This Christmas Stocking hanger will securely hold a stocking over a fireplace that has a brick ledge (2.25" thick). It can be scaled up or down to fit other sized ledges

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Makersome Paradise

You know the feeling, family game night, grabbing your favorite board game from the top of the closet, and your missing one of the dice to make the game happen. Let Makersome help you so this never happens again. With this easy 3D Printing project you will save the game and the night.

Instructions:

1. Download the STL file for the Paradise

2. Pop it into your slicer of choice

3. We recommend using PLA with extruder setting of 200°C

4. If you do not have a Glass Bed Upgrade Kit then we recommend not to use a heated bed, but if you do have the Glass Bed Upgrade Kit then we recommend using a bed temp of 70°C

5. There is no need to use rafting or supports while printing this project

6. Load your project onto an SD card or connect your computer to your printer (just use your preferred method here)

Congratulations, you're ready to print!

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Are you tired of buying expensive toys for your bathtub, pool, or collection of things that float. We have you covered here at Makersome. With this easy print item you will be getting nautical in no time. Never worry about losing the Surfboard to the deep 6, cause another copy is just a push of the button away.

Instructions:

1. Download the STL file for the Surfboard

2. Pop it into your slicer of choice

3. We recommend using PLA with extruder setting of 200°C with 20% infill so it floats

4. If you do not have a Glass Bed Upgrade Kit then we recommend not to use a heated bed, but if you do have the Glass Bed Upgrade Kit then we recommend using a bed temp of 70°C

5. There is no need to use rafting or supports while printing this project

6. Load your project onto an SD card or connect your computer to your printer (just use your preferred method here)

Congratulations, you're ready to print!

Check out our 3D Printing Projects page at:
http://makersome.com/3d-printing-projects/

Check out our Youtube channel at:
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Unlike similar designs this alignment bracket was designed to print without support or raft.

You will know you need it the first time it happens to you. Let Makersome help before it’s to late. You will be kickin yourself when the filament jumps the spool and wraps around the holder, not allowing it to feed properly, having your extruder head moving around and nothing coming out. With this easy to print project you can have trouble free prints.

Instructions:

1. Download the STL file for the Filament Alignment Bracket

2. Pop it into your slicer of choice

3. We recommend using PLA with extruder setting of 200°C

4. If you do not have a Glass Bed Upgrade Kit then we recommend not to use a heated bed, but if you do have the Glass Bed Upgrade Kit then we recommend using a bed temp of 70°C

5. You do not need to use rafting or supports while printing this project

6. Load your project onto an SD card or connect your computer to your printer (just use your preferred method here)

Congratulations, you're ready to print!

For more fun 3D Printing Projects check out Makersomes Project page http://makersome.com/3d-printing-projects/

Are you tired of buying expensive toys for your bathtub, pool, or collection of things that float. We have you covered here at Makersome. With this easy print item you will be getting nautical in no time. Never worry about losing the Row Boat to the deep 6, cause another copy is just a push of the button away.

Instructions:

1. Download the STL file for the Row Boat

2. Pop it into your slicer of choice

3. We recommend using PLA with extruder setting of 200°C

4. If you do not have a Glass Bed Upgrade Kit then we recommend not to use a heated bed, but if you do have the Glass Bed Upgrade Kit then we recommend using a bed temp of 70°C

5. You will need to use rafting or supports while printing this project

6. Load your project onto an SD card or connect your computer to your printer (just use your preferred method here)

Congratulations, you're ready to print!

To check out more fun 3D Printed Projects Visit http://makersome.com/3d-printing-projects/

Are you tired of buying expensive toys for your bathtub, pool, or collection of things that float. We have you covered here at Makersome. With this easy print item you will be getting nautical in no time. Never worry about losing the Torpedo to the deep because another copy is just a push of the button away.

Instructions:

1. Download the STL file for the Torpedo
2. Pop it into your slicer of choice
3. We recommend using PLA with extruder setting of 200°C or ABS at 230°C. A layer height of .2 (or medium resolution) and 20% infill so it floats.
4. If you do not have a Glass Bed we recommend not to use a heated bed, but if you do have the Glass Bed Upgrade Kit then we recommend using a bed temp of 70°C
5. Use rafting and supports while printing this project
6. Load your project onto an SD card or connect your computer to your printer (just use your preferred method here)
   Congratulations, you’re ready to print!

For more 3D printing projects check out..

Our 3D printing projects page at:
http://makersome.com/3d-printing-projects/

Our YouTube channel at:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv00IAervOUnsipGhwTC9rA/feed

And remember to Like, Comment, and Share if you like what you see.

Surf's Up!!

Are your children fighting you when it comes time for taking a bath? If so, Makersome might have 3D project for you. What better to ride those waves in the tub other than your very own Body Board. With this simple 3D printing project bath time has never been so fun. This is an easy one to get the kids involved with and it prints quickly.

We printed this with ABS with a .2 layer height and 20% infill so it's sure to float.

For more 3D printing projects check out..

Our 3D printing projects page at:
http://makersome.com/3d-printing-projects/

Our YouTube channel at:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv00IAervOUnsipGhwTC9rA/feed

And remember to Like, Comment, and Share if you like what you see.

DONUTS who doesn’t like Donuts.

Instructions:

1. Download the STL file for the Donut

2. Pop it into your slicer of choice.

3. We recommend using PLA with extruder setting of 200°C

4. If you do not have a Glass Bed Upgrade Kit then we recommend not to use a heated bed, but if you do have the Glass Bed Upgrade Kit then we recommend using a bed temp of 70°C

5. Print with 20% infill. You will need to use rafting and supports while printing this project

6. Load your project onto an SD card or connect your computer to your printer (just use your preferred method here)

Congratulations, you're ready to print!

