You've heard the term, but do you really know the answer to the question, what is reverse engineering? For the definition and all the use cases, read on!

What Is Reverse Engineering? Meaning and Definition | All3DP

La impresora 3D Creality CR-10 es una buena opción si lo que quieres es ahorrar dinero. Lee nuestro análisis de la Creality CR-10 para ver en qué se diferencia con la CR-10S y la CR-10 Mini.

Creality CR-10: una máquina rentable y asequible | All3DP

3D printing art preserves precious pieces, ranging from rare paintings to destroyed artifacts. Here are the aspiring companies who want to make history.

Art treasures at your fingertips | All3DP

A company in London have managed to 3D print a bike using an interesting sustainable material as the frame - bamboo!

London Company 3D Prints Bamboo Bike in 8 Hours | All3DP

The magic of 3D printing and digital fabrication enables us to build things that were virtually impossible with traditional manufacturing.

7 Things Made Possible with 3D Printing & Digital Fabrication | All3DP

Looking for 3D printed gears for a special purpose? Take a look at this simple guide to find the gear that perfectly fits your needs.

The Best 3D Printed Gears (That Fit Your Needs) | All3DP

With thousands of interlocking pieces, see how the Kinematics dress by Nervous System was 3D printed as a single piece at the Shapeways factory in NYC.

The Making of the Kinematics Dress by Nervous System | All3DP

What exactly is FDM 3D printing? We simply explain how it works as well as cover the advantages and disadvantages.

FDM 3D Printing – Simply Explained | All3DP

Megumi Igarashi, the artist famous for the 3D Printed "Vagina Kayak" and 3D printable vagina data, has been found guilty of obscenity.

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The 15th London Design Festival celebrates innovative design and creative solutions, with the participation of several 3D printing startups.

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Designed by Adafruit, this 3D printed band for the Apple Watch is made from flexible filament. Guaranteed to help your smartwatch street-cred.

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                                            <p>This object was made in Tinkercad. <a href="https://www.tinkercad.com/things/8Aas6Q06pDb">https://www.tinkercad.com/things/8Aas6Q06pDb</a></p>
<p>It uses 3 skateboard bearings and 12 8mm ball bearings. It can spin in two planes.</p>
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Omni Spinner

 This object was made in Tinkercad. https://www.tinkercad.com/things/8Aas6Q06pDb It uses 3 skateboard bearings and 12 8mm ball bearings. It can spin in two planes. 

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                                            <p>This is a 25mm model of death from my Imps of the Apocalypse set. This model is baseless. File comes presupported and unsupported. picture of printed and painted model is shown.</p>
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Imp of Death

 This is a 25mm model of death from my Imps of the Apocalypse set. This model is baseless. File comes presupported and unsupported. picture of printed and painted model is shown. 

Let's go for a swim ...

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                                            <p>My first sculpture of Hulk .Still noob in Zbrushcore.&#xA0;</p>
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Hulk bust

 My first sculpture of Hulk .Still noob in Zbrushcore. 

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<div><p>These are corners with a frame for fixing a 3 or 4 mm thick glass. Designed for a 220x220x3 mm hotplate (eg Anet A8 / A6) with 4-5 mm cork insulation on the bottom.<br>
The study is based on the FT5 713 Glass Corner project<br>
by davebpix <a rel="nofollow" href="/thing:2702867">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2702867</a> but converted to 2mm screws so you can use 3mm glass. The frames should be glued together with ABS glue (eg Tamiya 87137) or any glue with acetone. The sticking points must be reinforced with additionally glued connectors.</p></div>
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<p class="detail-setting printer"><strong>Printer: </strong>
                         </p><div><p>BLV MGN12 Prusa clone</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>0.15</p></div>
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                                                <p class="detail-setting infill"><strong>Infill: </strong>
                         </p><div><p>80 - 100%</p></div>
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                    <strong>Filament:</strong> 
                    <a href="http://www.amazon.com/s?url=search-alias&amp;field-keywords=Form+Futura+%2F+F3D+ABS+%28Premum+ABS%2C+ABS+FX%29&amp;tag=tv-auto-20" target="_blank">
                        Form Futura / F3D ABS (Premum ABS, ABS FX)                    </a>

