Objekte für den 3D-Druck

Enjoy!

Logo of the Laboratorio de Robótica Cognitiva in the University of Morelos, México. (https://cinc.uaem.mx/robotica-cognitiva/)

Made as a stencil.

This part adds on to the existing objective opening cover for Zhumell Z114 Newtonial reflector telescope (D 114 mm, f/4.0). I have used these cheap sheets from Amazon: https://shorturl.at/oLraQ and used a foam padding on the back to hold it in place in the existing telescope cover.

A funnel for holding Wirsh Home Barista portafilter (61mm, 53mm basket) into KitchenAid KCG8433 grinder. Can add a little hot-glue to the tab for extra grip, this way the portafilter stays put for hands-free use.

Stencil of Totoro from Ghibli movie.

You might need to adjust the scaling.

Some stencils of Banksy's famous graffiti rats.

Might need some scaling adjustments.

These parts are to make wheels for RC planes. I use the foam core of circular nail filer pad you can buy at Dollar Tree in the US. I remove the abrasive stickers, isolate the foam core, find its center, drill through it and use these 3D printed parts for cheap but very durable RC plane wheels.

Полностью переработанное крепление контроллеров Fardriver семейства 72-96680.
Боковушки теперь съемные на случай их повреждения и желания сделать другого цвета - достаточно изготовить новые и прикрутить.
Боковушки и верхний пыльник крепятся винтами м3х10 - нужно 10 шт.
В основное тело крепежа вплавляются латунные резьбовые вставки м3 OD4.5 (внешний диаметр) L5 (высота) - нужно 10 шт.
Гайки крепления контроллера М6 - нужно 4шт.
Винты крепления контроллера DIN912 M6x40 - нужно 4 шт.

Пластик PETG.

also compatible with other blasters like the xs longshot

A stencil of Banksy's famous Grim Reaper graffiti.
Made in blender.
You might need to adjust the scaling.

A nice and simple fingerboard flat rail.
You might need to adjust the scaling.

A roughly 9" tall Skitter figure

Fantasy Genre Sign, Library Bookshelf Sign

I wanted to create some space between the different Units A1/C1/T1/P1.
Quick and dirty design via Tinkercad, fits like a glove.

This VICTORIAN FRONT ENTRANCE has functional doors that you can add hinges to. The .stl files can be scaled down to 1:24 scale by reducing XYZ axis's to 50%. For the 1:12 scale columns use 3/8" dowel or rod. I have prepared two versions of the door windows, diamond pattern or open for you to choose. Doorknobs are not included.

I exclusively print with PLA and have found that ordinary clear lacquer thinner (Nail polish remover) is a wonderful glue. Make a small test for yourself of two pieces of scrap PLA and give it a try. Let sit for 20 seconds and then try to break it apart. It leaves no residue and is applied with a small brush. I've been using lacquer thinner as a glue on styrene and PLA for years. No sloppy or messy glue to show when finished.

I have always painted my models with oil paint, specifically Windsor and Newton Griffin Fast Drying Oils. They dry overnight. I never liked acrylics because they obliterate fine detail, and they always look chalky to me. Oil colors are made from the finest color pigments available; color saturation and permanence are proven throughout the history of art. Thinned with Mineral Spirits you will get the most remarkable weathering and aging finishes you have ever seen. I feel reasonably assured that once you try Griffin Oils you will never go back to water based acrylics.

Here's an interesting point for me to bring to your attention. Every model that I have designed is based on real world measurements and therefore each building is interchangeable with other structures. Simply bring the .stl file into any CAD program, even the wonderful TinkerCAD and combine to make a completely new design to 3D print.

If you would like me to design a custom model for you contact me directly at:

garylavart@yahoo.com.

It is totally free, but I will post it on Thingiverse for others to print and enjoy. PayPal tips are not necessary, but always welcome.

This is my website:

https://garylavarack.com

Happy modeling,

Gary Lavarack - 3Designer

This is an improved version of the initial top mount I created.
In this version, the runout sensor is mounted in a way that aligns with the filament's top-down orientation.
The previous version considered a back-loaded filament, which was difficult to manage during filament changes.
I also noticed in the previous design that the spool tended to spin out of the holder, so I have added a small angle to the support, allowing the spool to always turn towards the holder base and not move out.

