Made a couple of these for my nieces.

I loved the movie. Everyone should see it. And I decided to model the hook.

so here it is.

A beautiful iPhone 5 Case with a honeycomb texture on the back.

http://Gromfrog.com

Plus Ultra seemed a bit busy lately. I was growing tired of waiting for my invitation... so I decided to save them some S&H fees and invite myself. Maybe you'll finish printing your jet pack and come join me.

Print you clever boy, and remember... the future.

This is a mask designed for women (mainly) inspired by a lace pattern.

Please upload pictures of your makes.

wonderwoman bracelet
Half cuff, half linked bars, with built in clasps.
Internal diameter is about 180-190mm so you may need to scale up or down.
Made in SketchUp

Printed in PLA, fits very nicely snugly on small to medium head sizes, but you can use tinkercad to adjust the measurements, if needed. Used an 8"x 8" bed on maker farm I3.
Printed two bracelets in PLA, stretch shorten or chop off the base depending on how you wish to modify it and which version of Wonder Woman you are aiming for..
Modified version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:204847
Thanks to SuperInframan

It´s a really blank cover, without any extraline that bothers the printing.

Pretty new to 3D printing. Just wanted to share a T rex head I sculpted in Zbrush

Just a triceratops skull downloaded from https://skfb.ly/EDnI . I didn't model this object. As far as I know its a scan from a real triceratops skull.

Inspired by this thing, I redesigned it for the easy to find american nuts (3/8-16 zinc plated hex nut). Uses only ONE 608zz bearing. Everything is press fit into place. Be sure your printer is properly calibrated.

Its also pocket friendly! To add more weight you have the option to add a cut-off section of 3/8" bolt inside the nut.

Thanks for posting the original!

This remix includes the fin cut in half, full fin and a full fin with supports.

https://youtu.be/IQWqrg-v2W8

This is my movie accurate model from Jack Sparrow's compass from the movie series The Pirates of the caribbean.

There is a printable pin provided for the hinge at the back if your printer is not capable of this resolution you can always use a metal pin, needle, rope, anything like that to keep the parts together.

You need 1 of each part!

The dial image should be printed at 58mm diameter to fit the plate

Dropbox link for .f3d file if you want to tinker with it in fusion360. (if you edit it, feel free to upload it as a remix! :) https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hqw5ezkxl2nv6tm/AABAqHVJ4rTpxd-o_cvbanDNa?dl=0

This spinner uses 608 skate board bearings.

This spinner uses a 608 skate board bearing.

NATURE plant-pot (1.0.)

A simple text plant pot with the English word “NATURE”. It is ideal for moss growing as well as a small plant. Here, e.g. a small shrub as a tree.

Due to a printer problem (fan failure), the quality of the two objects shown is very poor. Printed with black PLA, white sprayed and planted.

Support recommended: Yes

An improved model version (1.1.) offers a little more space (in A and UR) for the plants than in the version 1.0., which can be seen in the photos. Both model versions of this NATURE-Planter (v1.0. and v1.1.) are available here as free download: https://gravityshapes.com/en/design/nature-pflanzentopf/

My friend's son loves Iron Giant. They asked me to make him one. I found this model on GrabCad (https://grabcad.com/library/iron-giant-1) and modified to it be printable. with articulating arms and head and waist.

NOTE: I FORGOT THE SHOULDERS. They have been added now. I also uplaoded models that are oriented properly to print as I feel is best.

Parts:
Head
Upper torso front
upper torso back
lower torso
hip (x2)
left leg
right leg
fore arms
upper arm (x2)
shoulder pin (x4)

Printing:
Orientation of the prints is important. The upper arm and legs in particular should to be printed laying down to get the greatest strength. Then legs have supports in the model that work pretty well but do leave some scarring (sorry).

Assembly:
You will need some glue (super glue works great). Clean the parts well before assembly. I included supports in many of the models. where holes are printed vertically I added supports that will need to be punched out with a screw driver or pried out with pliers. Many of the supports will pull right off, but you may want to clean up the edges with a razor.

arm assembly:
   to assemble an arm you need a shoulder, shoulder pins (x2), upper arm, and lower arm. after cleaning up the prints pin the shoulder to the fat end of the upper arm. You may need to sand the pin down. DO NOT FORCE THE PIN! It will break the should (i speak from experience) 
  after pushing in the pin I put a few drops of super glue on the outside ends of the pin to glue the pin to the shoulder piece. If you use too much glue you could immobilize the joint.
  Then pin the lower arm to the upper arm. the pins are long for the elbow joint. I carefully used a razor to cut off the extra material. Then glued the outside ends of the pin to the lower arm piece. Again not too much.

waist assembly:
  You need the 'lower torso' and two 'hips'. Before you glue these together do a test fit. You may need to shave of the tip of the hip so they can both fit flush against the...crotch...of the lower torso. Once you are sure they fit flush glue them well. Especially the the interface between the hip and the crotch. The one you made flush. This is a weak point. 

Torso assembly:
  The Head arms and waist will all fit into the Upper torso pieces. DO A DRY FIT FIRST! make sure the joints all rotate well. Clean off the joints where necessary. I also had to clean up the interface between the two upper torso parts to get a good clean seam between them.
  Once you are comfortable with the fit, glue it up. Be sure to keep glue away from joints.

Leg assembly:
  Do a dry fit. Alignment is crucial if you want it to stand on it's own two feet. Then glue them up. 

You are Done! Enjoy

Updated 10/06/17 to have optional base. He doesn't stand up very well without it. I have not tested it, so please let me know if it works!

Updated 12/05/17 to have thicker ukulele strings and joined better to the guitar. Shoulder smoothed a bit better and some other minor tweaks.

