDraw Software Lets you Design Vases In No Time | All3DP

i.materialise is adding untreated brass to its range of finishing options - print your designs in basic brass without polish, coating or plating to give them a vintage look.

i.Materialise Adds New Untreated Brass to Finishing Options | All3DP

3D MicroPrint is a new micro laser sintering technology for small, precise metal parts, ideal for automotive, medical and jewelery applications.

3D MicroPrint: Laser Sintering Technology to 3D Print Tiny Metal Parts | All3DP

A high-tech, 3D printed pellet called BeanIOT can help farmers better monitor their stored crops. And perhaps even provide home security!

BeanIOT is a Legume-shaped Sensor Package for Agriculture | All3DP

As more artists begin using 3D printing in their work, the need grows for heritage science to preserve their work for future generations.

Heritage Science Project to Preserve 3D Printed Art | All3DP

What do a race car driver, a pink ribbon, and the International Space Station all have in common? Why, 3D printing, of course.

Pink Ribbon will be 3D Printed in Space for Breast Cancer Awareness Month | All3DP

Polish students developed eco-friendly shoes for their graduation project using a 3D printer and now hope to start a dedicated business.

Students Develop 3D Printed Eco-Sneakers You Can Customize | All3DP

Formlabs have just announced the opening their first office outside the United States. Here‘s what you should know about it.

Formlabs opens offices in Europe | All3DP

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 So Happy I&apos;m Thirty cake topper
Files are separate so that you can print with an MMU
No Supports needed
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So Happy I'm Thirty (SH*T)

 So Happy I'm Thirty cake topper Files are separate so that you can print with an MMU No Supports needed 

Tired of running around the beach after your wind taken umbrella? You can 3d print this item. It replaces the bottom plastic piece of the standard beach umbrella post. Just push it in place, screw it into the sand and your umbrella will stay there (unless a hurricane comes by, there are some limits).
It can be scaled up or down to fit any pole diameter and it&apos;s also printable without support.

Beach umbrella spike

Tired of running around the beach after your wind taken umbrella? You can 3d print this item. It replaces the bottom plastic piece of the standard beach umbrella post. Just push it in place, screw it into the sand and your umbrella will stay there (unless a hurricane comes by, there are some limits).
It can be scaled up or down to fit any pole diameter and it's also printable without support.

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 Author/Origin: Dave Doody Relevant Mission: Deep Space Network
This extraordinary 3D printable model gives a rare view into the Earth-based part of basically every interplanetary spacecraft. Models of spacecraft are popular, but the vehicles they represent are incomplete and of no use without the tons of steel and concrete and systems that make up an Earth-based station.
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BWG Deep Space Station Antenna

 Author/Origin: Dave DoodyRelevant Mission: Deep Space Network This extraordinary 3D printable model gives a rare view into the Earth-based part of basically every interplanetary spacecraft. Models of spacecraft are popular, but the vehicles they represent are incomplete and of no use without the tons of steel and concrete and systems that make up an Earth-based station. https://nasa3d.arc.nasa.gov/detail/bwg-antenna 

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 A modification of the standard MK3 Fan Shroud to allow mounting of a second blower, for extra cooling power.
Also provides a clear view of the nozzle, so you can watch the filament being laid down.
Drastically improves overhangs, and bridging has been tested without failure up to 280mm (as much as I could fit onto the bed)
This object was born because I wasn&apos;t happy with the uneven way in which the stock shroud on the MK3 (R2, at the time) cooled parts, such that overhangs only really worked when facing the front of the bed. Adding a second fan for more power seemed an easy solution, and early iterations of this design did just that - more power through the same shroud. During this process, I noticed that I could significantly improve the user experience by creating a clear view of the nozzle and heatblock. I used CFD to optimise the air pathways to ensure that the jets converged just at the spot where the plastic is being laid down for maximum cooling, without any risk of inducing a thermal runaway error. As the test results show, performance of the printer is significantly improved. This won&apos;t dramatically change the quality of your prints, but it represents a bit step up in reliability for complex parts, while allowing you to print simple parts even faster.&#xA0;
N.B. The second fan does not need to be a &quot;three wire&quot; type - simply join the red/black wires of your new fan to the red/black wires of the existing Prusa fan, and you&apos;re ready to go.
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Dual Fan shroud with a view

 A modification of the standard MK3 Fan Shroud to allow mounting of a second blower, for extra cooling power. Also provides a clear view of the nozzle, so you can watch the filament being laid down. Drastically improves overhangs, and bridging has been tested without failure up to 280mm (as much as I could fit onto the bed) This object was born because I wasn't happy with the uneven way in which the stock shroud on the MK3 (R2, at the time) cooled parts, such that overhangs only really worked when facing the front of the bed. Adding a second fan for more power seemed an easy solution, and early iterations of this design did just that - more power through the same shroud. During this process, I noticed that I could significantly improve the user experience by creating a clear view of the nozzle and heatblock. I used CFD to optimise the air pathways to ensure that the jets converged just at the spot where the plastic is being laid down for maximum cooling, without any risk of inducing a thermal runaway error. As the test results show, performance of the printer is significantly improved. This won't dramatically change the quality of your prints, but it represents a bit step up in reliability for complex parts, while allowing you to print simple parts even faster. N.B. The second fan does not need to be a "three wire" type - simply join the red/black wires of your new fan to the red/black wires of the existing Prusa fan, and you're ready to go. 

