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This is a model of my brain, as extracted from an MRI scan. It's a bit smooth on the back (lol), but from what I can gather online, that's an artifact of the MRI scan. This is definitely on the trickier side to print, I chose to split it…
The infamous Blender donut, as tutorialized by Andrew Price on his YouTube channel Blender Guru. I wanted to print mine, so I split up the icing and donut into two parts. The sprinkles are just cut up pieces of filament glued to the top.…
This fan adapter is intended to fully cover a rectangular/square fan and mount to the wall around it. It has a round opening on the other end. It is fully configurable using OpenSCAD, but does require BOSL2 for its cuboid definition.…
I've found that the S2 filament dryer from SUNLU functions better if left open a small amount, giving the humidity a chance to escape. Without it the humidity sensor for me would report values between 25-30%, with it I typically see 15-20%.
A remix of the lego separator tool with a portion cut off and scaled to ~150% so that it can be used as a doorstop.
Print the fake wall socket as a single piece, saving you from the assembly ;) Especially useful if you want to print many of them.
A 3D version of the logo of the student café ascii @ TU Dresden. Drinking out of this - especially hot drinks - is obviously not recommended. Use it as a pen cup or pot for a small plant instead. There's two versions, v2 has rougher edges…
The character Ezechiel or Zechy for short from the German audio play (Hörspiel) Elea Eluanda in the iconic pose from the old cover art. The model was commissioned and bought from Indra3D on Fiverr . Printing on a resin printer is…
It's a bit tricky to print as some building geometries are broken, but it's doable. Ideally make sure to use an aligned top layer pattern. There's two files, an STL with just the city and a 3MF file with negative text. The text is just a…
This is a replacement for the plate that pushes the soap down in a Meerkorn Mylly soap grinder. You will need a threaded M5 insert (the M5x5.8 mm from CNC Kitchen works great) and a soldering iron to melt it in. I suggest melting the…
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