aquarium hob floating plant guard

This can be added to an aquarium with HoB filter to prevent floating plants from being dragged under water 

Articulated Print-In-Place Christmas Nutcracker v1

Nutcracker TOP.stl

Bike Polo Valve saver V4.stl

Ever had a ball smash your valve off and wished you had those nice roger valve savers??  

Sick of the duct tape and zip tie look?

this will probably stop your valve from getting knocked off and look cool doing it. 

It's mostly friction fit. so no extra valve stem nuts are needed to hold it in place.
you could scale up the Z-axis if you want to make it taller + stronger... but heavier.

enjoy and have fun - print some pretty colorful ones and show how it looks on your bike! 

Printer:
Any

Material:
Any - I've used PC, Nylon, Nylon12, PETG, PET, and PLA so far. all work fine. 

Rafts:
No

Supports:
No

Resolution:
0.1mm ~0.3mm
anything is fine. 

Infill:
0

WALLS:
8

Notes:
this print is designed to be all walls and no infill. You can play with this if you want but I'm using all walls for strength. 
 

Mimic Christmas Present Decoration

It's just a present, how can a Christmas present hurt you?

Aquarium Siphon Nozzle

Siphon Nozzle.stl

Aquarium thermometer hook

Holds a digital thermometer display for a fish tank. The suction cups always failed after a few weeks.

Santa's Sleigh Ornament Variant 1

Santas Sleigh Ornament Variant 1, with back, it's a Christmas ornament that will print in an 80 by 80mm square, it's 3mm tall.

GAUI X3 Bottom Plate

GAUI X3 Bottom Plate NoHeatserts.stl

Christmas Tree🎄

This isn't really meant for anything in particular other than being a great decoration for putting tiny ornaments on. I work hard on these designs, so if you like my designs, a follow would be very helpful. Let's try to reach 150 downloads by the end of 2022.

Hamster wheel

base.stl

Spiral Christmas tree with Star - Print in vase mode

Arvores Natal Espiral.stl

Christmas Tree WIth Star - Print in Vase mode

Arvores Natal Spikes.stl

DIY Photo Box

Do It Yourself (DIY) Photo Box. Easy to set up and take apart. Requires 4mm corrugated plastic or acrylic sheets in white (we opted for the corrugated in out test model). Useful product or promotional photographs. Can be made more permanent with clear contact cement or epoxy. 

_Have a suggestion on how to make this design even better? - Feel free to leave a comment. We will have a read through and see if we can incorporate your idea into the design. If we can we’ll update with a new version._

**License**
CC BY-NC-ND This license allows users to copy and distribute the material in any medium or format in unadapted form only, for non-commercial purposes only, and only so long as attribution is given to the creator.

**Recommended Setting**
Printer Brand: FlashForge
Printer Model: Adventure 4
Print Software: Flash Print
Nozzle Size: 0.4mm
Material: PLA 1.75mm
Extruder Temperature: 205℃
Platform Temperature: 55℃
Layer Height: 0.08mm
First Layer Height: 0.20mm
Base Print Speed: 80mm/s
Shell Count: 2
Shell Print Order: from inner to outer
Infill Top Solid Layers: 12
Infill Bottom Solid Layers: 12
Fill Density: 15-20%
Fill Pattern: Hexagon
Supports: NONE
Raft: NONE

_Have suggestions on how to print this design even better? - Feel free to leave us comment. We will test on the latest version of this design and if it prints the same or better we’ll update this section_.

**Post Printing**
Light sanding recommended.


**Additional Materials**
4mm Corrugated Plastic or Acrylic Sheets
Clear Contact Cement/Epoxy/Silicone


**Likes & Tipping**
Your likes and tips help us out so much. No obligations for either of course. Thank you so much for those that support our designs!


DIY Photo Box v7.stl

za orhideje1 v1.obj

za orhidejeCreative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International Public License

Hamster house with litter

house.stl

Christmas decoration frame

Rahmen.stl

Recessed Spindle Ornament

Vintage Retro Inspired Spindle Christmas Ornament with Starburst Indent.

