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Not my design. Originally created by adoniram.

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About The Design

Hello Reddit!

There's a big uptick of traffic and downloads from this post on Reddit. Please feel free to modify and it to your heart's content! It's licensed to the world under Creative Commons. I'd just ask that if you modify it, please credit my design, and please don't sell it for a profit. Thanks and happy printing!

History

These stackable battery holders are a design I did years ago for an employer and were a Quirky.com community selected design. I retained the licensing and rights to the design, and have given it away for everyone to use under CC attribution non-commercial.

Features

- Easily wall-mounted on two screws.
- Stackable and will sit on a table.
- Three simple parts

How to Assemble

There are three sizes available. Each size has three files. Download the files for your size. I recommend printing and then hot-gluing the parts together. They are friction fit and include tabs to ensure a tight, permanent lock.

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Not my design. Originally created by adoniram.

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Thing Details

About The Design

Hello Reddit!

There's a big uptick of traffic and downloads from this post on Reddit. Please feel free to modify and it to your heart's content! It's licensed to the world under Creative Commons. I'd just ask that if you modify it, please credit my design, and please don't sell it for a profit. Thanks and happy printing!

History

These stackable battery holders are a design I did years ago for an employer and were a Quirky.com community selected design. I retained the licensing and rights to the design, and have given it away for everyone to use under CC attribution non-commercial.

Features

- Easily wall-mounted on two screws.
- Stackable and will sit on a table.
- Three simple parts

How to Assemble

There are three sizes available. Each size has three files. Download the files for your size. I recommend printing and then hot-gluing the parts together. They are friction fit and include tabs to ensure a tight, permanent lock.

Download:
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]]> <![CDATA[Parts Tray Drawers 3D Print STL (Download)]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113413.html Mon, 28 Sep 2026 18:59:51 -0200 xSicKxBot]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113413.html Parts Tray Drawers

Not my design. Originally created by FatalError3141.

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Thing Details

Super Simple to print trays and holder. 1,2,4 compartment trays. Can & SD card for scale.

Internal tray dimensions:

77mm x 55mm

38mm x 55mm x2

38mm x 27mm x4

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Not my design. Originally created by FatalError3141.

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Thing Details

Super Simple to print trays and holder. 1,2,4 compartment trays. Can & SD card for scale.

Internal tray dimensions:

77mm x 55mm

38mm x 55mm x2

38mm x 27mm x4

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]]> <![CDATA[All In One 3D Printer test 3D Print STL (Download)]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113410.html Mon, 28 Sep 2026 17:59:46 -0200 xSicKxBot]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113410.html All In One 3D Printer test

Not my design. Originally created by majda107.

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UPDATE [15/8/2020]

Since this model got way more popular than i eventually thought, I'd love to spread more help and tinkering across this community.

If you want to participate, feel free to follow me on twitter or join my discord server, if you need any help, you can reach me out anywhere else...

Hit me up:
https://twitter.com/MarianTrpkos

Other media...
https://linktr.ee/majda107

Guides below are outdated, but still may help, I'll try to create new one in near future, so be sure to stay in touch with me!

I am planning some more cool models here on thingiverse!

Are you suffering from issue and can't find any way to fix it?!
Be sure to checkout guide specified to this model, guide isn't complete yet (23.8.2018) but there are some cool tweaks you should definitelly know!
https://3dnation504795197.wordpress.com/guide/
Here is link for those people, who wan't to support me, it won't cost you any money, only 5 seconds of your time. So If you want to support me (without any fees), go to the guide this way! Thanks <3
http://zipansion.com/3C9Yh

Here is even newer, better, smaller and more compact 3D printer test!
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2975429

NOTE: Checkout new MINI version of this 3D printer test!
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2806295

!UPDATE! (25.02.2018 1:28 CZ time)
- I was notified (big thanks to Craven112) about one small issue with my 3D design so I decided to fix it! The issue was "0.5mm diameter" text, which was meant to be "1.0mm diameter" text. Also, the hole test got a little mistake, the "8mm" hole was actually 9 mm in the diameter. Now everything should be fixed in "3D printer test fixed (3nd gen).stl" file.
- I've also changed rotation of the model, so now it should be in the correct position :-).