Uses one 4mm countersink screw to fix it to whatever you want.

I designed it to fit my Fender Pro cable but it will fit any jack w/ up to 9mm cable protector thing and 13mm head.

I think the print is upside down so just flip it in cura an it's good. Print on the flat side where the screw pokes out.

These are various line stencils for 3.5"x5.5" pocket notebooks. These work for many low-cost notebooks, but also work for Field Notes and Moleskine.

I measured a notebook I have with "standard rule" lines and one that has "wide rule" lines. This gave me 6mm between lines for standard and 9mm between lines for wide. So, that's how I designed the stencils.

If you draw the lines in one direction and then use the rotated stencil for the other direction, you'll create a grid. Using both sides for different sets of lines in each direction can give you rectangular cells, thus creating a table (spreadsheet). Create lines in one direction and then one or two lines in the other, and you'll have a boxed checklist.

With these four stencils, your blank notebook can have lines on some pages, wider lines on other pages, blank pages, grid pages, checklist pages, or mixes of all on a single page, as you like, and placed as you want.

The B-25J Mitchell was a small bomber in WW2.

For this demonstration, we used a vintage-style “Big Lizard” figurine (you might recognize the inspiration, but we’ll keep it generic to avoid any copyright fire-breathing issues). The goal was to showcase the capabilities of the Creaform HandySCAN 3D scanner and our full workflow for digitizing real-world objects.

Workflow Summary:
Scanning: We used the HandySCAN 3D to capture two high-resolution scans of the figurine from different orientations. Alignment markers were applied to the model to ensure accuracy during stitching.

Merging & Processing: The scans were aligned and merged using Creaform’s VXmodel software. From there, we did some touch-up work in Nomad Sculpt and Rhino 3D, refining the surface and smoothing out any minor scan artifacts.

Final Model: The resulting mesh has a clean, printable geometry that preserves all the toy’s original charm — joint seams, surface details, and all.

Notes for 3D Printing:
This is a demo model, not optimized for printability out-of-the-box.

It will require support material, ideally something like Polysupport or PVA for clean removal.

Great for demonstrating end-to-end scanning-to-print workflows, or for practicing digital clean-up on high-poly scan data.

this is my simple articulated model your the one up to seeif it need´s supports or not [on easter 2026 getting bunny ears!]

Scoop for chicken feed, grain, etc.
I uploaded to modules, one with the word "scoop" and one without it.
Supports for the inside.
NOT for commercial use.
If you are interested in selling my designs, message me and I will respond
within the hour.

A swivel adapter for common shopvacs. Converts the large hose (~46mm) into a smaller diameter (~26mm) for use with small hose accessories. The swivel grants the hose some much needed 'play' if it is mounted to a toolhead or moving machinery. Makes a perfect pairing with the Snapmaker 2.0 CNC Vacuum Attachment found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4576136

Print the large bend piece with supports, rafts, and standing upright (long pipe section along z axis) and the small swivel adapter as is, with supports.

After printing, press fit the small swivel adapter into the short pipe segment until it locks in place. It requires a bit of force depending on your tolerances.

Deutsch

Dies ist ein Leuchtturm den ich für unseren Eingangsbereich gemacht habe,
Hier ist der Sockel einmal Ohne und einmal Mit LED.
Der Leuchtturm ist ungefähr 53 Cm Hoch und hat einen Durchmesser von ca. 20 cm

Englisch:

This is a lighthouse I made for our entryway,
Here the base is once without and once with LED.
The lighthouse is about 53 cm high and has a diameter of about 20 cm

This design is inspired from the "Heizungsrohrrosette" by SR-1974. Although, he was so kind to add the CAD file, I unfortunately could not use it due to missing Fusion knowledge. So, I redesigned it with OpenSCAD using the "The Belfry OpenScad Library, v2".
Additional, that design is inspired by that really helping article at https://blog.rahix.de/design-for-3d-printing. I considered those rules, I expected to be meaningful for this. As a consequence, design can be printed without support and no need for post processing.

Hier mal ein Schild für ein Gaste WC
Wurde von meiner Familie gewünscht.

A Torchflower from the Minecraft 1.20 Trails and Tales update. Comes with a pot to "plant" it in.

Sanding may be needed