It ain't much, but it's honest work.

This was my first ever attempt at creating and printing my own 3D model. I used OnShape and watched a couple YouTube videos last week. There is just something special about seeing your own creation come to life. Any feedback is welcome! I know there are some print lines near the bottom where the bottom of the front slots begin but I think I had the speed too high. Overall, I am proud of the outcome and it fits exactly what I needed for my desk!

I ended up uploading it to MakerWorld at https://makerworld.com/models/1328207 if anyone is interested in the file.

Image 1-5: Monitor stand to camera screw adapter mount Image 6: Cardboard shaver use tracker Image 7-8: Cardboard Mi-band wall-mounted bedside charging station Image 9-10: Docker & charging station for magnetic detachable reading lamp

I made this one for sometimes need to charge the apple watch on the go. Molded to 45mm series 9, feels pretty secure!

I just wanted to show my current toolchanger project and its automated tool offset calibration, because o havent seen this kind of probing routine so far. It might help a few other toolchanger approaches because its super easy and gets around 0,015 mm deviation.

I connected the sexbolt probe in series with the normal z endstop, so i can use it with the klipper PROBE command. Not touching the probe from x and y makes the probe construction alot simpler.

Everything is macro based within klipper, so no additional installation needed. Probing all for tools takes around 9 minutes total.

SOURCE : https://yoshstudios.com/product/iron-spiderman-helmet-3d-print-stl-file

TinkerCAD is a great tool! It's ease of use and workflow is friendly for beginners of all ages.

It has a few downsides though. A small file size limit, a Server Based always online access, and totally proprietary file formats and storage. As an elementary school teacher with a free summer, i decided to make something better!

CaDoodle is a new, free, and Open Source CAD package, written from the ground up to be a local application. With the only limits to size and complexity being your computers resources, you can make much more complex models. CaDoodle uses an open file format, based on JSON, that stays on your computer for you to keep privately or share.

CaDoodle also has some very advanced features. It integrates natively with Inkscape files, Blender, FreeCAD, BowlerStudio and OpenSCAD files. Models in those advanced modelers can be integrated into the workflow of a model.

Printed on my Mars 5 Ultra with ABS-Like 8k 3.0 Black Smoke resin. Been working on this for like 2 months, slowly doing the parts and learning a shit ton more about resin printing in the process after many failed (or sub-par) attempts.

Now it goes off to the customer to be painted!

I've created this wall mount using Fusion 360 and I can't seem to understand why the layer after the "filled base" starts with a slight shift.
As seen in pictures :

- Original model seems pretty smooth
- Slicer doesn't show any layer shift
- Doesn't matter what quality settings I use, I keep getting this shift on my prints

Am I missing anything really obvious here?

Slicer : Bambu Studio
Printer : Bambu Lab A1 Mini

Thanks!

finally got my P1S and put it too work. Printed benchy and she wanted to watch till the end. everywhere I look now I think, does this need a 3D print solution?

I still can’t believe the quality from PLA to resin

Her painting, decorating, and spacial awareness is much better than my printing abilities. Either way it was a fun project!