Inspiration came because christmas is coming up and i needed a gift for my dad. Mom and brother are getting a moon and deathstar lamp respectively. My dad loves sailing so i came up with this. Designed in onshape over the course of four days. The sails were a bitch but im glad i got it figured out. Anyway let me know if theres interest in stl's. Final version will have some changes for easy of assembly.

I'm continually in awe when seeing my printers making my designs I made, but multicolor printing is just so much crazier to watch come together.

First attempt at a 3d printed guitar project! I’m very happy with how it turned out now just need to be able to play the guitar 1,000 times better than I can now to do it justice 😝🤘bambu glow filament is the best ( it looks wild because i hit it with a laser to show the glow effect)

(The video could be shorter, sorry...filming with one hand and using a trackpad on a laptop via Bluetooth to change the pattern lol)

So for some reason I think the calibration was off, but the nozzle removed whatever was covering the plate. So the shiny bits are through to the metal.

How can i make this print smooth? I read something about layer height and a smaller nozzle, any more tips?

I tried my hand at some more intermediate model design which is a step away from the holders, mounts, and stands I usually model. Wanted to share with you all. I hope you guys like it!

File by yosh studios all printed on ender 3 v3 plus. Check out my other work on Instagram @furdeck7 thanks!

The whole thing costed me about 5 dollars to build. The brackets are 3d printed and pvc sheet is from a dining table lol

Petg or abs

I've designed a bunch of these enclosures for various arduinos and other components. There are more not included in this photo (because they need a bit more refinement).

There's still some room for minor tweaks and improvements but I'm fairly happy with them so far.

Which of the 3D printing sites should I post these to? Which ones do people still use? Printables, Makerworld, Thingiverse? And does anyone aftu

I use makerworld most often due to having Bambu printers. I've read people aren't huge fans of thingiverse anymore, so should I even bother posting to there?

I'm thinking makerworld and printables are the no brainers.

I also only want to post them if people actually want them because I've got a lot of projects under way and not much free time.

So let me know if you think it's worth the effort to post them based on whether or not you'd like to print them.

The cases in the photo are for: - Arduino Uno - Arduino Nano - 1602 LCD - OLED display - LM2596 Reg with Voltmeter - XL4015 Reg with Voltmeter

They will be free to use for anything non-commercial but I might allow people to sell them for some kind of license fee, which can contribute to the never ending cost of filament I rapidly churn through.