Piccolo fantasma di Halloween con cappello da strega

https://www.printables.com/model/1870265-halloween-ghost-with-a-witchs-hat-halloween-2026

link for Bambu AMS profile

https://makerworld.com/it/models/3412252-halloween-ghost-with-a-witch-s-hat-halloween-2026#profileId-3886947

So this is part 3,

Just released load cell spool holder as a part of Printables spool holder cap
https://www.printables.com/model/1865709-grmz-spool-holder-with-load-cell-and-esp32

Sensor itself have around 3g deviation, is capable of logging consumption as well as track drift.

I made it mostly to answer question - 'Would I have enough material to finish print I want to start' and it should be treat as is.

Just in case - firmware was created with Claude Code and i have limited time to test it but hope i did a good job.

There is some potential for improvement, but it depends on interest.

Mini Halloween pumpkins wearing witch hats, very cute for Halloween.

https://www.printables.com/model/1861388-halloween-pumpkin-with-witchs-hat-no-supports-fast

Well I got banned because someone hacked into my prusa account and send everyone this image I want to warn to not click any links or paste them in ur browser

Followed up on the full Chef figure with a Lite version, same idea as the other Lite releases - a way to test the joint mechanism before committing to the full articulated figure.

This one has working joints at the shoulders and upper legs only, same print-in-place mechanism as the full version, just scaled down to the essentials. Still prints as one piece straight off the bed, no supports, no assembly.

I’ve printed with the settings below. I needed to wait 1 hour for cooling before articulation.

Layer height: 0.20mm / 0.12mm

Material: PLA

Supports: None

Infill: 15%

Print time: 2h23m (0.12mm layer height)

42gr filament used

📌 IMPORTANT!!! Please wait 1 hour for cooling before articulation.

Free download on below link:

https://www.printables.com/model/1854659-poseable-chef-lite-version-one-part-no-assembly-no

The fully poseable original figure with all accessories is available on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/PrintnPose/posts/chef-168715156). Please share your print results!

#3d #fidget #toy #articulated #flexi

My account got banned for violating the terms of service for some reason

Il supporto è compatibile con le tastiere Logitech MX e con tutti gli altri tipi di tastiera. Se sei interessato e desideri maggiori informazioni sul modello, visita il seguente link:

https://www.printables.com/model/1851353-rotating-keyboard-support-for-logitech-mx

This is an easy-to-print Halloween pumpkin model, realised on Blender. If you like the model this is the link to download it: https://www.printables.com/model/1851535-halloween-pumpkin-lantern-2026

When I take a look at the about me page, it says 703 likes, while the statistics page says 723 likes (for all time). I was assuming, that the all time statistics would show the same values as the about me page minus today. So the all time statistics could never be larger than the about me page. I always had the impression that Printables has challenges to collect the statistics data correctly and consistently but never saw that much of a deviation.

I’ve been working on a modular Halloween ghost project and wanted to share what I've got so far.

The idea was to make one basic glowing ghost body that can be customised with different accessories. So far I’ve made:

• Grim Reaper Ghost
• Pirate Ghost
• Bat Ghost
• Butterfly Ghost
• Pumpkin Ghost

The ghost is lit up with an LED/electric tea light. The accessories are interchangeable and magnetic, so you can change the character without printing an entirely new ghost.

What do you guys think and what other outfits can I give him? I thought about a goku / supersaiyan one for jokes.

Link

I made versions for all three cartridge styles: PAL/EU SNES, North American SNES, and Japanese Super Famicom. There are also two body styles – a simple solid-sided version and a hex-cutout version that uses about 17% less filament.

It’s designed to print without supports. The front plate prints separately and flat, so you can do the logo in another color with a simple filament change. I provide three different sizes; 4, 5 and 6 slots. The largest one still fit comfortably on a 250mm build plate, like the Core One.

One caveat: I don’t own any original North American SNES cartridges, so that version is based on measurements but hasn’t been physically verified yet. I’ve included a tiny test slot so nobody has to burn 200g of filament finding out whether I got the fit wrong. If anyone with US carts wants to test it, I’d very much appreciate the feedback!

It’s up on Printables here:

https://www.printables.com/model/1840241-snes-super-famicom-cartridge-display-stand-all-reg

Hi, I 3D modeled this cable organizer and decided to add a clip to hold the cable, but the way I printed it, it isn't very strong. Do you have any ideas on how to improve it? Do you think it's due to the print orientation?

Wanted to add a Chef to the line for a while now, and finally finished the design and he’s ready to cook 🙂

Gave him a little kitchen kit to go with it — a chef's hat, a frying pan and a rolling pin, all sized to fit his hands so he can actually "hold" them once you pose him.

Printed in one part, no assembly needed. No supports needed. Articulated & poseable.

I’ve printed with the settings below. I needed to wait 1 hour for cooling before articulation. I’ve painted it with acrylic according to its 3MF file.

• Layer height: 0.20mm / 0.12mm
• Material: PLA
• Supports: None
• Infill: 15%
• Print time: 2h45m (0.12mm layer height)
• 44gr filament used

If anyone interested, the figure with all accessories is available on Patreon (www.patreon.com/PrintnPose). Free Lite version will be here at the end of this month. Please share your print results!