3D Printed Odds and Ends
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- No theme, just 3D printing!
All the required files to make your own are available to download.
Pop Fidget Chain - New Latch
Printables - printables.com/...
Thangs - than.gs/m/1024382
Card Display
Printables - www.printables...
Thangs - than.gs/m/1027048
Magnetic Dodecahedron Box
Printables - www.printables...
Thangs - than.gs/m/1027055
Lil Articulated Snowman Fidget
Printables - printables.com/...
Thangs - than.gs/m/997553
Lil Articulated Pumpkin Snowman Fidget
Printables - printables.com/...
Thangs - than.gs/m/997563
Happy printing!
== Featured Printy ==
Rollup Dice Box printed by VagrantMugen
www.printables...
== Materials ==
- PLASPORT Rainbow PLA
- Duramic 3D Marble PLA+
- Printed Solid Jessie PLA
- Fillamentum TPU
== Credits ==
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That container is just the thing I am looking for for my new D+D themed escape room!
That's a great use for it! Good luck with the rest of your escape room design :)
Many thanks! I like your great work and design. You really always do your best in Design and also in your Presentation. 🏆👍
A very cool potential upgrade to that business card holder would be a hinge of some sort to allow you to move the display card from a portrait to landscape orientation. That way, if you make a new set of cards in a different layout, you wouldn't need to go off and print a new holder.
Great idea!
Perfect, love the business card idea.
Your voice, delivery and top down hand view give me big time 'Lockpicking Lawyer' vibes. It's great!
Thank you!
Very cool ideas!
Thanks for the vids and all the great work. Looking forward to the reveal of the big project.
Thanks for watching! I may have dropped some hints about it a few times in previous videos :)
god i love the cat
Agreed!
As long as that project doesn't release April 1st!
hmmm...
Next you’ll have to print a giant dice tray to roll your giant D12.
That'll really put my larger printers to work!
Awesome. Going to try out the D12 case.
Good luck with your print :)
Be very careful with small neodymium magnets in 3D prints, especially when they mate with each other to hold parts together. Vibrations and even daily heat cycles can wear down most glues that you would use to keep them in place. They really need to be made captive inside the print so they don't get loose. These things put many children in the hospital with life-threatening internal organ pinching.
Where did you hear that from.
That's true, look up details about a toy called Magnetix, swallowing magnets can cause magnets in different parts of the digestive tract to attach to each other and as the digestive system moves them along, it can tear the intestinal lining. This killed a child and seriously injured 4 more and this resulted in magnetic toys with individual pieces small enough to be swallowed, such as Magnetix, to be recalled.
While I haven't had any issues with loose magnets (even in prints that have received constant use over 4 years), it's a reasonable risk to keep in mind. There are very few 3D printed toys I would trust near a toddler without adult supervision with or without magnets - maybe a solid 1-piece design that has no tiny bits to break off in rough play.
To protect the magnets from damage from standard use, the holes are actually 0.4mm deeper than the magnet height. In other words, the magnets sit below the mating surfaces. In my prints, these holes are so tight I have to apply quite a lot of direct pressure - the glue is just an extra layer of security. Of course 3D printers are not consistent and your own results may vary.
I welcome any remixes to improve the design. But fair warning: a fully captured magnet will be difficult in this case. There is no orientation that would leave all surfaces parallel to the build plate. You would have to create a much deeper hole and it would need to be wider to let the magnet slide easily.
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Thank you for the post and kitty.
Zelda didn't like being excluded for most of the video. The bonus clips are just short enough that I can record them before she starts walking around the table and knocking things over :)