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This model by Ken226 has been recreated to provide STEP and F3D files, as these were not provided with the original post. All renders and the STL files were created exclusively by Ken226; I take no credit for the original design. Ken's…
Required parts: 3D printer (of course!) Filament of your choice 2 mm rod cut into two 38 mm lengths and two 26 mm lengths 7 692-2Z ball bearings (decent ones can be found on Amazon for about a dollar apiece) 2 AA battery holder:…
Preface I haven't had a chance to print this one off, yet, but it uses the same gears as my GeaRing fidget ring, so it should work just fine. The GeaRing was printed with a 0.25 mm nozzle, but with the introduction of the Arachne engine,…
Feel free to print these models with just about any settings you'd like; they're very forgiving. Three sizes: big, bigger, and biggest at 50mm, 100mm, and 150mm, respectively. Standard button sewing technique applies.
When it's done, this print is fun, but make no mistake; it is not forgiving. This print requires a 0.25 mm nozzle or smaller to successfully maintain tolerances between parts and demands perfect first layer squish. Even still, the GeaRing…
This lamp adopts empty filament spools as major structural components. You need a minimum of one spool, and the sky's the limit! You will need a pendant socket like this , a decorative bulb, and any number of empty spools. You may need to…
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