Prints standing straight up with a 50% build plate only support.

Creative Commons License BY-NC-ND 4.0

RetroMaker Recessed Spindle Ornament

Cone Trees

cone trees

Star Christmas Tree Ornament

**NOT TO BE SOLD**
**I'm sharing my files so that you can make them for yourselves or give them away as gifts. I hope you enjoy them. I do not authorize sale of my work by anyone. Please don't ask me.**

**WHAT IS IT?**
This is a fun Christmas tree ornament that would also make a fun suncatcher if it's printed with transparent filament. It's reminiscent of a cross, a star (it actually has 8 points), classical western architecture, and more. Using my settings, it's a nice weight at 100% and extremely light at 75% and smaller.

**EASY PRINT**
If you use my settings, you shouldn't have any problems getting this to print. If you print this with your printer's default settings, you'll get a paperweight with a mushy top.

**RESIZING**
At 100%, the ornament is a nice size for larger trees – especially for the base of the tree where you'd expect larger ornaments. However, you can scale this down to 50% and still get nice prints. At that size, the ornament looks good on miniature trees. I haven't tried printing it larger than 100%.

**PRINT TIME**
With my settings, it will take about 4.5 hours to print at 100% scale. At 50%, it takes a little over an hour.

**COLOR-CHANGE PLA**
I used TTYT3D's quick color change PLA. If you print one ornament with it at 100% with it, you'll get a subtle color change. For a more dramatic change, like in the size comparison photo, print several ornaments at once. To go all the way from gold to blue, you'll need the estimated print weight to be at least 75 grams (4 ornaments at 100%).

**HOW DO YOU HANG IT?**
I've concealed attachment points one the back of one of the points of the star. Just tie a piece of coat thread to them to create a loop.

**PRINT SETTINGS**
You'll generally want to print this at the lower end of your PLA's temperature range. I print TTYT3D PLA at 180 degrees, which is well below their recommended temperature. Maybe my printer just runs hot, but that temp prints more accurately with less stringing.

*Thickness*

* Layer thickness: .15mm
* Wall thickness: 0.4mm and choose the “alternate extra wall” option so it alternates between 0.4 and 0.8mm walls with each layer (if you're using Cura – other slicers may not have this option). The alternate extra wall seems to prevent gaps in the print while minimizing the overall weight of the ornament. If you print below 75% scale, I suggest printing at 0.4mm without the alternate extra wall. I would also print without the alternate extra layer if you're using transparent filament.
* Top/bottom thickness: 2 layers for opaque filament, 1 for transparent filament
* Initial bottom thickness: 3 layers

*Infill*
This doesn't need any infill. Seriously.

*Speed*
You'll want to use slow printer settings to that the print is accurate and to reduce the pull on the thin arms of the topper.

* Overall: 60mm/s
* Outer wall: 40mm/s
* Inner wall: 50mm/s
* Travel Speed: 100mm/sec

*Build Plate Adhesion*
I printed with just a skirt and it worked well every time. If you have difficulty getting the details of the first layer to adhere to your bed, try adding a raft.

*Supports*
I added supports to get the outer points of the ornament to print better, but you can do without them. The supports I added made little difference in print time or the amount of filament used. I found that adding supports on the side with the attachment points (for strings) was problematic (attachment points broke before supports separated) and unnecessary (model printed fine without the supports). So, I added a support blocker to that corner. Support settings:

* Placement: touching Buildplate
* Overhang: 69 degrees
* Pattern: Lines
* Density: 12%
* Enable Support Brim: Yes
* Brim Width: 4mm

*Common Problems*
* Uneven print: Reduce print speed or try scaling the print up in the Z dimension only. Scaling disproportionately may impact how the ornament hangs.
* Mushy print: Reduce print temp, increase cooling, or print more than one ornament at a time. 

Fabric Snowflake

I use the Fabric Snowflake as a winter/Christmas decoration and a fidget. It is really cool how flexible all these parts together are. Hope you guys enjoy it! 

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Christmas Tree🎄

Hamster wheel

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