For use with the Solar Charge Box <a href="https://www.youmagine.com/designs/solar-charge-box-v1" rel="external">https://www.youmagine.com/designs/solar-charge-box-v1</a> Assembly instructions: - Print the two parts. - Use the velcro to mount the solar charge controller on to the bottom box. - Install the LED Volt meter in the volt meter printed box. - Install the push button switch in the volt meter printed box. - Solder the red (+) wire from the LED Volt meter to one terminal on the switch - Solder a red wire to the other terminal on the switch - Solder the other end of the red wire to the positive battery wire in the Charge Box unit. - Solder the black (-) wire from the LED Volt meter to the negative wire in the Charge Box unit (add extra wire as required). - Use the 4 screws to attached the LED volt meter box to the main charge controller box. &#xA0;- Push the switch, the LED Volt meter will display the battery voltage. .

Charge controller holder + LED volt meter (solar)

For use with the Solar Charge Box https://www.youmagine.com/designs/solar-charge-box-v1Assembly instructions: - Print the two parts. - Use the velcro to mount the solar charge controller on to the bottom box. - Install the LED Volt meter in the volt meter printed box. - Install the push button switch in the volt meter printed box. - Solder the red (+) wire from the LED Volt meter to one terminal on the switch - Solder a red wire to the other terminal on the switch - Solder the other end of the red wire to the positive battery wire in the Charge Box unit. - Solder the black (-) wire from the LED Volt meter to the negative wire in the Charge Box unit (add extra wire as required). - Use the 4 screws to attached the LED volt meter box to the main charge controller box.  - Push the switch, the LED Volt meter will display the battery voltage..


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Sovet bomber TU-22

Советский бомбардировщик ту-22

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<span style="font-size: 13px; font-family: arial,sans,sans-serif;" data-sheets-value="[null,2,&quot;The Vegetable Mould holds the baby fruit/vegetable plant in a closed mold so that they take the shape of the mold as they grow. This is how you can cultivate a cubed watermelon, for example. Know how to make this part better? Have ideas for new parts? Visit our website (https://www.3dponics.com) and join our Google+ community (https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/111638904033818784260) to take 3Dponics to the next level!&quot;]" data-sheets-userformat="[null,null,769,[null,0],null,null,null,null,null,null,null,4,0]"> Want to know how much it would cost to print this part? Visit https://www.3Dprintler.com and compare prices from today&apos;s top 3D-printing services.
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Vegetable Mould - 3Dponics Gardening Tools

 The Vegetable Mould holds the baby fruit/vegetable plant in a closed mold so that they take the shape of the mold as they grow. This is how you can cultivate a cubed watermelon, for example. Know how to make this part better? Have ideas for new parts? Visit our website (https://www.3dponics.com) and join our Google+ community (https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/111638904033818784260) to take 3Dponics to the next level! Want to know how much it would cost to print this part? Visit https://www.3Dprintler.com and compare prices from today's top 3D-printing services. 

outline giraffe

coffee glass holder for lavazza

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 The Scottish painter, archaeologist and dealer, Gavin Hamilton (1723-1798), who was a friend of Canova, advised that he should portray Theseus and the Minotaur after their struggle. He considered that Canova would gain more favour and critical acclaim if he were to create a static group rather than a violent one. The sculpture did indeed receive widespread acclaim, and helped establish Canova&apos;s reputation as the leading European sculptor of his day.&#xA0;
This object is part of &quot;Scan The World&quot;. 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&#xA0;<a href="mailto:stw@myminifactory.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">stw@myminifactory.com</a>&#xA0;to find out how you can help.Courtesy of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London
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Theseus and the Minotaur

 The Scottish painter, archaeologist and dealer, Gavin Hamilton (1723-1798), who was a friend of Canova, advised that he should portray Theseus and the Minotaur after their struggle. He considered that Canova would gain more favour and critical acclaim if he were to create a static group rather than a violent one. The sculpture did indeed receive widespread acclaim, and helped establish Canova's reputation as the leading European sculptor of his day. 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.Courtesy of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London 

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 A plate to go with the Stands I&apos;m selling. The letters are changeable and more will be released. This is an original design.
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Best Chef Phone Stand

 A plate to go with the Stands I'm selling. The letters are changeable and more will be released. This is an original design. 

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 Hi!
This is the F-Puzzle. Looking for some puzzle games at <a href="http://wittingen-puzzels.jimdo.com/puzzles/2d-assemble-puzzles/" rel="nofollow">http://wittingen-puzzels.jimdo.com/puzzles/2d-assemble-puzzles/</a> i decided to make this.
The goal is to fit the 4 F&apos;s in the base.
Fast and easy print
Have FFFFun!!
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F-Puzzle

 Hi! This is the F-Puzzle. Looking for some puzzle games at http://wittingen-puzzels.jimdo.com/puzzles/2d-assemble-puzzles/ i decided to make this. The goal is to fit the 4 F's in the base. Fast and easy print Have FFFFun!! 

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 Gift from my brother and me
His patreon - <a href="https://www.patreon.com/onmioji">https://www.patreon.com/onmioji</a>
my patreon - https://www.patreon.com/PollyGrimm
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