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Articulated dragon with a horned head, ten hinged body segments and back spikes. It prints as one piece with no assembly, and the body flexes in a wave when held.
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A complete, print-in-place Advent calendar designed specifically to fit on the Bambu Lab A1 Mini (180x180x180 mm build volume). It features exactly 24 sliding drawers arranged in a space-efficient block, numbering from 1 to 24 sequentially. The top two rows contain 8 larger drawers perfect for bigger treats, while the bottom four rows hold 16 smaller drawers. Print-in-Place Design Ready to Slide: The drawers and frame are printed together as a single unit. Tolerances are tuned (0.4 mm on sides and bottom, 1.0 mm on top) so the bridging above each drawer naturally sags without fusing the parts together. Zero Assembly: No separate rails, glue, or snap-fit parts to mess with. Easy Grip: Each drawer features a neat little half-circle finger notch at the top, making them easy to pull open. Printing Tips No Supports: Do not generate supports, as they will fill the internal gaps and fuse the drawers to the frame. Cooling: Ensure your part cooling fan is running high so the bridges above the drawers stay relatively crisp. Material: Standard PLA works perfectly. White gives it a clean, classic winter look.
Printed sunglasses where the parts crowd each other on the plate and fuse: this set lays the frame, two folding arms, ribbon inserts and hinge pins out with clear space between them. Frame width: 145 mm, 50 mm tall, 5 mm plate, hinge ears 18.5 mm high Lens openings: 50 × 36 mm each, 16 mm bridge gap Arms: about 139 mm long, 8 mm wide, 6 mm thick, with at least 4.8 mm between each part on the plate Hinge pins: four, 2 mm across, in 2.4 mm holes Hearts and breast cancer awareness ribbons recessed 1 mm on the frame and arms Print flat, no supports needed for the arms
Schild mit zweizeiliger Beschriftung "Natur" und "Sauerteig" und einer Aufhängeöse oben mittig. Platte schwarz, Schrift weiß und erhaben, als ein zusammenhängendes Teil für Mehrfarbdruck. Platte: 200 × 100 × 8 mm, Ecken gerundet Öse: 30 mm Außendurchmesser, 14 mm Loch, Gesamthöhe 120 mm Schrift: 32 mm hoch, 0,6 mm erhaben, 0,2 mm eingelassen Druck: Drucker mit automatischem Filamentwechsel (z. B. AMS), 3MF empfohlen
An octagon coin whose raised arrow disappears into the bed side: the underside is now flat with the arrow cut in as a shallow dent, so no layer prints over empty air. Size: 50 mm across corners, 3 mm body, 4.2 mm total height. Top: 0.6 mm raised rim, with the arrow rising 1.2 mm so it stands 0.6 mm above the rim. Change filament at that layer to colour only the arrow. Underside: flat, with a 0.6 mm deep arrow indentation turned 90° from the top arrow, plus a 1.4 mm wide, 0.6 mm deep groove about 2 mm in from the edge. Print: lie it flat, underside on the bed, no supports.
A 110 × 70 mm single-piece visitor pass for Himalaya Public Sr. Sec. School, with a 2 mm base plate and bold text raised 0.8 mm above it. The three centred lines read HIMALAYA PUBLIC, SR. SEC. SCHOOL and VISITOR PASS. Plate: 110 × 70 mm, 2 mm thick, rounded corners, flat bottom Text: 0.8 mm raised, fused to the plate Total thickness: 2.8 mm Single colour, no supports needed Text size unchanged from the previous version
Two horns to sew onto a maternity shirt for a Mike Wazowski costume. A loose horn flops or slides off fabric, so each one has a flat round base with sewing holes to stitch it down. Key numbers Height: about 47 mm each Base: 40 mm round disc, 3 mm thick Six 3.2 mm sewing holes around each base Print: base flat on the bed, no supports needed, cream or white filament