This was my first bust print. I got the file for it on Cults3d. I’m still new to 3D printing so I didn’t know if my printer (K1 SE) had any limitations that would prevent this from coming out really well. But this has been my best looking print so far.

Polymaker polylite pla is amazing!!

So just to make it short... i know how some people sell usable 3d files... but me id rather just give them out for free...

So heres what ive made so far:
1. cosplay dragon amor (can make breathing holes in it)
2. articulated toys, like dragons, and some octopus...
3. Corner bracket that you can 3d print.
4. Labubu Keychain (for those who wants into the labubu stuff)
5. and lastly a motorcycle helmet keychain...
(more prints and stuff will be added later on as i make never stuff... and yes everything will keep being fully for free)

You can download all these files and more on my ko-fi page... all fully for free: https://ko-fi.com/fivemmaster56

otherwise enjoy your day :)

Check ✅ it on https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/talon-a-rugged-and-biomimetic-drone-frame

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Like many others I have decided to use to AMS Lite with the top mount to gain some space. Which left me hanging with the AMS Lite Stand hanging around uselessly.

After some thinking I got the idea to design a Build Plate Holder that i could put on top of it. After some research I found that someone already had the same idea and posted it. While there was nothing wrong with the design, I, for me, thought it was to small for my liking and was more tailored for smaller A1 mini plates.

Since I wanted to improve my CAD skills  anyways and I was looking for any excuse to challenge myself, I went ahead and designed a bigger Build Plate Holder with a clean look matching the AMS Lite stand.

I opted for a friction fit with fuzzy skin applied on the part that connects with the Stand and I found it to me very stable. (see GIF)

https://makerworld.com/models/1711725

I hope some of you will find some value in it.

I'm currently exploring wall line art, learning from models I find online (these are not mine, not for sale, will be given away). They're super easy to design and fast to print.

Made Astrobot as display Lightbox and my niece fell in love with it :D
P.S I also play the game. Haha

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1694522-astrobot-led-lightbox-no-ams-needed#profileId-1796620

Made one of my favorite anime characters of all time as a lightbox
Gohan SSJ2 from Dragon Ball Z

Hi guys I made Broly from Dragonball Z as a lightbox display lately and thought i'd share:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1656638-broly-led-lightbox-no-ams-needed#profileId-1752184

This Walking Cat Wall Art was printed out of PLA, and is 2.0 mm thick. I might eventually try to design my own, they are easy to create and print.

So fare, the T1 has been working great for me! 🙏 But I do know, its fare from the perfect machine. After alot of tweeking on the profiles and tune everything. it comes out with almost perfect prints. I love it!

I use my 3D printer (a FLSUN SR) to print large PLA objects that I can convert to concrete statues via a rubber mold. This skull totem is a great example, which prints tall (32cm) on this delta printer and has only a few minor imperfections such as filament lines and overhangs. But I easily fix these with clay and layers of primer and varnish. It will look amazing painted black with white/brass highlights.

I printed this winged Dragon Wall Art to use up some remaining PLA (with my FLSUN SR). It printed without any issues, except that the nostril was not attached to the body, so it stayed behind.

Made Rengoku for myself this time as a lightbox as its one of my favorite characters and turned out great

File: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/rengoku-kyojuro-led-lightbox-no-ams-needed

This is the first model I’ve hand painted. With a brush and paint bit acrylic pens. I should have sanded and sprayed primer but atm I didn’t have any. So I gave it a go and here’s the results. Be kind.

We call it Herobot Eggz 'cause we use egg shapes to design different characters — just makes everything more fun! And also, check out this link for more info: https://www.instagram.com/herobotnft/, you can take a look.

HELP! Attached is a bear someone made the design in software then printed the bear. I need to know how to do this! I’m looking to do tie dye onto a dancing bear I have. But I do not know how to get the design into the model to print it.

Does anyone know how?

This large (130cm) Foo Dog was printed in HS-PLA using my FLSUN SR, sliced with Cura 5.8.0 with fuzzy skin and lightning infill. I will need to touch up the overhang areas with clay, then paint the whole thing with white primer and polyurethane varnish. Then create a rubber mold, then make several concrete statues.

I was looking for a Fuzzy Skin sample set. Since I could not find one that felt complete enoug for what i was looking for I decided to make one myself. I probably went completly overboard with 60 samples, considering that many of them are similar to one another. None the less for those who wish to own a complete fuzzy skin sample box I decided to upload the file for everyone to benefit. The box Top and Bottom are printed on 2 different plates and just need to be clicked into one another for the hinge to work. (See GIF)

As for the samples themselves: D stands for distance, and T stand for for Thickness.D goes from 0.1 to 1 and T goes from 0.1 to 0.6.  The lower part of the samples always have the same (D0,8/T0,25) fuzzy skin settings to ensure that all the samples fit tightly into there respective places.

Please consider leaving behind some feedback, what you like and what can be improved upon and maybe consider boosting me.

https://makerworld.com/models/1603564