My custom version of Oddish Planter.

Get reference from the original design.
Re-model and adjust shape and size
Add bottom plate.

Scale mail.
I took advantage of building plate to give polished looks.
So, no supporting material needed.
However, those tiny connecting parts are not so strong with ABS plastic.
I made more parts and tried to connect, and it broke. Maybe there should be some adjustments.
I wonder how it will come out with flexible material.

Makes a Dragon Knocker. Everyone will knock before entering in the room.

https://youtu.be/xiMK-e_Cqm8

Choose between the three files:
-knocker dragon with supports
-knocker dragon without supports
-knocker dragon eyes separate
-knocker dragon eyes separate with supports

Download sieve: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1477976

Painting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FT5sFznu85E

More info: http://diwo.bq.com/builds/aldaba-de-dragon/
In the relief of the base I used the dragon logo (protesic leg): https://github.com/davidsanfal/drakkar

Just one look at the impressive skull of this massive feline and you’ll be glad it’s been
extinct for 11,000 years. Walking the Earth alongside our human ancestors for millennia, saber-toothed cats’ impressive fangs were precision killing tools that helped earn them the scientific name Smilodon fatalis.

With the intent of making the 3D printing ecosystem more accessible to educators,
MakerBot Academy has selected Common Core Standards for English Language Arts and Mathematics that align with our 3D printed content. Our goal is to lower the barrier to 3D printing in the classroom by directing teachers to standards-aligned resources. We hope to make the process of incorporating 3D printing technology into the curricula more
seamless for teachers and students alike. Find these resources in the "Instructions" tab.

A big claw of Allosaurus fragilis

Scanned with DAVID SLS-1, file size is 1:1

Have fun :)

A Velociraptor claw - scanned with DAVID-SLS1 - File size is 1:1

The model is postprocessed and fully watertight.

Have fun :)

Update 10/21/2015 I uploaded a newer version including a minimum of support material and rotated to a better printing position

Hello, my version of baby Groot from the upcoming blockbuster movie "Guardians of the Galaxy 2". The model resembles the baby groots appearance in the trailers of the movie.
I recommend using the high detail version to capture all the details i put on. But if your slicer freezes/crashes, use low detail version, as the high detail version has several million polygons and requires more RAM/computing power to be sliced. There are 2 versions of the model, one with brim and one without brim. Use the version with the brim for better adhesion. You will have to remove the brim after print to assemble it. Last thing: The model may be rotated once imported. Thats because Zbrush takes Y-coordinate to be the up-direction. Don't forget it to rotate by 90 as in the photos. Happy printing.
Post update: Uploaded a non-separated version as some users wanted (height 15cm, untested, should be printed fine).

With autumn on the way, our team was on the hunt for the perfect print to capture the season. For our palette, we chose our Naturals Collection, including our newest MakerBot PLA Filament colors: True Brown, Light Brown, and Peach.
Since these colors are ideal for mimicking organic textures like carved wood, we designed a print that would show them off: the Cuckoo Clock. Inspired by antique wooden clocks, the model is chock-full of gorgeous, eye-catching details, and has moveable parts like the clock hands and window shutters.

FOR EXPERTS ONLY: This is a complicated assembly and should only be attempted by experienced users. Please see the Instructions tab for print settings and assembly instructions.

http://mbot.co/11CAwx2

The FlashForge Finder is compatible with 1.75 mm PLA filament. If you happen to have PLA spools that don't fit inside the build-in filament casing, then this external spool holder makes it easy to fit them on your Finder.

The holder's axle is hollow to accommodate one or more units of the Universal Filament Filter and Lubricator. The end of the axle has a thread that fits the corresponding screw cap. We recommend using this small filter/lubricator to keep the filament clean before it enters the extruder.

Please note that when using this external holder, the filament bypasses the build-in filament detection switch. Therefore the Finder won't be able to sense when the spool runs out of filament and pause the 3D-print. If you use external spools you will need to turn of the filament sensing feature under the settings menu on the machines touchscreen display.

Also included in this thing are pre-sliced ready-to-use .gx files you can copy to a USB stick and print directly on the Finder. Download the file Pre-sliced .gx-files ready-to-print files for FlashForge Finder.zip which contains these files.

Learn more about the FlashForge Finder and get support here.

• For similar purposes, we have also designed free-standing spool holder: http://thingiverse.com/thing:508896

• Please also see our Universal Cantilevered Spool Holder for 3D printers
  http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2297303

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The spools that fit the Makerbot Replicator Mini are small and sometimes you want to hook up the machine to larger spools, but unfortunately these won't fit in the machine.

Don´t worry, we got your back! We designed a spool-holder and a filament guide-tube-holder with a "snap-in" compartment for the universal dust filter (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:492067) to top things off.

Both the spool-holder and filament-guide-tube-holder will snap in place on top of the MakerBot Mini plate. You can slide both parts left and right to best fit the spool size you want to use.

To remove them, give them a push upwards and they should come off without any problems. You can use it together with the universal dust-filter or without, anything goes.

Please also see our Universal Cantilevered Spool Holder for 3D printers
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2297303

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This is a simple tweak of the original file. It is the T-Rex Skull but I ran the files through MeshLab and reduced the polygon counts to between 500-1000 to create the Lowpoly-Rex while still retaining the basic necessary details.

This was printed at 0.15mm layer height and 10% infill with Gold and White PLA on my MakerGear M2. Printed at 50% scale and shown compared to the original file. Printed without supports.

150mm high Spiral vases to add to my collection of spiral themed objects. These models contain both single and double spiral vases that make for a great decoration for the house. What's even better is that they can be can be printed easily without support!

--UPDATE--
06/07/15 - Added solid models so custom thickness's can be used