Hey, Makers! This Easter, we’re thrilled to team up with this amazing community to bring you a special surprise — the “Pandas Love Bamboo” Series Giveaway! 🐼💖

The BIQU Panda Series offers a range of powerful upgrades, designed to seamlessly enhance your beloved Bambu printers and take their performance to the next level. We also got new CryoGrip Pro Glacier Buildplate for latest Bambu Lab H2D! Now let’s add some Panda-powered fun to your Easter! 💖

We’ve hidden a different Panda product inside each colorful Easter egg — but here’s the twist: no product names are shown in the image! 🔍 Want to know what’s inside? Find the clues here:

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📅 Event Period: April 15th – April 22nd 🏆 Winners Announced: April 23rd (check the comment section of this post)

We’ll randomly pick 9 lucky winners — and the egg you choose will determine your prize! 🎁

Let’s crack some eggs and spread the Easter cheer with a little Panda-powered fun! 🐣💚 Good luck, and happy making! Thank this great r/3Dprinting community again! 💖

Saw a clamp-on desk bin online and thought it would be a fun project to make myself. Fast forward 10 hours (and way too much filament later), and I’ve ended up with a fully custom version, complete with an attachment to hold small plastic bags for extra storage.

It clamps to the edge of your desk, so it’s perfect for catching all those tiny scraps of paper, support material, and random bits of filament that usually just get brushed onto the floor.

The bin attaches to the clamp using a simple twist mechanism and stays in place through friction. I originally wanted a twist-lock system like the ones used on planters, but couldn’t get it to reliably click into place. After hours of trial and error, I scrapped it and just used a friction-fit design, and it’s holding up surprisingly well after a week of use.

I also added something that was a major pain point for previous designs I'd used, a dampener. It screws onto the bolt and prevents the bolts from denting the underside of the table. Especially useful for wooden, softer desks (cough, IKEA)

Here’s the link if anyone’s curious or wants to try it themselves: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1322655

If anyone has any feedback or suggestions (maybe even a new bin pattern?) do leave a comment, I would love to hear your thoughts :)

This is the coolest hobby ever.

This is the OG star tracker V2, an astronomical star tracker for astrophotography. (Not my model)

For those who don't know, this is to be able to take long exposures of the sky by rotating the camera along the same axis as the earths rotation in order to keep the target in the same spot

I still have a couple of odds and ends to finish, and I'm missing one critical component, so I'm a bit away from first light, this is just the final test fit.

3D Files Here

ps, the sources I won't link to avoid problems with rule 9

Reaction images are there for the people with ADHD

F. H. LANGMUIR TRUNK CORNER PIECE Filed May 23 1925

blueprint: here&before=priority:19251231&after=priority:19250101&oq=1925+design)

3Dmodel: here

Started some fusion tutorials earlier this year and decided to model some tool organizers. It's such a crazy cool feeling having an idea in your head and a few hours later it's off the printer and in your hand. Really looking forward to learning more and making more complex projects.

I have old models without brick lines mixed in, the final version has all parts with the brick lines. For anyone interested, I posted on Thingiverse. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7010124

Designed by by Wicked About half resin and half PLA