Generate your own nuts, bolts, washers and threaded rod by simply typing the required parameters into customizer. Great for replacing metal equivalents in many applications such as the ROLLER RING | Universal Filament Spool Holder http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:176442.
Includes options to generate WingNuts for easy hand tightening and removal. Now includes socket cap, socket button and socket countersunk head types with support for socket, phillips and slot drives.
You can also join threaded rod to form unlimited lengths by creating a custom extended joiner nut.
Uses the PolyScrewThread library from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:8796

NEW Updated version 6/3/2016: added extended options to control number of facets on nuts, square sockets (or any number of facets) and socket depth control.

NEW Updated version 1/1/2017: modified library code to remove dependence on deprecated 'assign' statement.

Here is a easy tool I would have loved very much in the past ... if I had had one ...
I saw it some days ago on Youtube.
This is a simple copy of the tool.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1i0VAYcC84

Print:
2x Arm long
2x Arm short
4x Fastener

Screw together with M4x10 screws (4x) and M4 Nuts (4x)

ENJOY !!!

I designed this with Fusion 360. Learn Fusion 360 with my online video courses at https://www.desktopmakes.com/

Simply print and wear. Watch this video to see how I made the headband. https://youtu.be/C9bYTeK1fvg

The brim is already designed into the model so you don't have to worry about adding one.

Game of Thrones Logo

This is the logo for the Rebels from Star Wars. I've included 3 models:

• Standard Logo
• Logo with keychain hole
• Logo with background

As always, I am open to suggestions on how to improve my designs, so please comment and let me know if you'd like me to design anything into the part.

This is just one logo of my Star Wars logo collection. Here are the links for the others:

• Rebel Logo
• Galactic Empire
• Galactic Republic
• Mandalorian (Bounty Hunter)

Ford Mustang Logo & Ford Mustang, Mustang Logo

Anything Helps! Thank you for your support!
https://www.patreon.com/AwesomeA

Trying to make it simpler with one piece stamp and all 3D printed with PLA.

Extrusion Height used in design:
Inner letter (right side) - 0.5mm
Small character - 0.6mm
Big letters - 0.7mm

Print settings:
2 shells
3mm brim
0.1mm height for all letters
0.2mm height for the rest

A tool holder for the FF creator or anything with the same handle holes.

This printed great on my creator pro in abs.

bottle screws on perfectly.

I revised it because the small seed I have fall through the drainage holes, overfills the seed bowls and is blown away in the wind.

based off of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:251085

Print the hook with full support on.

This is a remix with a stronger mounting bracket, a mount for a computer fan to generate electricity, a bridge rectifier to turn the pulses into DC current, a solar light circuit board to control charging/ photo control and a battery to store the energy.

The cpu fan is torn down and the leads are directly wired to the coils of the motor because the cpu fan has a controller to drive the brushless motor. a small bridge rectifier turns the AC pulses into DC current. I used a solar landscape light for the circuit board that controls charging the battery and turning on an LED when it is dark enough to trigger the photocell. I painted the circuit board with insulating paint to stop rain from messing with it. elastic band is the coupler between the turbine and the generator.

I didnt design it very well, many bandaid solutions to problems that came up. more of a prototype for a bigger design. I also put the generator on the wrong side and glued it in so oh well. should be on the back to help the wind move it in the direction of the wind like a tail. it has survived an 80 kph wind.

Get your polluting birds off the grid!

After looking around the MTBS3D Forums I stumbled across a design of a 3D printable mask to allow you to use your Android phone as a VR 3D HMD. (Original can be found here: http://www.durovis.com/index.html).

I liked the idea behind this but after printing the actual device there was a few bits that I didn't get on with so decided to start playing with Google sketchup to come up with my own version.

I printed this out on a RepRap so should print out fine on any 3d printer. You can then use the native Android Demos from the OpenDive website. Or you canuse the Vireio Perception drivers along with FreePIE and Splashtop to stream PC games to your phone in 3D with headtracking (This is not as good as a proper HMD such as the Oculus Rift but it does work!!)

This was designed to be used with my Samsung Galaxy S4 phone. But it should work with any Android Smartphone of a similar size.

This fun print looks cool and is great to stash your stuff when you're out enjoying the sun. Print in bright colours for maximum effect!

Heliodors driven out of the Temple (1791), Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770-1844), plaster. Thorvaldsens Museum (Copenhagen, Denmark). Made with Memento Beta (now ReMake) from AutoDesk.

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A simple customizable headband crown.

I took the OpenSCAD code I made for Zelda's crown and stripped out all the mounting holes and mounting blocks, and made the circumference, height and thickness all customizable.

Just measure your head with a sewing measuring tape and make your selections in Customizer.

Enjoy.

Star-Lord's lapel badge.

Arwen's necklace from Lord of the Rings.

This lesson plan will cover how to make a food safe, 1 part mold for gummy, hard, or icy candies from a 3D design.

Skull keychain for a 5th grade Day of the Dead project. The students used fine line markers to decorate the skulls.

My only change to the original model was adding a loop on top. Some prints failed to print the top of the loop as a solid loop so your settings could make a difference.