I decided to design All In One 3D Printer test, so here it is. This test includes : support test, scale test, overhang test, hole test, diameter test and bridging test. Print this with 100% Infill without supports.

!NOTE! : If you are using Cura and you are experiencing missing text issue, be sure to enable "use thin wall" setting! (big thanks to CoreyNach for this!)

We've just got over 5k likes border, THANK YOU ALL!!!!

If you like me design, feel free to tip me :-)

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Not my design. Originally created by majda107.

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Thing Details

UPDATE [15/8/2020]

Since this model got way more popular than i eventually thought, I'd love to spread more help and tinkering across this community.

If you want to participate, feel free to follow me on twitter or join my discord server, if you need any help, you can reach me out anywhere else...

Hit me up:
https://twitter.com/MarianTrpkos

Other media...
https://linktr.ee/majda107

Guides below are outdated, but still may help, I'll try to create new one in near future, so be sure to stay in touch with me!

I am planning some more cool models here on thingiverse!

Are you suffering from issue and can't find any way to fix it?!
Be sure to checkout guide specified to this model, guide isn't complete yet (23.8.2018) but there are some cool tweaks you should definitelly know!
https://3dnation504795197.wordpress.com/guide/
Here is link for those people, who wan't to support me, it won't cost you any money, only 5 seconds of your time. So If you want to support me (without any fees), go to the guide this way! Thanks <3
http://zipansion.com/3C9Yh

Here is even newer, better, smaller and more compact 3D printer test!
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2975429

NOTE: Checkout new MINI version of this 3D printer test!
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2806295

!UPDATE! (25.02.2018 1:28 CZ time)
- I was notified (big thanks to Craven112) about one small issue with my 3D design so I decided to fix it! The issue was "0.5mm diameter" text, which was meant to be "1.0mm diameter" text. Also, the hole test got a little mistake, the "8mm" hole was actually 9 mm in the diameter. Now everything should be fixed in "3D printer test fixed (3nd gen).stl" file.
- I've also changed rotation of the model, so now it should be in the correct position :-).

I decided to design All In One 3D Printer test, so here it is. This test includes : support test, scale test, overhang test, hole test, diameter test and bridging test. Print this with 100% Infill without supports.

!NOTE! : If you are using Cura and you are experiencing missing text issue, be sure to enable "use thin wall" setting! (big thanks to CoreyNach for this!)

We've just got over 5k likes border, THANK YOU ALL!!!!

If you like me design, feel free to tip me :-)

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]]> <![CDATA[1.75mm Filament Clip 3D Print STL (Download)]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113409.html Mon, 28 Sep 2026 16:59:41 -0200 xSicKxBot]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113409.html 1.75mm Filament Clip

Not my design. Originally created by walter.

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Small clip that snap on to spools and holds the end of the filament to prevent it from unraveling. There are several versions, should work with spools from the following suppliers (at least in 2013):

added 2013:
* Octave*
* Up!*
* Ultimachine
* 3DD

added 2016:
* Inland 1kg* (black spool)
* Intservo 1kg* (transparent spool)
* Atomic Filament (18 spoke, 32 spoke, and 1lb spools)

added 2017:
* Colorfabb* and Filamentum*
* Hatchbox 1kg*

*affiliate link

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Not my design. Originally created by walter.

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Thing Details

Small clip that snap on to spools and holds the end of the filament to prevent it from unraveling. There are several versions, should work with spools from the following suppliers (at least in 2013):

added 2013:
* Octave*
* Up!*
* Ultimachine
* 3DD

added 2016:
* Inland 1kg* (black spool)
* Intservo 1kg* (transparent spool)
* Atomic Filament (18 spoke, 32 spoke, and 1lb spools)

added 2017:
* Colorfabb* and Filamentum*
* Hatchbox 1kg*

*affiliate link

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]]> <![CDATA[Headphone Stand 3D Print STL (Download)]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113406.html Mon, 28 Sep 2026 15:59:35 -0200 xSicKxBot]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113406.html Headphone Stand

Not my design. Originally created by MakerBot.

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The MakerBot Headphone Stand went through the same design process used in professional design and engineering industries. Multiple design iterations and 3D prints led to the final fully 3D printable headphone stand.

The full size stand prints beautifully without any supports and perfectly matches the Replicator+ build volume.

