16 models
⚙ RECOMMENDED 3D PRINT SETTINGS Material: PLA or PLA+ recommended Layer Height: 0.16 mm for finer detail; 0.20 mm for faster prints Infill: 10–15% recommended for most models Wall Loops: 2–3 Supports: Enable where necessary based on model…
Donkey Kong Barell / Mug / Planter Set free 1/27/2025 By order of the MyClub Emancipation Proclamation. a
I recomand scale 77% x 77% x 70% 17.3.2022 - Release version 1.0 29.3.2022 - Updated version - bigger pipe and better stop
This 3D model represents a tissue box that imitates the shape of an oil barrel. The box is designed with attention to detail and looks very realistic. It is made of durable material that can withstand everyday use. The dimensions of the…
This is an improved version of my earlier design - https://www.printables.com/model/1266743-outdoor-table-umbrella-bush-assembly The earlier design has a parallel bore which is fine if that's what you want, however my wife found it…
cover thetford C2
English: A barrel in mini format with Lid for sweets, small items or colored pencils etc. Printed with Spectra Silk Filament 0.2mm Layer with 0.4mm Nozzle. Deutsch (German): Ein Fass im Miniformat mit Deckel für Süßigkeiten, Kleinigkeiten…
A little wrecking ball or wrecking barell for your pen (stabilo point 88) If you want, you can add M3 nuts inside. It adds some weight. Print the middle pieces (chain) as much as you want! Print without support. Recommended filament: PLA…
Hi! This is a simple model of a textured wooden barrel. It doesn't require supports when printing. You can scale it to create a flowerpot, for example :) P.S. It's easy to paint with colors in a slicer and print multicolor. For a…
I needed something for block small nature parts on water suface in my garden barell.
Reversible Hinge - Barell screw
Barell Holder - Rugged Darts Case - Different Sizes
Barbarella’s Spaceship – Alpha 7 (1968) Bring the ultimate 1960s pop-art sci-fi icon to your build plate! This is the legendary Alpha 7 , piloted by Jane Fonda in Roger Vadim’s cult classic Barbarella (1968). Ditching the utilitarian…
