This is a Trafalmadorian from the Vonnegut stories. Printed in medium resolution at 50% scale. This is going to be a little gift to someone that likes the book Slaughterhouse five.
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:31134
And of course everyone needs a Ninja Throwing Spork.
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:28638
This was a skull with separate mandible, had to support it with a raft and support because the print kept failing without it. Even at 50% scale it used more plastic than anything else I have printed. It also took 7 hours and 19 minutes to print. Everyone needs this in order to perform Shakespeare’s plays. Alas poor Yorrick.
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4378
One of the primary reasons to have a 3D printer is to make things to assist your other projects. This is a case that holds a raspi board and attaches to the back of a monitor. The cover clips in very tightly and looks good.
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:29263
I also printed snowflakes and yoda figures for my nieces. They were completely mesmerized by the machine. The oldest one demanded a star wars chess set before next year. Going to make a doll house for them this year and print out a bunch of plastic furniture for the doll house.
Planning on printing a few other micro computer cases this week. Will have to change filament for the first time very soon.
Everyone one have fun printing!
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