Designer Jackson Seidenberg uses two of these stands at home for his Logitech G930 and Astro a50 headphones.

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Not my design. Originally created by MakerBot.

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Thing Details

The MakerBot Headphone Stand went through the same design process used in professional design and engineering industries. Multiple design iterations and 3D prints led to the final fully 3D printable headphone stand.

The full size stand prints beautifully without any supports and perfectly matches the Replicator+ build volume.

Designer Jackson Seidenberg uses two of these stands at home for his Logitech G930 and Astro a50 headphones.

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]]> <![CDATA[Digital Sundial 3D Print STL (Download)]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113393.html Mon, 28 Sep 2026 00:01:18 -0200 xSicKxBot]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113393.html Digital Sundial

Not my design. Originally created by Mojoptix.

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The episode in [ENGLISH]: http://www.mojoptix.com/?p=108
L'épisode en [FRANCAIS]: http://www.mojoptix.com/?p=75
Note: To see more inventions and contraptions, suscribe to Mojoptix on Youtube !

[ ENGLISH ]
Tadam !
A Sundial displaying the time inside its shadow, with actual digits ! There is a tiny bit of magic inside...

No batteries, no motor, no electronics... It's all just a really super-fancy shadow show. The shape of the sundial has been mathematically designed to only let through the right sunrays at the right time/angle. This allows to display the actual time with sunlit digits inside the sundial's shadow.

The sundial displays time (with actual digits !!) from 10:00 until 16:00, updating every 20 minutes.
You can precisely adjust the displayed time simply by rotating the gnomon (the magic box that displays time). So you can even adjust for Daylight Saving Time.

You'll also need :
--- an (empty !) jam jar
--- 3x M6 screws, flat head, length = 20 mm
--- 1x M6 screw, flat head, length = 50 mm
--- 4x M6 nuts
--- 4x M6 washer, outside diameter < 14mm

[ FRANCAIS ]
Tadam !
Un cadran solaire qui affiche l'heure dans son ombre avec des vrais chiffres ! C'est un peu magique.

Sans piles, sans moteur, sans électronique, etc... Il s'agit juste d'ombres chinoises très compliquées. La forme du cadran solaire a mathématiquement conçue pour laisser passer uniquement les bons rayons du soleil au bon moment/angle. Cela permet d'afficher l'heure en chiffres lumineux à l’intérieur de l'ombre du cadran solaire.

Le cadran solaire affiche l'heure (avec des vrais chiffres !!) de 10:00 a 16:00 toutes les 20 minutes.
On peut ajuster l'heure en tournant le gnomon (la boite magique qui affiche l'heure) sur lui même, par exemple pour passer de l'heure d'été à l'heure d'hivers.

Vous aurez aussi besoin de :
--- un pot de confiture (vide !)
--- 3x vis de taille M6, a tete plate, longueur = 20 mm
--- 1x vis de taille M6, a tete plate, longueur = 50 mm
--- 4x boulon de taille M6
--- 4x rondelles de taille M6 diametre exterieur < 14mm

Timelapse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoGVb82uCnA

A Quick Note (15 february 2020)

I have recently received a lot of messages regarding random online shops selling this Digital Sundial.

First of all, I only sell Digital Sundials via my Etsy shop: mojoptix.etsy.com. I am not affiliated with any other online sellers of Digital Sundials.

However I very specifically chose the Creative Commons - Attribution license for the Digital Sundial. It basically means two things:
-- Anyone can make, modify and even sell Digital Sundials.
I am actually 100% happy with other people selling Digital Sundials. I am obviously the happiest when people choose to buy from my Etsy shop, but I still feel it's quite exciting to help other makers use their craft to raise some pocket money.
-- There is just single requirement: you should give appropriate credit.
One way to do that is to simply mention "Mojoptix" as the original creator/inventor and add just one single link to either: this Thingiverse webpage, or the Youtube video, or my Youtube channel, or my website.

The bottom line:
If you ever come across a webpage selling Digital Sundials (on Etsy, Amazon, Ebay, Kickstarter....) without mentioning "Mojoptix" as the original inventor: feel free to send them a friendly message to remind them how to give appropriate credit. Maybe they just forgot.

