springo 3d models

This is a springo i modeled. ...It does not need support, at .2 mm layer height the coils will unstick after printing.

Spring and screw.

Un divertente gioco per regazzi

I don't know what to say. ...:)

A fantastic Springo of perfect proportions! ...For best results, print at .15mm layer height with 100% infill. You may scale this by proportionately changing layer height. Prints without supports, just carefully pry the Springo apart after printing!

What a spooky Springo! ... Print at .15mm layer height and separate spring manually after printing, no supports required.

... Springo that not only flips, but also flops! ...For best results, print at .15mm layer height with 100% infill. You may scale this by proportionately changing layer height. Prints without supports, just carefully pry the Springo apart after printing!

... separate the coil using a thin spatula, palette knife, butter knife, etc. Work slowly and with caution, especially if you are using sharp tools! Springos pictured were printed using MatterHackers PRO PLA on the KR-10S dual color 3D printer.

This tiny springo is more 'springy' than the larger ones. It has the same tolerances as my larger models so it's a good quick test before stepping up the scale. ...  

Prints without supports, just carefully pry the Springo apart after printing! ...I personally only split apart one of the two helixal cuts so the rocket is more springy than floppy (and I was scared of breaking it!) If you've got a giant printer,...

... difficulty level. Springo was developed by Devin Montes / Make Anything web site - https://www.makeanything.design youtube - https://www.youtube.com/makeanythingchannel You can support him - https://www.myminifactory.com/users/MakeAnything

You should be very cautious separating the layers of the springo, but once it's correctly popped apart these things are surprisingly resiliant for PLA prints.  Model photographed was printed with MatterHackers PRO PLA Neon Green. It looks wicked,...

For the Springo portion, use 100% infill, 3 perimiters/shells, 0.15mm layer height, PLA plastic. Carefully separate layers after printing using your print removal palette knife or another thin flat object. Ease of separation may vary based on...

After I printed my first Springo I was inspired to create my own and I have been looking for a reason to design the Tardis for a while so I decided to combine the two. You will have endless hours of fun with what ever size you print.  I have the...

Springo Easter Egg toy. Designed to easily come apart. Only uses 14 grams of filament. ... Print Settings: 0.2mm layer height 0.4mm nozzle

Other materials should also be fine but if the material cools too slowly it may become hard to separate the springo.After Printing: Carefully separate the layers of the springo with a butter knife, scraper, etc. Start at a corner and pry gently. If...

Inspired by Devin from Make Anythinghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgY7ovYWplg&t   This Springo is designed to be printed on the Startt printer. ... Please print this with 0.15mm and 40% infill.

This is the half-scale version of my Pineapple Springo, part of the Tasty Springos Pack No.1 which you can check out here. I got the best results printing with 3 outlines/shells, 0.15mm layer height, and enough solid top & bottom layers to make...

... maximum strength!) After printing, carefully separate the layers using a thin tool like your print removal spatula. --- The cool gradient effect is thanks to MatterHackers Quantum PLA     *5/17/22 Update* Added non-Springo versions of the cactus

Download includes the Springo Sphere Half, and an optional support model to reduce the amount of support material (Use the Support STL with supports disabled, or don't use the STL and enable standard supports, but make sure they aren't generated...

... he was ready to go. The filament for the pictures is Winter Blue Glitter Flake from ProtoPasta. Credits for the original Springo idea (and his excellent instructions on making your own) go to Devin Montes  - check him out at Make Anything.

I wanted to see if I could make a springo pumpkin & then decided to add a skull for variety. This model is made for a layer height of 0.2mm. LH is set at 0.3mm to create the defects. It does require using a knife to free up the layers...

I wanted to see if I could make a springo pumpkin & then decided to add a skull for variety. This model is made for a layer height of 0.2mm. LH is set at 0.3mm to create the defects. It does require using a knife to free up the layers afterwards. ...

Once I had the basic design in place, I followed @makeanything3d's tutorials on making Springo's (sometimes he calls them Springo's and sometimes Slingo's. I go back and forth too).</p><p>After a few failures with fused layers, I reached out to...

Another lightbulb design, this time a Springo made using the process devised by Devin (Make Anything): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMAgMDgi7xQ&t=695s Light globe being sprung: https://youtu.be/JoN7osRrqG8

Another lightbulb design, this time a Springo made using the process devised by Devin (Make Anything): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMAgMDgi7xQ&t=695s Light globe being sprung: https://youtu.be/JoN7osRrqG8

This is one of many new Springo's sold in my Tasty Springo Pack No.1. This download includes the Small Jack-O-Lantern Springo models for both single and dual color printing. For both the stem [...Top.STL] is printed separately and snapped into place...

This massive Slingo is larger than a pineapple. Woah. Made for a .15-.2mm layer height. Scaling is unlikely to work unless you modify layer height proportionately (1:0.15mm), so you'll need a rather large printer to handle this beast. ...I designed it...

This is a modular 3D Printed Stool. 1. It is easy to assemble 2. Comfortable (Use of springs) 3. One can increase or decrease the height according to preference (By removing or adding 3D Printed parts). 4. The Stool slightly Bends according to your...

Hello all! here is a brushed 120mm toothpick style quad I've been working on. its a 120 brushed toothpick frame with 65mm props and 8.5mm motors New Frames coming soon!!! Be careful this is a beta version and now you are a beta tester. ... ...