16 models
Nature's cutest (and stealthiest) predators It was re designed and resized from usage for childs (dissambleable is dangerous for small childrens) One time print all. Use supports as a picture. (don't open full support it make u crazy for…
A foldable camera tripod, that easily can carry a DSLR. The screw will to some extent work, but I will highly recommend using a metal screw instead. Printing: The screw should be printed horizontally as in file for better strength, and a…
This cute little sea creature just got the cool glass eye treatment! :) Two 3mf variations provided. One for 6mm glass eyes and one for 8mm glass eyes. Files are named accordingly. No brim needed but supports are required. I painted on…
The Scuttlefish - a submersible steampunk vehicle designed for a crew of 2. I originally designed this for MakerBot and Bold Machines under the name Gowanus Monster for the Margo Series back in 2015. This is the updated version with open…
Cuttlefish bone holder for small birds. Screw on attachment. I printed mine in PETG with supports which dissociated very easily from the print. Equally as good in PLA no doubt. Thanks to the original creator.
I have been reading about these incredible creatures… So…. here is a model I printed with rainbow filament. enjoy
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The Articulated Cuttlefish model by TechnicaL has a perfect hole on the bottom for some inserts. My first idea was to make an insert where I could attach a magnet, but my kid thought it would be better to make a beak (how else would the…
When I printed Johan's beak insert I realised it sat proud of the bottom of the model so that it no longer allowed the cuttlefish to sit flat on a surface. In order to do this I remixed his model so that it is now 5mm shorter than the…
also used this as a base for the mounting bracket: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2850837
You may need supports and you need brim. (Sorry for the extra arm.)
The model was made from neon pla filament and it turned out great. I also made it from PETG material and the results were still good.
also used this as a base for the mounting bracket: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2850837
This cute little sea creature just got the cool glass eye treatment! :) Two 3mf variations provided. One for 6mm glass eyes and one for 8mm glass eyes. Files are named accordingly. No brim needed but supports are required. I painted on…
The model was made from neon pla filament and it turned out great. I also made it from PETG material and the results were still good.