                    Red
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Glass bed corners with border and thermal insulation

These are corners with a frame for fixing a 3 or 4 mm thick glass. Designed for a 220x220x3 mm hotplate (eg Anet A8 / A6) with 4-5 mm cork insulation on the bottom.
The study is based on the FT5 713 Glass Corner project
by davebpix https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2702867 but converted to 2mm screws so you can use 3mm glass. The frames should be glued together with ABS glue (eg Tamiya 87137) or any glue with acetone. The sticking points must be reinforced with additionally glued connectors.

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                                            <p>For best results, print with <a href="https://www.matterhackers.com/store/c/PRO%20series%20PLA?aff=7417">MatterHackers PRO Series PLA</a></p>
<p>If you&#x2019;re like us, you hoard your empty spools even though you aren&#x2019;t really sure what to do with them. With the Spool Tool, not only are you reusing something rather than throwing it away, you&apos;re cleaning up a scattered mess of tools, nozzles, bearings, SD cards, USB sticks - you name it. The Spool Tool can be modified to suit your needs and includes various files to specially compartmentalize your tools. Also included are the base models for each drawer, so you can modify it to suit any idea you can think of.</p>
<p><br>To see what it takes to assemble your own Spool Tool, read our guide on it <a href="https://www.matterhackers.com/articles/how-to-make-use-of-empty-filament-spools-for-organization">here</a>.</p>
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Spool Tool Desk Organizer

 For best results, print with MatterHackers PRO Series PLA If you’re like us, you hoard your empty spools even though you aren’t really sure what to do with them. With the Spool Tool, not only are you reusing something rather than throwing it away, you're cleaning up a scattered mess of tools, nozzles, bearings, SD cards, USB sticks - you name it. The Spool Tool can be modified to suit your needs and includes various files to specially compartmentalize your tools. Also included are the base models for each drawer, so you can modify it to suit any idea you can think of. To see what it takes to assemble your own Spool Tool, read our guide on it here. 

3D Hubs Marvin - Key Chain

<p>My soap-dispenser came with a pretty crappy container made of superthin and brittle plastic. The first didnt made it past two weeks, the second one gave up after a few month. After the second broke down, i finally created a decend replacement that can withstand the presure while dispensing soap foam.</p>

<p>This one is much stronger than the original and slightly higher. It has markings for correct filling with 60% water and 20% soap. So its worth printing with some transparent material.</p>

<p>I used the Yet another thread library for OpenSCAD from arpuss to create the thread.</p>

<p>Source is provided and fully parametric, so its possible to create different sized containers with threads for other dispensers.</p>


Soap Dispenser Container Replacement

My soap-dispenser came with a pretty crappy container made of superthin and brittle plastic. The first didnt made it past two weeks, the second one gave up after a few month. After the second broke down, i finally created a decend replacement that can withstand the presure while dispensing soap foam.

This one is much stronger than the original and slightly higher. It has markings for correct filling with 60% water and 20% soap. So its worth printing with some transparent material.

I used the Yet another thread library for OpenSCAD from arpuss to create the thread.

Source is provided and fully parametric, so its possible to create different sized containers with threads for other dispensers.


