6 models
This model should be printed either at 0.15 or 0.2 because it needs to move, but other than that it doesn't really matter what you do to it, but make sure that there is no stringing between the prongs, as that causes a lot of friction,…
Made to mount my 2016 Samsung Sound Bar behind my new TV, and ran some Fusion tests on it, and turns out it can support upwards of 15 pounds when mounted properly. I recommend using two for redundancy and to support it better, but you…
I designed this to fit on my lack stack, and to hold my Allen keys and soon arriving nozzles. model prints easily, just add supports and print. Infill must be more than 10%, but don't use lightning supports (I recommend using support…
These Tiles are designed to fit together, infinitely, and create the illusion of three dimensional cubes. I recommend printing this in 0.2mm, because that is what it is designed to be printed in, but you can do 0.1 if you like, but in my…
I made this model for an engineering/design class, and it taught me a lot about CAD. It's as accurate as I could make it with my skills at the time, but definitely not 1:1. There are three parts to the model (mirror the half of the train…
I sketched the logo of Temple University and made it so that each section is 1 inch, with a slight fillet on each edge (to avoid them being sharp). The print is scaled to print on an MK4S, but can be scaled as you wish.
These are all currently available results.
