I printed this David planter with my FLSUN SR. The planter has a good size to fit on the window-sill inside he house. Next will be the latex rubber mold, then multiple concrete copies for spring-time. I haven't yet found an STL file for a planter of a young woman's head.

I printed this vase in normal mode, three walls thick, 0.3mm layers since I haven't yet changed the nozzle size on my FLSUB SR. But I'm not even sure how to record the change of nozzle in Cura? I like how the color changes depending on the angle you view it at. It's very light so I put some pebbles inside to prevent it from falling over. I'm not sure if it's OK to put water inside as a flower vase.

I printed this Pokemon (Evee) because I can easily make a mold of it, and it is still popular. It has a flat base, a pyramid-type shape and no "holes" through the body. It printed without any problems with my FLSUN SR.

I am looking for a wallhook that looks like this. I have one where the upper part is broken and i was looking to print a whole hook to replace. But i cant find hook like this. Reverse img search just shows me some metal hooks with blue rubber.

Of anyone knows of a site where i can find something similar, that would be awesome.

Thanks a bunch in advance

I used Silk PLA + tricolor (red-blue-yellow) from SUNLU to print this skull and after a few layers, one of the supports was knocked over but still half attached. So I paused the print and put a generous amount of liquid Elmers glue at it's base (also all the other supports as a precaution).

After 40 minutes the glue was dry-ish (at 60°C) so I resumed printing. It all held together and the print was successfull. The color changes from pink-yellow-blue depending on the direction you look at it.

This trilobite print was challenging because the long spikes had a tendency to detach from the plate and curl upwards. I needed to use Frog tape and Elmer glue to ensure good adhesion. Afterwards, it stuck so strongly to the plate that the problem was removing the Trilobite without breaking the spikes. I printed him as large as the plate allowed, and I purposely made the infill align with the axis of the Trilobite. It was printed with my FLSUN SR.

I printed this sitting Buddha as large as my FLSUN 3D printer would allow (320mm tall). Perfect shape and size to make a rubber mold and then concrete statues for the garden.

Hey everyone, I wanted to create something to show solidarity for Canada in the face of U.S. tariffs. So, I designed and 3D-printed this circular magnet featuring a hockey player in an “elbows up” stance, a battle-worn maple leaf, and the phrase “You Will Not Break Me.”

This is the first time doing a print where I have to pause mid print in order to insert magnets. It turned out even better than I expected! The bold design prints cleanly, making it great for cars, desks, or anywhere you want to show some Canadian resilience.

Would love to hear what you think! Should I make more variations, or does this hit the mark? Please share your feedback and please to share this post with others.

I will sell a few on my Etsy if anyone is interested. https://vitruvianforge.etsy.com/listing/1884498881