Irish Ogham alphabet, used in medieval times to write the early Irish language.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogham

You can use the construction kit on Tinkercad https://tinkercad.com/things/eJSxcYvqC6Q or download the pieces you need and put them together using your favorite CAD software.

Text should be written vertically, from bottom to top, with the center vertical lines connected together like the trunk of a tree (see examples). If you write text horizontally rotate the letters 90 degrees clockwise, so lines on the right end up pointing down.

The authentic Ogham alphabet does not contain the letters J, K, P, V, W, X, or Y, so substitutes have been included here.

This is a follow up to my Egyptian Cartouche Hieroglyphics Construction Kit http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1268896

I made this project for a 4th grade history unit on Ancient Egypt. The students can spell out their names in hieroglyphics in the style of a cartouche.

Easiest way to do this is to open the construction kit on Tinkercad.com and then just drag and drop the correct letters into position and delete the extra pieces. This is a very easy project suitable for beginners.
https://tinkercad.com/things/jc2XaoHVt13

Or assemble the parts in you preferred cad program.

Discuss the structure of the DNA molecule and how specific features, such
as the sequence of chemical bases and the rules of base pairing, allow the molecule to carry and pass on information related to the inheritance of traits. Have students build a model of DNA with a given sequence of chemical bases.

Note: To assemble, put the connectors in flat and then rotate 90 degrees to lock into place.

Learn about Egyptian writing system by making a Cartouche with students' names spelled out phonetically. Interlocking tiles allow character set to be printed individually or combined and printed as a single unit.

Be sure to download the Egyptian Alphabet Translation Table PDF in downloads to get the Letter to Hieroglyphic translation.

Furthering my earlier work with printing all in one chain links on the Ultimaker 2, I decided to attempt to merge some lobstering spine segments on top of the individual links.

Experiment with different quality settings, no support material required.

Enjoy!

The cute alpaca key chain is better printed with different colors at surface layers to make profile obviously. Try it!

For use when a monocle is needed.

http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=2255#comic

Please use responsibly.

Was printed using 0.1mm layers.
Size should be 42.2mmX50.69mmX5.22mm

Check out "making of" on:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49q47-qTOPQ

I've created this little pet monster for the 3D Artist Mag contest with Valentine's day in mind.

Base included, if you'd like to use it.

I don't own a 3d printer so I'm not sure if everything is as it should be.

View Turntable here (bottom of the page):
http://www.andreas-boehler.de/en/galerie/

Updated information will be posted in the Instructions below.

Best regards,
Andreas

Original design as a challenge to develop a unique opening box. When done, resembled one of Bender's eyes. A co-worker said it looked like a Venus Fly trap, so named it "Venus Box".

A cam actuates 4 doors by rotating the spherical cover (or base). Remains securely open or closed. 4 inch diameter, the whole thing snaps together, and prints without supports.

Print Cam at 0.3 or lower, with 2 shells and 20% infill, no raft.
Print Cover with raft at 0.3 or lower, 2 shells, 20% infill.
Print the doors with raft at 0.2 or lower, with 3 shells and 20% infill.

NOTE: Trim the triangular nuggets off the door hinges, they're only there to help the build.

Slide the doors together, posts go into the hooked holes, don't snap these together.
If you print the Cam at 0.3, use sand paper, file or soldering iron to smooth out the stair steps on the 4 lower race faces (cam tracks) before assembling.

Enjoy :)

EDIT 5/20/16: Added Parasolid files
EDIT 5/24/16: Added "NT" (no trim) door files, without the triangular build helper nuggets.
EDIT 6/13/16: Added COVER2.STL that has more snap, print only if your cover is loose.
EDIT 6/14/16: Thingiverse Featured. "elegant Venus Box" :)
EDIT 1/9/17: Added COVER3.STL for even a tighter fit for multiple material type prints.

https://youtu.be/-EtzOVkyGRA

Stimpack (or Stimpak) from Fallout 4, modeled from scratch in Blender.

In addition to the printed parts, you'll need a glass vial (10ml / 3 dram, 19mm diameter by 65mm long) filled with red liquid, some wire, a pin (I used a round-headed quilter's pin), and a printed face for the gauge (PDF included). Since those vials are apparently difficult to find individually, I've found that test tubes commonly sold in hobby stores (15mm by 100mm) work fairly well if you cut them down and wrap a little Tamiya masking tape around the ends to hold them snugly in place.

Update: User WickedMii found a site which sells the proper-sized vials in lots of 12 (much more affordable than the lots of 100 that I was able to find).

The original game model had a slightly bent clip on the end of the left arm. I've recreated this, but I've also included a "straight" version that mirrors the right clip.

Since it's real Dutch weather here, I wanted to keep my kids a bit busy and being creative (besides dad getting creative :P )

Made a sculpt of a Monarch Butterfly and the primary idea here is that kids can paint it themselves (acrylics) and to be really creative ( I got young kids ;-) ) you can trace the wings seperate with a pencil or pen, color it's wings and glue it for example to the back. After that, get a piece of string and hang it up!

I know, it's not THAT exciting but hey, as long as it keeps kids happy ;-)