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Bar Soap Holder with drainage.

I love Medelis' cute Darth Vader model and wanted an appropriately proportioned legion of Stormtroopers to accompany it. I pushed and pulled on Anthonylu's excellent Stormtrooper model to get it into the same proportions as cute Darth. I also assembled all the arms and legs to speed up the print.

There's also a mini blaster you can print up because what's a Stormtrooper without a blaster?

Substitute 3d print parts for my open source Infinite Castle Design. These parts offer limited options compared to laser cut foam and wood parts but it is way better than nothing for those who do not have access to a laser cutter. For the tower floor, I think you're better off with cardboard so I will not be designing a printable version of that part. Original releases here
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1360010
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1526935

more info and download parts at http://www.timeportalgames.com

This is part 3 of a collection of bling in 1:100, or 15mm, scale designed for the Flames of War table top game. This collection consists of a field kitchen.

NOTE!!! There was an error in the initial upload of this file! The Sail.STL file had a bunch on internal faces that may confuse your slicer. The file has been corrected now.

More on this project can be found on my Blog and on the Instructable that covers assembly:

Where the idea came from:
http://raspberrypirobot.blogspot.co.uk/2016/03/designing-3d-printable-model-of-dutch.html

How to build it:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Building-a-3D-Printed-Model-of-a-Dutch-Windmill-in/

I changed the STL's to be able to print it in half size.
Printed in blue & white.

This is a 3D scan of a wooden carving made by my late mother.
Scanned with an Einscans S (Scanmaster Plus) scanner.
Tidied up in Netfabb Studio.
Sliced with Simplify 3D.
Printed in PLA on a Prusa Original i3 Mk2.

Just discovered this thing is featured! Thanks Thingiverse! And thanks to the viewers, "likers", downloaders, commenters and followers!

A rolling chassis version of the PLA Spring Motor (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:402412), printed entirely in PLA, spring and all, requiring no batteries, bearings, screws, power supply, electric or drill motors to operate.

Wheelie, an updated wheelie pulling dragster version of this thing is here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:452248.

Video of upgraded wheel design (see UPDATE below) showing a 40 foot run is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_w1LrRPG0Uo&list=UUv_zm49u-RjnCJVwhUO-ecA&index=1. With the wife's assistance, it hits the baseboard at 40 feet, but has enough energy to run further.

Video of original wheel design is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzcdfTisBjk&index=1&list=UUv_zm49u-RjnCJVwhUO-ecA. I did not have a large short carpet area to run it on, but I estimate it would run 30+ feet on short carpet. As you can see in the video, it spins out once it reaches the hard floor, indicating a waste of whatever energy was remaining in the PLA spring.

The first photo is of the original PLA Spring Motor, Rolling Chassis. The second is with the updated rear wheels and axles.

The original prototype works best on short carpet with the original wheels as it will spin out on hard floors or when wound to 100%. With the updated wheels and axle (see UPDATE below) it works best on hard surfaces and will run 40 feet plus.

UPDATE: I've uploaded two new files, "Axle Rear Slotted.stl" and "Wheel Rear Slotted.stl". The new wheel allows for a rubber band tire, and the new axle allows for the new wheel width, both of which allow the PLA Spring Motor, Rolling Chassis to run on hard floors. The prototype runs an average of 40' (approximately 12 meters) across a hard surface before coming to a stop.

UPDATE 2: I've uploaded "Pawl New.stl", use this if your slicer has trouble with "Pawl.stl".

Use safety glasses when operating the PLA Spring Motor, Rolling Chassis. While I've operated the mechanism well over a hundred times without a failure, I always recommend erring on the side of caution as the spring could snap and send pieces flying where they shouldn't be flying, and that's never a good thing.

Designed using Sketchup 8, and printed in PLA on a Makerbot Replicator 2 using Makerware 2.3.3.42.

Typical Japanese food. Rice and crayfish. faithful scanning a piece of sushi.

