3d printed kirby with legs

... with different dimensions. I personally opted for a slightly larger second version of the design due to issues with the first print being flimsy and unstable. ...Fortunately, the second attempt was a success, and I hope you'll enjoy it as well.

ZOU GHOST - GHOST WITH LEGS THIS DESIGN (LIKE ALL DESIGNS BY ZOU3D, TOWER OF CREATION AND POLEGAR DESIGNS) IS UNDER COPYRIGHT. WHICH MEANS, AFTER PURCHASE, YOU DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO SELL COMMERCIALLY. IF YOU WANT TO SELL THEM COMMERCIALLY...

This design is similar to one found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:35402 but features a rectangular shape with legs and a bent vacuum connection. To enhance detailing, additional holes and grid lines have been added. Print without support using...

... to ensure a good first layer. The hat, legs and shoes are printed separately, then you need to fit and glue. ... To legally sell PRINTS of my designs, you can obtain authorization by joining my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/Dimension3dart

Just make sure you print it "face down" because the smile has little notches to help hold it in place.UPDATE 21 May 2024To settle a dispute over the authenticity/origin of my Flexi Leg model, I have uploaded my FreeCAD design to that project. ...Please...

A big-boss type miniature on a 55mm scenic base, he can navigate all battlefield with his mechanized prostetic spider legs. Oh, not to mention the fused missile launcher to his arm, making him a deadly foe. ...Comes at a 28mm scale, both pre-supported...

Stationary turret I made, it has the turret module separate so you can "pose" it The recesses fromthe body are crying for some wash Its pretty simple looking, I like it, should be fairly easy to print both in fdm and resin If I get to print it in...

I started with https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3694335 but the legs didn't bend and the creator asked if anyone can improve it. ...So I took the head from that model and attached it to https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3495390, its not perfect but it...

Furniture Legs

The original works well, but I added longer legs to make it a bit more stable.

The Human, a two-legged pin, stands out as an extraordinary figure.

The object is a chair, supported by sturdy tendrils of plant life that have grown into robust legs.

Born from the innovative platform of Tinkercad, this 3D printed masterpiece was brought to life by Shapeways' cutting-edge technology. ...Its sleek silhouette makes it the perfect pairing with our matching patio chair, showcased on my website for all to...

and I don't like Hairpin Legs, which seem to be the most common form of customizable legs at various sizes. So I designed my own. These legs can be made to fit various lengths. You can screw multiple legs together to make them longer too. I've made...

and I don't like Hairpin Legs, which seem to be the most common form of customizable legs at various sizes. So I designed my own. These legs can be made to fit various lengths. You can screw multiple legs together to make them longer too. I've...

... plant in a pot while allowing water to flow through the sides and middle holes, perfect for my specific project. ... The legs of this grate are 6mm in diameter and provide excellent stability. ... This is my first-ever design, created using TinkerCAD.

the top half is a duck sheep by cohlwiler the bottom half is tika the alpaca by MikaYeap I resized the pieces in Microsoft 3D builder I haven't printed this or the original duck sheep, but I did print a dozen alpacas, which all worked ok. Also, I...

this model was inspired by an animated video on tiktok by thisismrmalik: https://www.tiktok.com/@thisismrmalik/video/6950100758738095366 i printed mine in Sakata red PLA filament with tree supports, then painted with acrylic paint pens. ... Here's my...

Texture Settings: PBR Textures 4K PNG Files Include: Base Color Glow Effects Metallic Maps Opacity Values Normal Maps (OpenGL Compatible) Roughness Details Other Texture Formats Include: Diffuse Maps Glossiness Levels Specular Highlights...

... plant container. The supports on this one are PLA as well, and they fit snugly into the vase. Make sure you're printing accurately in X/Y coordinates to avoid any issues. I printed both the container and the supports with no support or bed adhesion.

... guarantee maximum stability. ...This part was printed with standard, high-quality black PLA material. ...I assembled the components by applying a strong silicone sealant, specifically designed for aquariums, and then secured them in place using screws.

I created this Phone holder that can be fixed on your table/desk with just 2 screws.Resolution doesn't matter.Infill - Anywhere between 70% and 100%Walls - 3 Wall count for hardness, but you can use 2 wall count.i used PLA for this print.

Made from a 3D scan of the original figure.

Cura Settings: Infill: 10%, Pattern 'lines' (to support whole placement in legs with 10% infill) Wall Ordering: 'outside to inside' Supports: Yes, Lines Pattern - just for Belt (or whatever is easiest for you to remove) Personal Printer Settings...

Caution is advised: Printing this image of Baby Yoda may lead to unsettling dreams.

I built a really cool little chair that was part of one of the projects in our 3D Modeling module within the Modular Technology course.

3D Printable cover for a 120mm computer fan. Mainly, it's purpose is to easily adapt a computer fan as a soldering fume extractor. ... Build video → https://youtu.be/aM_DM8yuxX0

Stationary turret I made, it has the turret module separate so you can "pose" it The recesses fromthe body are crying for some wash Its pretty simple looking, I like it, should be fairly easy to print both in fdm and resin If I get to print it in...

To build this light fixture, you'll need: 2 M5*20mm and 1 M5*40mm screws along with their corresponding nuts, 1 GU10 lamp holder, 1 high-efficiency GU10 LED lamp, 1 small control switch, 3 wooden dowels that measure 13 mm in diameter by 28 cm long,...

In 3ds Max, one can create furniture leg models that are suitable for fabrication via a 3D printer. ...These models offer versatility and customization options, allowing users to produce unique and tailored pieces of furniture.