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I wasn't happy with the available test prints, so I made my own. It's 9 squares that are big enough to see the quality, yet don't waste too much filament. Important for me was the evenly distributed tiles, so I laid it out in a grid in…
After printing the Red-eye Crocodile Skink by Trejager, I noticed the empty eye sockets and thought that's a great opportunity to learn Autodesk Fusion 360
I used PETG to print for additional stability and I suggest you do the same. I imagine with PLA the ridges might wear off too fast. Depending on how often you plan to adjust, you might get away with it, tho
I printed everything in PETG for added strength and flexibility. The clearances are small, so you may need to calibrate your printer or enlarge the female part by a tiny percentage if you have trouble getting both parts to fit together.…
Since there is not much room inside my grow tent to move around with a watering can, I use a hose to water my plants. Being able to attach this funnel inside my tent makes it easier. I'm using a 10mm hose, but the hose spout should fit…
I was pretty amazed by the initial model and got addicted immediately - however, I was unhappy with how smooth the narrow sides were. So I added some grooves there, to get another haptic and make it easier to rotate them sideways. Magnets…
This was just a fun way to try out a multi-colored design utilizing negative spaces to display text. Obviously you can replace the text inside your slicer. It uses the dimensions of a credit card.
I had a pre-filled mouthpiece tip over one too many times and decided to create a holder to keep it from happening. The pattern used to minimize material usage is loosely inspired by sacred geometry.
Rome wasn't raised in one day (and didn't fall in one either), but with this Roman Aqueduct Style Plant Pot Raiser, you can raise your plants from their own filth in just about an hour!
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