Cibo tipico giapponese. Riso e gambero. Scansione fedele di un pezzo di sushi.

A scale model of the sculpture "Cloud Gate" in Chicago's Millennium Park.

I made this with TinkerCad using my own shape generator, "Bezier Bean". This model and shape generator are publicly available on TinkerCAD: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/7ECRdzjIHsa

Recumbent Lion, Loutraki 570-560 B.C., Nye Carlsberg Glyptotek (Copenhagen, Denmark). Made with Memento Beta (now Remake) from AutoDesk.

The lion rests on a plinth carved, with the animal, out of a single block. The head is rendered frontally. The motif had its antecedents in the Near East, where the lion symbolized strength and high social status. The light marks on the head are traces of the sculpture´s original paint.

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Perfectly Scaled

At 20 times smaller than its armored prehistoric counterpart, the MakerBot Stegosaurus Skeleton model is designed to let you get hands-on with this ferocious Jurassic giant. This intricate download was created by our talented in-house design team to be a handsome addition to any classroom or personal paleontological collection.

Classroom Ready

Discover the unique anatomy of the Stegosaurus from the claws up when you print your own. Pair it with fun lesson plans for an interactive and educational experience that will leave your textbooks collecting dust.

Easy to Print

The MakerBot Stegosaurus Skeleton includes helpful assembly instructions so you can reconstruct this renowned reptile with confidence. Download, 3D print, and say hello to your own personal dinosaur today.

Lookout stump? Check. Goggles to make sure he doesn't step on any tadpole friends? Check. Toothbrush for optimal shine? Check. Ace is all set to build the dam of his dreams.

Edited the original G-clamp into a headphone holder which can clamp on the side of the table.
Update: have a wider clamp which can clamp to tables up to 45 mm thick

a challenge building ring bea

no support, just try it .

from stronghero3d, original created.

HG-PLA, a filament with multicolors , shiny surface and clear opaque feature ,a exclusive product in the world. stronghero3d.

with it and the better your 3d printer is , the better result you will get.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B016U24QCO

Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:499177

Created with Customizer! http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=499177

Designed using AutoDesk's free 123D Design software. Printed on 3D Systems Cube 3rd Generation printer at standard resolution.

model of a Jägerzaun for N scale (1:160) model train

lasercut out of 0.4mm thick carton

6.2mm high, 100mm length, thickness of one picket 0.5mm

In a small departure from my usual line of model aircraft, I created this model as a request from the research department and ramp management team at Purdue University Airport, in order to use it for practices and demonstration. This belt loader is the first of several pieces of ground support equipment (GSE) I will be creating on request. For scaling, I referenced the belt loader on our ramp for the specific design, and is in scale with the CRJ-200 model I have. The dimensions are not exact, as they were not available, but it's as close as I can get.

Any trouble? Let me know!

Version 1.0.0

Sometimes production gives rise to waste..
this is where I'll go piling up stuff, so do not expect much .. always in the trash can be something interesting. I notice that here are things attached permanently deleted and without warning. It is a container

Have you felt like your life has been missing something? Something to put on a shelf, or on your desk, or possibly front-row center in a trophy cabnet to show off your 3D printing skills? Well, look no further - print yourself a scale model of everybody's favorite restaurant, In-N-Out!

This print comes in six parts, easily put together with some super glue. Print out one "innout.stl", four "innout_awning.stl", and one "innout_roof". I was able to acheive the two-color effect using a single extruder printer by utilizing the "pause at height" plugin in Cura. The black windows and door are just paper that I pressure fit in the slots. The door, however, I had to super glue in because it fell out too easily. I colored in the logo on the front of the building with red and yellow Sharpie.

This was a really fun project I did for a school project. Hopefully someone will try printing this out - probably one of the most fun 3D projects I've ever worked on.

Found another Rilakkuma bear model here on Thingiverse and wanted to make it a useful accessory for a desk. Base model included for anyone to use with a model of their choosing.