To see the project for this download:
http://makersome.com/project/makersome-donut/

To checkout our Youtube Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv00IAervOUnsipGhwTC9rA

The Makersome team decided to create something a little special for the kids so we made this really cool (at least we think so) Easter Basket that you can print on your 3D printer (of course). The basket consists of 2 files. You can print them in PLA or ABS. The Basket will print without supports or a raft. We Printed ours with 20% infill. The hande will need supports and we printed it with a raft to make sure it stayed in place for the print.

If you like this object please check out our website at:
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Our Facebook page at:
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Or our 3D printing YouTube Channel at:
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Thanks for your support and enjoy the Basket!!

Do you have a smart phone or a tablet or maybe both? Are you tired of holding or propping them up while playing games or watching videos? For those people that are interested in finding a solution for this problem Makersome has the project for you. The Makersome Phone and Tablet holder is a fun and easy project for all experience levels. Just click print and your problem is a thing of the past.

Instructions:

1. Download the STL file for the phone and tablet holder
2. Pop it into your slicer of choice
3. We recommend using PLA with extruder setting of 200°C
4. If you do not have a Glass Bed Upgrade Kit then we recommend not to use a heated bed, but if you do have the Glass Bed Upgrade Kit then we recommend using a bed temp of 70°C
5. There is no need to use rafting or supports while printing this project
6. Load your project onto an SD card or connect your computer to your printer (just use your preferred method here)
   Congratulations, you’re ready to print!

More 3D Printing Projects:
http://makersome.com/3d-printing-projects/

This is the Flashforge Dreamer glass bed upgrade 5mm shim. This is the same part that comes with the Makersome Glass Bed Upgrade kit and it works with glass plates that are 5mm thick. We redesigned this part to a little tighter tolerances that the others we had tried so it sits better and sturdier for more accurate printing on the z-axis.

To Print:
Print this with ABS or PLA (We use ABS). We use 0.2 layer resolution and there is no need for supports with 100% infill. I printed this with the extruder at 230C and 110C on the build plate.

What you will need:
2 of the corner brackets
2 M3 screws that come installed on the printer bed
2 M3 fine thread wingnuts
1 Z-axis shim
1 Glass Bed Plate

You can find the corner pieces here:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:715545

To Install:
Simply place it behind the Flashforge nameplate behind the print bed. It will fit snugly without any need for glue or screws. Make sure the side with the angle cuts and the pockets for the screws in the middle is facing down.

For more detailed instructions and a video on how to install the glass bed upgrade follow the link below:
http://makersome.com/project/717/

For a complete kit with all of the parts that you need, including the borosilicate glass plate follow the link below:
http://makersome.com/store/glass-bed-upgrade-kit/

For borosilicate glass plates (glass only) click th elink below:
http://makersome.com/store/borosilicate-glass-plate-glass-only/

This is the Flashforge Creator Pro glass bed upgrade 5mm shim. This is the same part that comes with the Makersome Glass Bed Upgrade kit and it works with glass plates that are 5mm thick. We redesigned this part to a little tighter tolerances that the others we had tried so it sits better and sturdier for more accurate printing on the z-axis.

To Print:
Print this with ABS or PLA (We use ABS). We use 0.2 layer resolution and there is no need for supports with 100% infill. I printed this with the extruder at 230C and 110C on the build plate.

What you will need:
2 of the corner brackets
2 M3 screws that come installed on the printer bed
2 M3 fine thread wingnuts
1 Z-axis shim
1 Glass Bed Plate

You can find the corner pieces here:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:715545

To Install:
Simply place it behind the Flashforge nameplate behind the print bed. It will fit snugly without any need for glue or screws. Make sure the side with the angle cuts and the pockets for the screws in the middle is facing down.

For more detailed instructions and a video on how to install the glass bed upgrade follow the link below:
http://makersome.com/project/717/

For a complete kit with all of the parts that you need, including the borosilicate glass plate follow the link below:
http://makersome.com/store/glass-bed-upgrade-kit/

For borosilicate glass plates (glass only) click th elink below:
http://makersome.com/store/borosilicate-glass-plate-glass-only/

New V2 file added that has a bigger lip to hold the glass plate in place better.

This is the Flashforge Creator and Dreamer glass bed corner posts. This is the same part that comes with the Makersome Glass Bed Upgrade kit and it works with glass plates that are 9" x 6" and 5mm thick (and thicker). We redesigned this part to a little tighter tolerances that the others we had tried and made it a little wider and sturdier so it works great with only two corners in place. They are also a little shorter to work with the 5mm (and larger) borosilicate glass plates. These are specially designed to hold plates that are a tad bit smaller (9" x 6") than the actual build plate.

To Print:
Print this with ABS so it won't melt since it does come into contact with the build plate. If you don't have a heated bed you can use PLA. We use 0.2 layer resolution and there is no need for supports. I printed this with the extruder at 230C and 110C on the build plate.

What you will need:
2 of the corner brackets
2 M3 screws that come installed on the printer bed
2 M3 fine thread wingnuts
1 Z-axis shim
1 Glass Bed Plate

To Install:
I used the screws that came installed on my Flashforge and removed the small nuts from the bottom of the plate. I then put The corner brackets in place and tighten them down with the wignuts.

For more detailed instructions and a video on how to install the glass bed upgrade follow the link below:
http://makersome.com/project/717/

For a complete kit with all of the parts that you need, including the borosilicate glass plate follow the link below:
http://makersome.com/store/glass-bed-upgrade-kit/