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Check out this Glowforge project by davvyk: I’ve been sharing these on Instagram and twitter but I thought you all might like to see them here too. Hope you like! I’m super proud of them. Done London and NYC in this style!
Flower Depiction in Heart Shape Case (^___^)You can use it as a case or you can put the LED light inside.
3D model of the Hulk ready for printing. No support structures necessary! He is divided into four parts: legs, torso, and two arms. I recommend pri
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Design a Laser-cut Spirograph-like Toy: I loved playing with the Spirograph drawing toy as a kid. The mesmerizing shapes that a Spirograph makes are called hypotrochoids, which have some interesting mathematical properties. I decided to design my own hypotrochoid-drawing-machine…
Edit: Blank files are now available for free on my Thingiverse: thingiverse.com/thing:5355187During the winter holidays, I wanted to add a little extra pers...
Four Whistles Version 2: Four Whistles Version 2 is my first attempt at a "calliope" (well, sort of calliope) design utilizing the primitive knowledge I gained from the original Four Whistles Instructable (https://www.instructables.com/id/Four-Whistles/). Not being a music…
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Carousel II: "Carousel II" is an Autodesk Fusion 360 update of my original Carousel model published over six years ago. The "secret" to how this model operates is the hidden 3D printed "sin wave" contour in the interior of the base. As the motor rotates the car…
Wouldn't it be great to have a single image, that encapsulated a tonne of handy 3D printing tips and information to hang on the wall behind your 3D Printer? Well, we agree so much so that we've gone ahead and created this infographic/cheat sheet hybrid that jams as much information as possible in. Below shows the updated image. At the bottom of this article is the original first iteration of this Poster talked about in the video. Download the full A3 Version here. Download the full A3 Version here. At the top of the page, I've essentially included all of my favourite bookmarks and links around the web to different 3D Printing information and guides. There are TinyURLs that take you directly where you need to go attached to each link. Below is a list of these Popular Guides. -3D Print Workshop-Filament Guide-Printing Perfect First Layers-Improving 3D Printed Models-Cura Overview There is then a side view of a 3D print that points out the different features of a 3D print from a slicer settings perspective. Below that, I've made a quick reference breakdown of how the G-Code tool path is represented inside Cura's G-Code view. At the bottom of the page, I've made a small grid-style table of the bed and nozzle temperatures required for most of the common filament types, which can be handy when you are swapping between filament types in Cura's advanced settings. The E-steps table is a bit of strange addition (see it in the bottom Cheat Sheet), and I can definitely see it being used by anyone with a LulzBot 3D Printer and more than the single tool head. As part of the installation process of a new tool head, you need to record the E-steps of the new tool head (which are written on the rear of the tool head). This little table will allow you to have a permanent place to note down those values, so you never need to look them up again. On the top of the poster, there are 6 images of different calibration/test prints that can be used to test out certain phenomena of 3D printing and really learn the way your printer is behaving under certain conditions. And finally, at the bottom of this page, there is a TinyURL that links directly to a ZIP file containing all of the STL models for those test prints. A Finishing Note... All in all, 3D printing is such an enormous field that even with limiting myself to FDM printing only there is still a tonne of information that could have been included on this cheat sheet. If you've got any ideas or additions you'd like to see make the cut please let us know! Below is the original First iteration of the practical printing Cheat Sheet. Attachment - Practical-printing-cheat-sheets.zip
It seems there is some interest in seeing how people have setup their SM2, software, and workflow. So I've created this to share my experience and setup so far. The SnapMaker 2.0 A350 is my first 3D Printer or Laser/CNC machine. While waiting for my SM2 I did a lot of research and learning on…
The last months I have been obsessed with cutting paper patterns. Scherenschnitte has been like oxygen and I started cutting 3 or 4 patter...
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Download 3d 3d Laser-cut Steel Screens model available in max, fbx, obj, c4d format.
2/21/21FYI, To keep more up to date with what I'm doing I started an Instagram page @mcmaven.pdx, where I'm posting some of my 3D printing a