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                                            <p>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8GTubMZ5P0</p>
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<p>I have noticed that there is quite a few different mobile gaming triggers for games like PUBG but non of them are compatible with thicker devices (Samsung galaxy A80 &amp; Xiaomi Redmi K20). Some of the triggers that i managed to get to work, did not work as good and lacked some details like: If you were to play with the triggers, all the pulling of the triggers causes the whole thing to move and then it is not on the right spot anymore.</p>
<p>So i have decided to create a part that works on the same principle as all the other gaming triggers, but that is a bit more effective, can be used on thicker phones and uses very little material to assemble.</p>
<p>You will need:</p>
<p>1. Foil<br>2. Superglue<br>3. Rubber bands<br>4. Latex rubber<br>5. Scissors<br>6. Double sided tape<br>7. Tweezers <br>8. File tool</p>
<p><br>The method to assemble is as followed:</p>
<p>1. Clean all the supports. <br>2. Use the file to clean away all excess supports on the body to ensure that the button fits in smoothly.<br>3. Cut two pieces of double sided tape of 6 mm x 6 mm and then stick it according to the photos. <br>4. Cut two strips of foil, each 40 mm x 6 mm and then use the superglue to stick it according to the photos. <br>5. Cut two squares of latex rubber, each 13 mm x 13 mm and then use the superglue to glue it according to the photos. <br>6. Cut 2 strips of foil, each 45 mm x 13 mm and then use the superglue to stick it all around the buttons as showed in the photos. <br>7. Use the tweezers to poke holes through the foil around the buttons to ensure that the rubber bands can go through. <br>8. Cut 4 pieces of rubber bands, each with a length of 10 cm. <br>9. Use the tweezers and push the rubber bands through the holes in the buttons. <br>10. Use the tweezers to push the rubber bands through the holes of the body (make sure when doing this that the correct side of the button shows upwards. The side that stands out a bit more of the button should be pointing upwards). <br>11. Gently push the button in to place with the body, while pulling the rubber bands until the holes align and the rubber bands can move freely. You should notice a gap of about 2 - 3 mm between the button and the body. <br>12. Tie the rubber bands on both sides. <br>13 DONE!</p>
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<p>Link for video of triggers being used:&#xA0;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8GTubMZ5P0</p>
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Mobile gaming triggers for PUBG

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8GTubMZ5P0 I have noticed that there is quite a few different mobile gaming triggers for games like PUBG but non of them are compatible with thicker devices (Samsung galaxy A80 & Xiaomi Redmi K20). Some of the triggers that i managed to get to work, did not work as good and lacked some details like: If you were to play with the triggers, all the pulling of the triggers causes the whole thing to move and then it is not on the right spot anymore. So i have decided to create a part that works on the same principle as all the other gaming triggers, but that is a bit more effective, can be used on thicker phones and uses very little material to assemble. You will need: 1. Foil2. Superglue3. Rubber bands4. Latex rubber5. Scissors6. Double sided tape7. Tweezers 8. File tool The method to assemble is as followed: 1. Clean all the supports. 2. Use the file to clean away all excess supports on the body to ensure that the button fits in smoothly.3. Cut two pieces of double sided tape of 6 mm x 6 mm and then stick it according to the photos. 4. Cut two strips of foil, each 40 mm x 6 mm and then use the superglue to stick it according to the photos. 5. Cut two squares of latex rubber, each 13 mm x 13 mm and then use the superglue to glue it according to the photos. 6. Cut 2 strips of foil, each 45 mm x 13 mm and then use the superglue to stick it all around the buttons as showed in the photos. 7. Use the tweezers to poke holes through the foil around the buttons to ensure that the rubber bands can go through. 8. Cut 4 pieces of rubber bands, each with a length of 10 cm. 9. Use the tweezers and push the rubber bands through the holes in the buttons. 10. Use the tweezers to push the rubber bands through the holes of the body (make sure when doing this that the correct side of the button shows upwards. The side that stands out a bit more of the button should be pointing upwards). 11. Gently push the button in to place with the body, while pulling the rubber bands until the holes align and the rubber bands can move freely. You should notice a gap of about 2 - 3 mm between the button and the body. 12. Tie the rubber bands on both sides. 13 DONE! Link for video of triggers being used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8GTubMZ5P0 

pillar

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                                            <p>Bolt is 30mm long and is 20mm diameter.</p>
<p>Nut is 10mm thick and 20mm thread.&#xA0;</p>
<p>All threads are right hand.</p>
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Bolt and Nut

 Bolt is 30mm long and is 20mm diameter. Nut is 10mm thick and 20mm thread. All threads are right hand. 

Iphone Car Mount (6S)

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                                            <p>My version of cryptex with adjustable password and click mechanism.</p>
<p>It is possible to insert any euro banknotes inside.</p>
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