The different files for the Gnomon

For those who have trouble slicing the gnomon, I ran the files through netfabb and re-uploaded them as:
-- Gnomon_Southern_NETFABBED.stl
-- Gnomon_Northen_NETFABBED.stl
Let me know in the comments if they don't still behave nicely with your slicer.

If you wish to print the gnomon in two halves :
-- Gnomon_Northen_half_1_of_2.STL
-- Gnomon_Northen_half_1_of_2.STL
They should fit on a 100x100 platform. (Thanks Zarlor for building these two files and fixing them ! )
You will then need to glue these 2 parts together.

Print settings

[ ENGLISH ]
Use ABS !!!!

It is something you'll want to leave under the sun, outside: PLA will deform under the sun heat. And some PLA biodegrade faster than others when left outside.
The inside of the gnomon is a fairly complex switch cheese. You should aim to print the gnomon with 0.1 mm layers or thinner. Otherwise it will most likely have some errors in the digits displayed.
The other parts can be printed with thicker layers.
Note: Print only the gnomon corresponding to your hemisphere: Northen / Southern.

[ FRANCAIS ]
Utiliser de l'ABS !!!
C'est quelque chose que vous allez laisser dehors, au soleil: des pieces en PLA vont se deformer sous la chaleur du soleil. De plus certains PLA sont plus rapidement biodégradables que d'autres...
L’intérieur du gnomon est un gruyère carrément compliqué. Essayez d'imprimez le gnomon avec des couches de 0.1mm ou mieux. Sinon les chiffres ne s'afficheront pas toujours correctement.
Les autres pièces peuvent être imprimées avec des couches plus épaisses.
Note: n'imprimez que le gnomon correspondant a votre hemisphere ('Northen' pour hémisphère nord, et 'Southern' pour l'hémisphère sud).

Post-Printing

[ ENGLISH ]
Don't forget to remove the breakable support material on the 'bottom part' (the two thin half cylinder inside).
To get the brighest display, try to set the angle between the ground and the gnomon equal to:
-- in spring and summer: your latitu

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Not my design. Originally created by Mojoptix.

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The episode in [ENGLISH]: http://www.mojoptix.com/?p=108
L'épisode en [FRANCAIS]: http://www.mojoptix.com/?p=75
Note: To see more inventions and contraptions, suscribe to Mojoptix on Youtube !

[ ENGLISH ]
Tadam !
A Sundial displaying the time inside its shadow, with actual digits ! There is a tiny bit of magic inside...

No batteries, no motor, no electronics... It's all just a really super-fancy shadow show. The shape of the sundial has been mathematically designed to only let through the right sunrays at the right time/angle. This allows to display the actual time with sunlit digits inside the sundial's shadow.

The sundial displays time (with actual digits !!) from 10:00 until 16:00, updating every 20 minutes.
You can precisely adjust the displayed time simply by rotating the gnomon (the magic box that displays time). So you can even adjust for Daylight Saving Time.

You'll also need :
--- an (empty !) jam jar
--- 3x M6 screws, flat head, length = 20 mm
--- 1x M6 screw, flat head, length = 50 mm
--- 4x M6 nuts
--- 4x M6 washer, outside diameter < 14mm

[ FRANCAIS ]
Tadam !
Un cadran solaire qui affiche l'heure dans son ombre avec des vrais chiffres ! C'est un peu magique.

Sans piles, sans moteur, sans électronique, etc... Il s'agit juste d'ombres chinoises très compliquées. La forme du cadran solaire a mathématiquement conçue pour laisser passer uniquement les bons rayons du soleil au bon moment/angle. Cela permet d'afficher l'heure en chiffres lumineux à l’intérieur de l'ombre du cadran solaire.

Le cadran solaire affiche l'heure (avec des vrais chiffres !!) de 10:00 a 16:00 toutes les 20 minutes.
On peut ajuster l'heure en tournant le gnomon (la boite magique qui affiche l'heure) sur lui même, par exemple pour passer de l'heure d'été à l'heure d'hivers.

Vous aurez aussi besoin de :
--- un pot de confiture (vide !)
--- 3x vis de taille M6, a tete plate, longueur = 20 mm
--- 1x vis de taille M6, a tete plate, longueur = 50 mm
--- 4x boulon de taille M6
--- 4x rondelles de taille M6 diametre exterieur < 14mm

Timelapse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoGVb82uCnA

A Quick Note (15 february 2020)

I have recently received a lot of messages regarding random online shops selling this Digital Sundial.

