Remix of "I Love 3D Printing" Remixing Mug

This file is intended for remixing! Download it, import into your favourite mesh editing software and do as much damage to it as you can! 

Once you’re ready to print why not test the limits of your printer? Crank up the speed, change the extrusion rate, what other parameters can you play with?

No matter what you do, just hit print and walk away! However it turns out will be the perfect, if not ironic, testament to your love of 3D printing! It will also a great gag gift for the other 3D printing enthusiasts in your life.

The model here demonstrates modifications that simulate clogged nozzles, layer shifts, and poor layer adhesion: https://social.thangs.com/m/491441 . 

See here for video of modified version: https://youtu.be/FJbw00gRW_4 


"I Love 3D Printing" Remixing Mug

Tealight Icicle Ornament

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Christmas Tree  "I Love 3D Printing" Mug

Candy Cane I Love 3D Printing Mug 

Ice Bowl (Large)

Add some arctic chic to your serving table this year with these cool ice bowls!

See here for video: https://youtu.be/wdaEN05fzJQ 

Small Ice Bowl: https://social.thangs.com/m/551446 
Large Ice Bowl:

These are advanced prints that require a well calibrated printer and experience with slicing complex models. 

The bowls are printed upside down. I recommend raising the model 3mm off the build plate and building supports up into the cavity of the bowl.

In order to maximize optical clarity and visual effect, you will want to minimize the amount of infill. These are excellent prints to try out the “lightening infill” feature in Cura. “Lightening infill” minimizes the amount of infill material used, and also creates interesting “crack” silhouettes in the finished print.

Increase the infill density and reduce the angle of overhang that gets supported, aiming for adequate support at the base of the icicle, but minimal support up inside the icicles. Be sure to do a layer-by-layer inspection prior to printing to ensure that all areas are properly supported.


Ice Bowl (Small)

Add some artic chic to your serving table this year with these cool ice bowls.

See here for video: https://youtu.be/wdaEN05fzJQ 

Small Ice Bowl:
Large Ice Bowl:

These are advanced prints that require a well calibrated printer and experience with slicing complex models. 

The bowls are printed upside down. I recommend raising the model 3mm off the build plate and building supports up into the cavity of the bowl.

In order to maximize optical clarity and visual effect, you will want to minimize the amount of infill. These are excellent prints to try out the “lightening infill” feature in Cura. “Lightening infill” minimizes the amount of infill material used, and also creates interesting “crack” silhouettes in the finished print.

Increase the infill density and reduce the angle of overhang that gets supported, aiming for adequate support at the base of the icicle, but minimal support up inside the icicles. Be sure to do a layer-by-layer inspection prior to printing to ensure that all areas are properly supported.


Icicle Ornaments

Display Do not print.stl

Greed Mug: Remix of "I Love 3D Printing" Remixing Mug

Christmas Tree Mug

Tree Lights (Without Ornaments)

Without ornaments display only do not print.stl

Tree Lights (With Ornaments)

Trees with Ornaments Display only do not print.stl

Acropora palmata

This coral model, belonging to the coral accessories collection, honours the Acropora palmata species.

In it you can leave your bracelets, pendants, rings and at the same time decorate your home by immersing it in an underwater atmosphere.
(Apart from jewellery you can leave your house keys, wallet...).

**3D PRINTING PARAMETERS**
The model consists of a single part that is scalable. You can increase its size to be able to store even other accessories.

I printed it with red matt PLA with 15% infill and 0,2 mm layer height.

Aplysina archeri

This coral model, belonging to the coral accessories collection, honours the species Aplysina archeri.

In it you can keep your bracelets, pendants, rings and at the same time decorate your home by immersing it in an underwater atmosphere.
(Apart from jewellery you can even use it as a vase).

**3D PRINTING PARAMETERS**
The model consists of a single part that is scalable. You can increase its size to be able to store even other accessories or use it as a vase.

I printed it with orange matte PLA with 15% infill and 0,2 mm layer height.

Tree Tray

This barren winter tree has lots of room to hold your chocolates!

See here for video: https://youtu.be/GhRNR8Iiy78


Yarn Bowl

This Yarn Bowl features a thick regular knit pattern on the sides and bottom. Use it to keep your ball of yarn from running away!

See here for video: https://youtu.be/N_JygGQk8I0 

When printing, you will need to set up supports for the top and bottom of the front swirl-shaped piece. Tree supports work well. You will not need supports elsewhere, but you might get small areas of print fail in some of the unavoidable overhangs within the knit geometry. These can be removed easily with a file if you wish.


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of all my vases this is probably my favourite 🤩 

Vase

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Tealight Icicle Ornament

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