I designed this using Tinkercad as a gag gift for April fools and inspired by the expect the unexpected contest. The giant card has a space to insert your normal credit/debit card so you can then use it to “tap to pay” at places that offer it.
Need to build a ikea enclosure next… also hit ten more Anycubic skin pla refills coming 😅
In case you’re wondering how SLS for Artemis compares to the Saturn V that took us to the moon in the 60s and 70s, here are the two I 3D printed at 1/60th scale. Both incredible technical achievements! Now recreated thanks to my Bambu P1S.
Modeled a smartphone stand with a built-in hinge
No assembly required — straight off the printer. I tried to keep it minimal but still stable and usable for everyday stuff like video calls or watching videos.
Curious what you think if you have any suggestions, please feel free to comment it helps to have 2 pairs of eyes.
Model here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2614042-smartphone-stand-no-assembly#profileId-2884818
Unboxed my brand new (and not cheap) Bambu Lab H2D laser upgrade kit today and this was the very first thing I saw on top of everything: “Laser Upgradge Kit.”
Not a functional issue, but seeing a typo on the primary insert doesn’t exactly inspire confidence in their QA and attention to detail.
Someone on fb is selling me EVERYTHING in this picture including filaments and rolling desk for $600. Printer has no defects. Everything is working fine. Reason he told me he is selling it is because he doesn’t use it as much as he thought he would/ needs money for bills.
Im ready to invest in my 1st 3D printer. I’ve been learning all the technicalities and I feel ready to start creating 3D prints. Just wondering if this is a good investment for being my 1st printer.
Hey, which one do you prefer? Is the Tough+ really this much better? Is the normal PLA good enough for the daily stuff?
When do you decide to use the Tough+ PLA?
I was tired of 3D-printed knives that look cool but feel like a nothing in your hand. I designed this one with a focus on ergonomics and simple utility.
Features:
Contoured Ergo-Grip: Shaped to fit your palm for long-term use.
Integrated Wire Stripper: A simple notch that actually works for stripping insulation.
Safety First: Includes a snap-on blade guard for when it’s in the drawer.
Easy Assembly: Uses standard utility blades and BT3x8 self-tapping screws (the ones from the Bambu Maker’s Kit).
It’s a straightforward, solid tool for the workshop. If you want to print one, I’ve uploaded to MakerWorld!
This is the first badge for the 2026 Inked Circus Tattoo Expo tour. This one is 7 colors/15 color swaps, 5.6mm and one of my favorites to date.
Original artwork for this one is by the multi award winning artist Daniel Verdysh.
Since I had the BambuLab Scraper Blade but wasn’t using it,
I created a model to put it to other uses.
Where I live, you have to puncture gas cans and spray cans before disposing of them.
If you hook the tail onto the can and press down, you can use it to puncture gas cans.
It also works well as a knife for unboxing.
I designed it to look cute,
but it’s definitely not meant for children.
The blade turned out to be sharper than I expected. (I wish I hadn’t found that out the hard way.)
If you’re interested, feel free to print it out.
Thank you.
I'm just a simple man trying to make my way in the universe.
Hello,
after 3 hours (mostly fun ones) i completed my first cyberbrick truck. Im super happy and i think i assembled everything correctly.
At the end and looking at the truck from every direction i noticed a small problem.
The tires are slightly tilted outwards so they dont make full contact with the surface its on.
Im not sure where the problem is or if its even one that i need to adress asap.
Maybe i tightened one of the screws too much?
Made this Grand Canyon Jigzaw Puzzle to test out some Gradient Rock Filament i had lying around for months. Really happy with the Result. as the Gradient color change perfectly highlights the depth of the canyon
Made 2 diffrent sizes. one is 9x9 with 81 parts and the other one 6x6 with 36 parts.
https://makerworld.com/de/models/2610757-grand-canyon-3d-jigzaw-puzzle#profileId-2881051
The models were generated using the Premium version of my TrailPrint3D Blender Addon
These parametric jars come in 5 styles and allow you to adjust the inner diameter, inner height, and add divider walls if you wish (or not).
What do you think?