First of all, I only sell Digital Sundials via my Etsy shop: mojoptix.etsy.com. I am not affiliated with any other online sellers of Digital Sundials.

However I very specifically chose the Creative Commons - Attribution license for the Digital Sundial. It basically means two things:
-- Anyone can make, modify and even sell Digital Sundials.
I am actually 100% happy with other people selling Digital Sundials. I am obviously the happiest when people choose to buy from my Etsy shop, but I still feel it's quite exciting to help other makers use their craft to raise some pocket money.
-- There is just single requirement: you should give appropriate credit.
One way to do that is to simply mention "Mojoptix" as the original creator/inventor and add just one single link to either: this Thingiverse webpage, or the Youtube video, or my Youtube channel, or my website.

The bottom line:
If you ever come across a webpage selling Digital Sundials (on Etsy, Amazon, Ebay, Kickstarter....) without mentioning "Mojoptix" as the original inventor: feel free to send them a friendly message to remind them how to give appropriate credit. Maybe they just forgot.

The different files for the Gnomon

For those who have trouble slicing the gnomon, I ran the files through netfabb and re-uploaded them as:
-- Gnomon_Southern_NETFABBED.stl
-- Gnomon_Northen_NETFABBED.stl
Let me know in the comments if they don't still behave nicely with your slicer.

If you wish to print the gnomon in two halves :
-- Gnomon_Northen_half_1_of_2.STL
-- Gnomon_Northen_half_1_of_2.STL
They should fit on a 100x100 platform. (Thanks Zarlor for building these two files and fixing them ! )
You will then need to glue these 2 parts together.

Print settings

[ ENGLISH ]
Use ABS !!!!

It is something you'll want to leave under the sun, outside: PLA will deform under the sun heat. And some PLA biodegrade faster than others when left outside.
The inside of the gnomon is a fairly complex switch cheese. You should aim to print the gnomon with 0.1 mm layers or thinner. Otherwise it will most likely have some errors in the digits displayed.
The other parts can be printed with thicker layers.
Note: Print only the gnomon corresponding to your hemisphere: Northen / Southern.

[ FRANCAIS ]
Utiliser de l'ABS !!!
C'est quelque chose que vous allez laisser dehors, au soleil: des pieces en PLA vont se deformer sous la chaleur du soleil. De plus certains PLA sont plus rapidement biodégradables que d'autres...
L’intérieur du gnomon est un gruyère carrément compliqué. Essayez d'imprimez le gnomon avec des couches de 0.1mm ou mieux. Sinon les chiffres ne s'afficheront pas toujours correctement.
Les autres pièces peuvent être imprimées avec des couches plus épaisses.
Note: n'imprimez que le gnomon correspondant a votre hemisphere ('Northen' pour hémisphère nord, et 'Southern' pour l'hémisphère sud).

Post-Printing

[ ENGLISH ]
Don't forget to remove the breakable support material on the 'bottom part' (the two thin half cylinder inside).
To get the brighest display, try to set the angle between the ground and the gnomon equal to:
-- in spring and summer: your latitu

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]]> <![CDATA[Modular Mounting System 3D Print STL (Download)]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113392.html Sun, 27 Sep 2026 23:56:13 -0200 xSicKxBot]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113392.html Modular Mounting System

Not my design. Originally created by HeyVye.

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This project is a mounting system for lightweight objects such as phones and small cameras. The joint is compatible with GoPro mount.

Phone clamp assembly video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6nm0oOSpfQ

If you find this design helpful, consider [Image: btn_donate_SM.gif] to support my work. Thanks in advance.

UPDATE [2020-11-15]:

- Updated holder for phone clamp so it can swap orientation.

UPDATE [2020-11-18]:

- New M5 knobs. More tolerance on Phone clamp.

- Be sure to read the description before ask questions in comment area.

