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We decided to try out a cool science experiment, my daughter and I, to see if we could print a real working watermill using 3D printing technology. We wanted to exclude only two components: a DC motor to generate electricity and a multimeter to...

I'm absolutely passionate about skiing and 3D printing, so when I hit the slopes during winter break, a brilliant idea struck me - to design and print my own skis! Luckily, I have a Creality CR10 that's large enough to tackle this project. After...

Of course, using 3D printing for something as mundane as displaying stock information might not be the most inspiring application, but as a proof of concept, it demonstrates the potential versatility of 3D technology in unique settings. To replicate...

It contains most 3d print parts. You need a Wooden stick to support 3d flowers and a Circular wooden disk for the bottom part. Need some fastener of M4 screw to connect wooden stick with flower part and bottom part. Also need some standard wires,...

This is a 3D printed 35mm pinhole camera. ...If you can access a 3D printer and have a couple of bucks you should be able to create this superb camera and hopefully take wonderful pictures with it.You can find detailed instructions on my website:...

( Work in Progress ) This is the first REAL 3D printed lathe that work. I design it to fit almost every 3d printer. All the precision is control by a custom board arduino with NEMA17 step motor. In other therm, this is a CN lathe that can be...

This is a 3D printed 35mm pinhole camera that you can create with ease, as long as you have access to a 3D printer and are willing to invest a few dollars. With these basic requirements met, you'll be able to take stunning pictures using this...

... You'll need multiple sets of both if you're building a fully 3D printed set like I am. My goal is to create a complete storage solution over the next few weeks as I print each piece. This project is ongoing, and I will continue to add more pieces.

... are available. Requests for additional sizes will be honored as soon as possible. Special thanks to Heather and Lauren on Twitter for being 3D printing's Cheerleader Squad there and inspiring this little project: https://twitter.com/CymonsGames

Special thanks to Heather and Lauren on Twitter for being 3D printing's cheerleader squad there and inspiring this little project: https://twitter.com/CymonsGames/status/822983442631720961 If you like my work, I hope you'll consider supporting me on...

This is my design for some uber cool 3D printed sunglasses. Before you print this you must you will need: - lenses (laser cut file attached) I made this from transparent 3mm perspex - 2 x eyewear hinges (I bought these online) If you have these, you...

I got this great idea to design a fully functional 3D printed projector after watching an inspiring video by Maker's Muse, where he showcased the amazing Geneva Mechanism. I was thrilled with how it turned out, and I'm confident that my creation will...

Since no one had created a similar design, we decided to push the boundaries with a large-scale lamp optimized specifically for 3D printing: it requires no supports, prints easily, and is both solid and functional. One of the biggest challenges was...

The square holes are aligned at 45 degree angle which needs no support material here. Have fun printing and playing it like LEGO and make some incredible static/dynamic strucutres! To connect a linkage to one of the cube edge, first insert one side...

After printing all parts, stack them together along with the tubes and push the glue through the inlets between the tubes and the 3D printed components. The runner system will guide the glue automatically to the right spots. This design is more of a...

Two articles about my project have been published: http://www.3ders.org/articles/20150709-jan-burstner-shares-design-for-awesome-3d-printed-rc-hovercraft.html, http://3dprint.com/77495/3d-printed-rc-hovercraft-2/, and...

These models allow you to make a woven basket with your printer. I used Simplify 3D to create different processes so it prints with the weave effect. I have two models, the stl files with a 1 have a thinner weave and the ones with a 2 have a thicker...

I designed both combs in Fusion 360, a program where I often design parts on a different Cartesian plane than most 3D printing software, so you may need to rotate the comb before printing. ... Both combs seem strong enough for even thick, unwieldy...

IntroductionThis is a 3D Printed Hinge. I designed it for use on a 3d printer enclosure. The design is quick to print and because of the threaded pieces it does require assembly but is very satisfying to put together and it is very functional. I...

I designed this flute thinking to print it in 3D and therefore it is not an adaptation of a flute for 3D printers as there are many on the web. It is a flute that plays very well.I also included a .gcode file of a slicer (optimized for PETG and for...

Requires numerous non 3D printed parts. -- The sound is pleasant, but printed in PLA the body is very compliant, and it took a while after being printed for it to settle down and remain in tune for any period of time. -- In the two years since I...

... their imagination to life and create a truly unique accessory that is sure to turn heads. Whether you're looking for a statement piece or a conversation starter, this 3D printed unicorn horn is the perfect way to add some magic to your wardrobe.

This is my first 3D printed guitar model. It was made in Fusion 360 and printed on Lulzbot mini and Wanhao Duplicator I6. This is an awesome project if you always wanted to make an electric guitar but don't have access to a woodshop. The guitar...

This is my first 3D printed guitar model. It was made in Fusion 360 and printed on Lulzbot mini and Wanhao Duplicator I6. This is an awesome project if you always wanted to make an electric guitar but don't have access to a woodshop. The guitar...

... while members 2 and 4 are built with 30% infill for added flexibility and durability. With a load-to-weight ratio of an impressive 137, this bridge is a true engineering marvel that showcases the incredible capabilities of 3D printing technology.

I set out to create this design after my 3-year-old expressed a desire for a fishing rod, prompting me to explore the world of toy stores and showcase the potential of 3D printing in making fun, customizable toys. DESIGN GOALS: * Rapid Printing *...

This is a fully 3D printed catapult capable of launching projectiles over 80 feet. The spring is attached to the arm using a hexagon, so you can add more tension by rotating the spring a little more before attaching it to the arm and to the frame...

3D printed table lamp. Print instructions100 gram Clear PETG slices in vase mode, with 0.6 nozzle this takes ~4 hours*. Yes, I know the hole does not slice in prusaslicer. Please use subtractive manufacturing for the bottom 40mm hole for the E27...

I constructed this organ using a combination of 3D printing and traditional materials. The printed parts are supplemented with wood, felt, PVC pipes measuring 25mm in diameter, M3 screws, wooden screws, wood glue, steel wire with a thickness of...

... roman numerals; a distinctive touch is achieved by pausing the print and changing filament color at the 50% mark. For more board game-related 3D prints, visit Thingiverse. ...Support my work on Patreon or subscribe to my YouTube channel, MrJoeSays.