Decorative snowman, also a container with screw cap.
You can put inside caramels, pine or even some small lighting.
Paint it as you like. Attach hands and feet to the body with a cord or pipe cleaner.

MTG is all about casting spells, so why not keep your spells safe in this Magical Spell Book.

UPDATED: 10-9-16: NEW VERSION: Thicker hinges that are more sturdy and a new cleaner cover that doesn't require much support.

A Christmas print.
To decorate your house for the Christmas season we offer three jointed figures. They are printed at once without any additional support.
Have fun painting them!

More info: http://diwo.bq.com/bjd-figura-articulada-navidad/

Author: http://www.soniaverdu.es/

I made this in OpenSCAD after seeing a similar one that one of my kids had. It's rendered at 0.66mm thick, and I print it at 0.33mm layer height.

It's a pretty quick print and would probably make a great demo piece, too.

The photos of the red bookmark show the older version, which had no nose. The blue one is the latest version.

UPDATE 9/1/12: I fixed the centering on the slots, brought the eyes and hands in a little bit closer, and added a nose.

The 2nd images shows a jammed hephestos extruder, running flexible PLA. The printed parts fit closely but do not obstruct the extruder mechanisms. Last image shows a flexible calibration cube, printed after installing the filament guide.

Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:713300

Created with Customizer! http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=713300

Note: Print cap with scaling-factor of 1.03 !!! Fits best for me.

I built this Bookshelf keychain for a Librarian friend of mine. She was looking for something to use as a demo object for her library's new 3D printer.

The keychain can be customized with any text you'd like, as well as having the text embossed or debossed.

It's a pretty quick print and is great for creating customized objects for groups of any size.

Here's a video showing the build. From drawing, to SketchUp prototype, to finished customizable OpenSCAD design: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8lfMnmhgjc&feature=youtu.be

#3DBenchy is a 3D model specifically designed for testing and benchmarking 3D printers. It is a small recognisable object that you can download for free, make and share.

It is designed to 3D-print quickly and be a fun tool for calibrating your 3D printer. There is a single-part STL file for 3D printing the boat in one material, and a multi-part STL assembly to be used for multi-material/printhead 3D printing.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlATeBRlB9E

Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:612709
Created with Customizer! http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=612709

Box insides carved out so that D9 fits in nicely including compartment for possible accessories (e.g. the strap extension) and logos added to the lid and bottom to make the box easily identifiable.

used to protect D9 computer when transported

Fish Fossilz are an amazing one piece print that wriggles, twists and bends in all directions. It's an easy print that only uses about 13gm of filament (with recommended settings).

Fish Fossilz have proven to be hugely popular so, as some people have been using them as a Key Fob (with the key ring through the eye) an additional "Fob" type has been added. This has a fitting at the end of the tail to attach it to the key ring. This should make it less bulky and more visible as a key fob (Download Fob .stl file version).

If you like this design you may also be interested in my 'Snakez' which is another super bendy flexible print. View it / download it at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1709106

Do not use support as that could stop the joints printing separately / free. Raft is recommended as it helps with removal from the build plate and ensures you can break away the bones without damage.

As soon as the Raft is removed 'Fish Fossilz' should be super flexi.... bend twist and wriggle. Another great fun example of what is possible with 3D printing.

Please refer to the images and instructions for additional information... and post images of your Fish Fossilz finds!

Following are some more fun designs:

Other similar designs are as follows:

'Bugz' http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1904654

'Z-REX' http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1594269

'Ratz' http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1532944

'Sharkz' http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:910216

'Crocz' http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:941177

'Eaglez' http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:963892

'Catz' http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:988088

Note: If you like this check out the rest of my fun and practical designs!

Inspired by the Dr. Seuss stories and characters, here's my 3d printable version of the classic wonky chest of drawers. As soon as this design was off my printer, my youngest daughter grabbed it and it now contains her jewellery and 'girl' stuff - so i reckon that's as good a use as any!

Enjoy!

NOTE: v2 versions of the drawers sets have been added.
99% scale of original to help with the sliding fit.

Printed in Ultimaker Blue
https://ultimaker.com/en/products/materials
and
Faberdashery Punk Star Pink
http://www.faberdashery.co.uk/products-page/print-materials/punk-star-pink/

NOTE: 040517
Added individual drawer files

This is a 3D printed version of a wooden novelty toy that belonged to my son's friend. The sound it makes is unique with the 2 notes combining perfectly.

In this project, students will learn and apply basic programming skills with the OpenSCAD language to style and customize a nametag. Visually, OpenSCAD is different from other types of 3D modeling programs. It’s a simple declarative computer language that was built specifically for designing 3D printable models. By modifying existing OpenSCAD code for a wavy nametag, students will explore parameters, dimensions, “for” loops, translations, and boolean operations.

UPDATED: 04/30/2014 Added bold=
(be sure to download the latest version of write.scad to use this feature)
bold=0 (not bold) bold=1(bolder by 10%) bold=2 (bolder by 20%) etc.. (fractions work too) Thanks MichaelAtOz for minkowski tip :)
examples
write("Hello world",bold=1)
or
writesphere("Hello World",[15,15,15],12,bold=.5);

UPDATED: 04/24/2013 M_G pointed out that space didn't work properly on writecube.. (fixed) Thanks M_G!!
UPDATED: 03/06/2013 Added Help file for creating fonts.
I have looked everywhere for an easy way to write on my 3d objects. Everything I could find was hard to manipulate, so I decided to give it a shot myself. Hope you like this as much as I do. I'll try to answer any questions you have.

write.scad Routines:
write()
writecube()
writesphere()
writecylinder()
writecircle()

Fonts:
letters.dxf (change in write.scad)
orbitron.dxf
braille.dxf
knewave.dxf
BlackRose.dxf

writecylinder specs in testwritecylinder.scad

Be glad to add more fonts if requested, or give details to make your own.