FEATURES:

- It is designed to be modular to provide flexible use. The system has potential to mount most phones and small cameras onto a wide range of objects. Using same parts printed for different purpose is the major approach.
- The included phone clamp can grab phones very firmly. And it is suitable for phones from about 55mm wide to 95mm wide (iPhone 4 - iPhone 12 Pro Max and bigger). The clamp hook was angled so it won't be able to reach and accidentally press the buttons on the side of phone.
- The modules can be used with GoPro compatible equipment. The bolts and nuts included in the design are standard M5. It's hightly recommended to use metal bolts and nuts for the arm. There is also a printable version if anyone is interested to try out.
- With this modular system, I will be developing new add-ons to it. Feel free to watch this thing. Many of the objects designed for GoPro are already usable for this setup. If anyone wants to make remix, STEP files are available here.

ACHIEVED APPLICATIONS:

- Phone/Camera/GoPro mount
- Desk clamp for phone/camera.
- Stand for phone.
- Headphone stand.
- And much more applications in REMIX section of original page.

MAKING:

- It is highly recommended to print with complete support interface for the parts in this project. Support interface would give a flat bottom which result in a better mechanical performance.
- The orientation of stl files are already thought through during my testing. Try printing at the current orientation unless you run into problems. It is not recommended to reorient the arms to save support material. The tabs will be easy to break if printed otherwise.
- The bolt is oriented horizontally for optimised strength. Bottom teeth is trimmed off for printing easily. It acts very similar to a full thread. Only the phone clamp bolt (M5x65) is recommended to use printed version. All the bolts for arms should be metal if possible.

NOTES:

- It is not recommended to extend the arm too long. General filament is not strong enough to take that much lateral load at this size and the arm would be very wobbly. And the arms are optimized to stay still. If you wish to use this design as selfie stick or similar purpose, please be careful with the material strength and use at you own risk.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

- The joints are inspired by GoPro design.
- The foldable arm is inspired by "GoPro counter balance folding stick. by UltiArjan" (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:433378).
- Bolts and nuts are created with the awesome customizer "NUT JOB | Nut, Bolt, Washer and Threaded Rod Factory by mike_mattala" (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:193647).
- The desk clamp is inspired by "G-Clamp fully printable by johann517" (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1673030).
Thank you all for your great work so that I could accomplish this project.

USEFUL PARTS

MOUNT BASES:

- Tripod style base, good for small printers: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2767323
- Car vent: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2986184
- 2020 Extrusion / screw to surface: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2921676
- 3030 Extrusion: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2944380
- Tripod mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:81333
- Small clamp: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3345336
- Bike bracket: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3363182
- Zip tie bike mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2266715
- Bolted bike mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2391390
- Airplane seat: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3368094
- CR10: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2753828
- Taz-6: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2750852
- Flashforge Finder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2660921
- Mount phone clamp on tripod: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2790283
- Xbox One S controller: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2774549
- Xbox 360 wired controller: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2553504
- Xbox 360 wireless controller: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2794805
- Sony PS3 controller: [url=https://www

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Not my design. Originally created by HeyVye.

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This project is a mounting system for lightweight objects such as phones and small cameras. The joint is compatible with GoPro mount.

Phone clamp assembly video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6nm0oOSpfQ

If you find this design helpful, consider [Image: btn_donate_SM.gif] to support my work. Thanks in advance.

UPDATE [2020-11-15]:

- Updated holder for phone clamp so it can swap orientation.

UPDATE [2020-11-18]:

- New M5 knobs. More tolerance on Phone clamp.

- Be sure to read the description before ask questions in comment area.

FEATURES:

- It is designed to be modular to provide flexible use. The system has potential to mount most phones and small cameras onto a wide range of objects. Using same parts printed for different purpose is the major approach.
- The included phone clamp can grab phones very firmly. And it is suitable for phones from about 55mm wide to 95mm wide (iPhone 4 - iPhone 12 Pro Max and bigger). The clamp hook was angled so it won't be able to reach and accidentally press the buttons on the side of phone.
- The modules can be used with GoPro compatible equipment. The bolts and nuts included in the design are standard M5. It's hightly recommended to use metal bolts and nuts for the arm. There is also a printable version if anyone is interested to try out.
- With this modular system, I will be developing new add-ons to it. Feel free to watch this thing. Many of the objects designed for GoPro are already usable for this setup. If anyone wants to make remix, STEP files are available here.

ACHIEVED APPLICATIONS:

- Phone/Camera/GoPro mount
- Desk clamp for phone/camera.
- Stand for phone.
- Headphone stand.
- And much more applications in REMIX section of original page.

