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Disclaimer : I do not take any design credit (nor blame for the flaws) of the original model. I merely tried to repurpose and improve upon it for personal use. Optimized for Prusa Mini or similar sized bed: all the files are scaled and…
Printing instructions for Voronoi: I recommend a 5mm Outer brim if you don't want surprises from the bottom of your heart. Make sure you're using dry filament if you have excessive stringing. Low Poly: Easiest make and scalability. You…
The model is sized to fit the Mini at 180mm I'm including 2 versions, regular and “hollow” with a cutout at the bottom fitting tea light LED or another small light source. I made sure to retain enough footprint so that you can print both…
There's nothing wrong with the original model but my kid asked for a “real pig tail” and so after some trial and error, this remix “evolved” a tail as pictured. Scaled to about the size of a small Minecraft pig it can be printed without…
Ender7 Rabbit edit via www.voronator.com/ and scaled to 180mm to fit on the Mini Printed in Prusament Galaxy Black
I was able to successfully test print this model on first try with no infill, no supports, no brim; however if you're not sure about your bed adhesion, a brim may be advisable (infill or supports are still not necessary).
This is a remix for the body only. Please download the rest of the files (beard, nose, hat) here and give the original designer a like. Printing instructions: Since this is a much simpler design than the original, you can use as little as…
cartoonish model of everyone's favorite scientist - supports required
If you're going to use as wall art, you may scale up as large as your printer allows The print has a flat bottom so you can place as a floating pot on the countertop, but you'll need to print the cup with 100 infill and the pot with low…
To print dimensionally accurate, set initial layer height to 0.15 with remainder 0.2mm (not necessary for function, only appearance).
Print tips: for best results, not recommended to downscale without further editing consider printing face down on a textured plate for best looking finish
If you've printed or planning to use one of the now popular dual color PLA, you know the model's orientation on the plate matters to the final appearance. I made this quick printing template to take some of the guesswork out. It'll show…
Easy print, no supports necessary. I also have voronoi version of the same model here: https://www.printables.com/model/358319-creality-rabbit-voronoi
Printing instructions: Prints in 2 pieces with a color change for the egg. Use superglue to put it together. Skillet requires supports for the handle (theoretically you can print it upside down and rely on bridging but I don't recommend…
Admit it, you've always wanted to print your own Toilet Paper Sheep but were too embarrassed. Allow me to bring you all the fun minus any embarrassment with this Paper Towel Sheep remix instead. Printing notes: I've oriented the files in…
3mf already has the color changes built-in; if downloading STL, I used the following layer heights: start: white 0.8: yellow 1.6: orange 2: blue 2.4: black test printed with PETG on 0.6 nozzle, so you may achieve even better quality with…
Some of you may recognize this as Meshmixer bunny, and this is its voxelization variant. I just threw in a matching egg because, well, it seemed seasonally appropriate. If you'd like to learn how to model these textures yourself, you can…
To print at default height: don't need supports don't need infill Do mind the seam (recommend rear). Sorry, unintended consequence of making an overly smooth model is the seam becomes very noticeable, so lesson learned for next time :p
This is my 2nd and last (no promises) remix of my favorite piggy print. I got the idea printing the original file without infill but it took a bit of reworking and sculpting to make it compatible with the vase mode. Of course you're…
designed for single extruder: your slicer should autodetect and apply color change automatically
Print instructions: I had 0.25 layers in mind when creating this but you're welcome to use own presets and just "set atuto color changes” in PS. The name was embossed with PS and is NOT part of the model. To create your own, right click…
To print: make sure you import the model as a 3mf project not STL All print settings should be saved, but double check organic supports are turned on (first layer density 100%, first layer expansion 9mm, threshold 25, and top contact Z is…
Although it may look similar, this isn't string art like you'll find by 3DPrintBunny (and nowhere near as sophisticated). What you're looking at is actually just infill (PrusaSlicer generated to my specifications). The tricky parts are…
Formatted to fit a standard 5x7 frame should you chose to do so. Lettering could be improved upon but all in all, a decent replica of the real signs sold in stores (so this cannot be for commercial use). There's one obvious color change…
I don't know why you'd want to print this, but if you do, don't forget supports on the bottom. If you want something cuter, I recommend this chubby bunny instead.
Not exactly a torture test (you decide) but I had some spectacular fails with this cheap filament so I made this model, mostly for bridging test purposes; of course if you have any stringing it will expose those also, as you can see from…
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