Now you can choose what you want on your own 12 faced dice. Create your own games by putting your numbers, names or symbols on your dice. Also a dualcolor version is possible thanks to Werner Stein

The stl files are for the Get 36 mathematics game. You can find more about it here: https://ideasworthmaking.com/stories/4311

These are little clips that help keep the lid from falling of the smaller SAMLA boxes from IKEA. This clips works with the 5L, the 11L and the 22L boxes and their lids.
The clips have a little wedge sticking out that holds the clips firmly in place when the boxes are stacked on top of each other.
When 2x 5L boxes are stacked side by side on top of the 11L or the 22L box, you need to place the clips so that they are slightly off, so that they don't hit each other in between the boxes.
You can leave the clips on the lid in one side, and simply open up and detach the lid.
IKEA sells similar clips for the bigger SAMLA boxes, but they don't work with the smaller ones.

Business card with touring bike plastic model, japanese size(a bit larger than U.S. card). Small plate for your name. Optimized for FDM printer with 0.4mm nozzle.
It's better to fix parts with instant glue in each assemble steps.

Inspired by Velociraptor Business Card http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:362357 .

If you only want to build the model, download "without_gates" file. Building steps are shown in Gallery.

Printer: AFINIA H480
Filament: ABS
Modeler: Autodesk 123D Design
Slicer: UP! V2.13
Settings: Z Resolution 0.2mm, No raft, covering heat bed with masking tape, pre-heat recommended
Bike: 2012 Bianchi Camaleonte 3

2015-03-18
Uploaded an image includes all assembly steps.

2015-04-13
Replaced the files with more loose model, Version 2. Version 1 files were archived in zip file.

2016-12-14
Uploaded a Christmas version.

[Japanese]
自転車プラモ名刺です。小さいプレート部分に名前を書くことができます(出力時に形成するのはちょっと無理があった・・)。0.4mmノズルのFDM(熱溶解積層)3Dプリンタに特化して設計しています。
基本的にパーツ間の噛み合わせで固定できますが、出力時のムラによってゆるい部分も出てきます。組み立て手順毎に瞬間接着剤で固定していくと確実です。

恐竜プラモ名刺 http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:362357 にインスパイアされました。

名刺の体裁が不要でモデルだけを作りたい場合は、"without_gates" のファイルをダウンロードして下さい。組み立て手順はギャラリーを参照。

AFINIA H480で出力していますが、以下の準備/設定が必要です。

• ヒートベッドをマスキングテープで覆う
• 積層ピッチ0.2mm
• ラフト無し
• 予熱推奨(反りやすい)

2015-03-18
組み立て手順をまとめた画像をアップロードしました。

2015-04-13
嵌合を緩くしたものをVersion 2としてアップロードしました。元のVersion 1はZIPファイルに格納しています。

2016-12-14
クリスマス飾り用のダウンロードが多いようなので、クリスマス版をアップロードしました。

Prusa i3 Hephestos designed by bq.
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It's a derivate from Prusa i3, PowerCode and RepRap community designs.
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RepRap: http://reprap.org/wiki/Prusa_i3_Hephestos/es
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvTeJvRi8Bo
Use guide: http://diwo.bq.com/course/montaje-y-primeros-pasos-prusa-i3-hephestos/
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The complete kit can be purchased on the web page http://www.bqreaders.com/gb/products/prusa-hephestos.html 499 Euros with I.V.A. in EU (European Union) free shipping
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El kit completo se puede comprar en la pagina web http://www.bqreaders.com/productos/prusa-hephestos.html por 499 Euros con I.V.A en EU (European Union) gastos de envío gratuitos.

This is my remix for this great educational toy. I remodeled it to have negative and draft characters, so no need for supports. Also no need for part cleaning, and the central tube is a standard 1" PVC tube.

UPDATE: I've included my version #2 for 32mm water PVC tube. This is the white and pink smaller assembly showed in the pics. Also prints faster (~3,5h).

UPDATE: Take care, version 1 is for 25mm tube, not 25.4mm. The modeled internal diameter of the wheels are 25.6mm . So if you use the 1" tube, please scale the part in X and Y to increase the gap, otherwise it won't turn.
Version 2 is for 32mm tube, wheel's hole is 32.6mm

UPDATE: Someone asked for a '=' wheel with '> <' signs so I did it for the 32mm version. STL available now.

Hedgehog!
Printed with CraftBot!
Sliced with CraftWare!

My sister wanted to print some lids with slots to put coins into. At this point, she didn't know which container she wanted to print, and jokingly suggested I just do all of them. Using dimensions from the U.S. Mint, I put some slots in that should fit most coins. Took me about a half-hour to do them all.

UPDATE: A test print showed that nickels were rather snug and required some pushing, so I made the slot wider. I also deleted the Lid20s, since they wouldn't fit quarters.