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 Kanto Starter LED Pokeballs

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My gameplan for Zelda’s triforce brooch. It’s a little different from the reference image but I can’t resist adding a little extra sparkle to a princess costume. Now I’ll make it gold ✨👑

This is a 3D print designed by me, modeled by @alpacaash and printed by @azureprops.

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(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWa5mmpAeQs)

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Mikki Kmaxx - 101Hero Pylon 3D Printer

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‘Robot Lives Matter’, an hilarious ASPCA parody - Watch the full video

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Monoprice 115365 Select Mini 3D Printer

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FlashForgeFinder

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When you play with your kid in the morning, but you haven’t had coffee yet

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FlashForge 3D Printer Creator Pro

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When your bestie has a 3D printer and indulges your nerdy side for Xmas. :)

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So I got a 3D printer…

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3d printed Classic Croft Manor Size 10x10x2,5 cm Done for my office’s desk 😄

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So, 3d printing onto fabric! Here’s my third test done today, on a scrap piece of tulle. The first test was on a gauze scrap, 2nd on tulle, and now this one. I didn’t have much time to babysit the prints, as I was unpacking while it worked.

The magic formula does seem to be 2 layers down first (one is too little and 3 is too much) and to reduce the speed of the print. You also -must- secure your fabric on all sides of the print bed with clips. Otherwise the fabric will bunch and the layer will not adhere to the one below the fabric.

Designs with an overhang need more babysitting than regular designs, as any catch on the lip pulls the piece up and off the fabric.

The looser the weave on your fabric, the better. Otherwise, if you poke small holes wherever the filament will sandwich, that can help too.

I’m gonna try another day to see if I can possibly print working snaps into fabric, as this would provide a really practical use for this. If it works, I’ll try and make a tutorial for it.

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Unicorn Horn with 3D Printing & NeoPixel LEDs

Searching for a simple costume project to bring your Unikitty or Lady Rainicorn to the next level? 3D print a flexible unicorn horn and illuminate it from within with NeoPixels and a GEMMA micro controller. Or forget the electronics and use glow in the dark NinjaFlex filament for a green glow with no batteries required.

Tutorial by:  Adafruit Industries  Tutorial Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1b7TDTNjsY

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3D print your own ceramic bowls, cups, and other housewares.