So I bought a 3d printer (3 Viewers)

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Not sure if this will work but made some white ghosts yesterday that turned out great and I’m currently printing them in orange.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/RLEij7q4ftrpcHM6/?mibextid=VMBKnz

 

[demonnic]

that's a nice orange too

 

[Grimace]

Deadpool helmet if I ever have the time to place all the magnets in it. There are a lot. For now it’s just a Deadpool puzzle

 

[Grimace]

Ghosts

 

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And candy corn

 

[Tommy]

In progess.....

 

[Grimace]

So I made these today and I think they are hilarious.

Also available as a bag of em

 

[Tommy]

Gridfinity and beyond!

Printing one of these holders for my Fluke 117 meter.

 

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I did some grid prints to hold extra spools and spools low on filament. Worked nicely. Making some more mushrooms once my nephews dice tower is complete. His bd is tomorrow and I made a fixed tower and now a collapsible one is printing.

 

[Nymor]

If you're looking for something cool that can help with spool-ends, or not, then this thing is quite wacky. I've seen people be able to work out how to join it together in minutes and others who are still trying 2 hours later

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:629887

I printed the first listed file (I think) at 60% (so 3cm cube) and the pieces fit perfectly. (No supports needed). Did mine in 3 colours.

As the summary notes:-

Three equal parts form a cube. The fit is perfect, assembly can be challenging. I have reverse engineered the "Cubic Trisection", invented by Robert Reid and designed by Oskar van Deventer.

Most of the stuff I print now is bespoke and put together in FreeCad but Thingiverse still has a few things every now and then and the one above I have absolutely no idea where I'd start to try and design that myself.