strip maker 3d models

I finely got around to make my one maker coin.

This is an old and vintage coffee maker.

this maker coin was made in fusion 360

A coofee maker from Italy I used : - Blender - Subsatnce painter

A new design of a modern coffee maker .

Maker Coin-esque design I made in Solidworks.

Idli maker CAD model with 1:1 scale measurements

3D model and render of a coffee maker in Solidworks

working model of roti maker created by me

A simple bubble maker for all kinds of use.

A maker sign Category: 3D Printing

My Maker Coin designed for my Additive Manufacturing course.

Tea Maker designed in Catia and rendered in KeyShot

This is the espresso coffee maker Oster in my workshop.

Pom maker Tuto: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPxe9zmqT6IYTX-vfjeAWgg

Full 3D Printed System is for finding to Makers If you are maker, You should try it!http://youtu.be/cIzdryqNtdI?list=UURXcVd8uoTJchXqa5KsRTvg More Details; www.priyoid.com

A Maker Coin (copied from Maker's Muse) with my own custom logo No supports at 0.2 layer height. ... Print time: 1 hour

Hi, this is my idea of a traditional gnocchi maker, enjoy! ... If you want to see more take a look on https://spaccesi.com/gnocchi-maker.html

I just wanted to start teaching myself CAD so designed this in Onshape, my maker coin

This is a Maker Coin Diameter: 40mm It takes about 40 minutes

This is a maker coin that also doubles as a 1/4 in drive socket holder.

This snowball maker, designed by 3rd grader Fiona, is the perfect size for little hands. 

Simple maker coin with my logo in it. ...Works well as a test.

This is a ravioli maker to cut ravioli out of fresh pasta dough

A manual burger maker which can be attached on an filler.

This my Maker Coin which combines two of my passions: aircraft and 3D printing!

Snowball maker or ice cream spoon or another handy tool. ...Diameter of ball is 80 mm.

This noise maker has 3 different gear that hit little pegs as you turn the handle.

cotton to yarn maker. originally made of wooden costs around 100$. ...here built with 5$

Smoothie Maker by Back to Basics; collaborative design with Brian Beesley, Claude Brandt & me.