MAKING:

- It is highly recommended to print with complete support interface for the parts in this project. Support interface would give a flat bottom which result in a better mechanical performance.
- The orientation of stl files are already thought through during my testing. Try printing at the current orientation unless you run into problems. It is not recommended to reorient the arms to save support material. The tabs will be easy to break if printed otherwise.
- The bolt is oriented horizontally for optimised strength. Bottom teeth is trimmed off for printing easily. It acts very similar to a full thread. Only the phone clamp bolt (M5x65) is recommended to use printed version. All the bolts for arms should be metal if possible.

NOTES:

- It is not recommended to extend the arm too long. General filament is not strong enough to take that much lateral load at this size and the arm would be very wobbly. And the arms are optimized to stay still. If you wish to use this design as selfie stick or similar purpose, please be careful with the material strength and use at you own risk.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

- The joints are inspired by GoPro design.
- The foldable arm is inspired by "GoPro counter balance folding stick. by UltiArjan" (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:433378).
- Bolts and nuts are created with the awesome customizer "NUT JOB | Nut, Bolt, Washer and Threaded Rod Factory by mike_mattala" (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:193647).
- The desk clamp is inspired by "G-Clamp fully printable by johann517" (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1673030).
Thank you all for your great work so that I could accomplish this project.

USEFUL PARTS

MOUNT BASES:

- Tripod style base, good for small printers: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2767323
- Car vent: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2986184
- 2020 Extrusion / screw to surface: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2921676
- 3030 Extrusion: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2944380
- Tripod mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:81333
- Small clamp: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3345336
- Bike bracket: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3363182
- Zip tie bike mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2266715
- Bolted bike mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2391390
- Airplane seat: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3368094
- CR10: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2753828
- Taz-6: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2750852
- Flashforge Finder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2660921
- Mount phone clamp on tripod: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2790283
- Xbox One S controller: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2774549
- Xbox 360 wired controller: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2553504
- Xbox 360 wireless controller: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2794805
- Sony PS3 controller: [url=https://www

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]]> <![CDATA[Self-Watering Planter (Small) 3D Print STL (Download)]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113391.html Sun, 27 Sep 2026 23:51:08 -0200 xSicKxBot]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113391.html Self-Watering Planter (Small)

Not my design. Originally created by parallelgoods.

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Introducing the first design from Parallel Goods.

This Self-Watering Planter is exactly the growing environment your plants need, while giving you flexibility in your watering routine. It’s super easy to use: just plant your favorite herb or other water-intensive plant, add water, and you’re all set.

The Self-Watering Planter was designed to be 3D printed, easy to setup, use and clean; while at the same time allow for customization through mixing and matching different colors for the pot and reservoir. Be sure to check out the Instructions tab to make sure you get the most out this Self-Watering Planter.

This Self-Watering Planter is part of our 2015 Desk Collection, with more great designs available at parallelgoods.co.

Follow us on Thingiverse, join our Thingiverse Group, and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @parallelgoods and stay tuned!

This Self-Watering Planter was design to be printed in PLA, and we went through many iterations and lots of experimentation to develop settings which would allow for a water tight print. All of our testing and development was done in PLA to ensure success across a wide variety of printers, without causing too much of an impact to the environment.

Water Tight PLA Slic3r Settings
- Layer Height: .3mm
- Vertical Shells (Perimeters): 3
- Horizontal Shells (Solid Layers): Top - 4, Bottom - 4
- Infill: 100%
- Speed: Top Solid Infill - 15mm/s, Solid infill - 15mm/s
- Prints WITHOUT Supports

The extra top & bottom shells combined with the slow solid infill print speeds ensure a thick and even wall for the bottom of the reservoir which provides water tight print. Your mileage may vary, but these settings should give you a fine starting point for use on your own printer.

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Not my design. Originally created by parallelgoods.

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Thing Details

Introducing the first design from Parallel Goods.

This Self-Watering Planter is exactly the growing environment your plants need, while giving you flexibility in your watering routine. It’s super easy to use: just plant your favorite herb or other water-intensive plant, add water, and you’re all set.

The Self-Watering Planter was designed to be 3D printed, easy to setup, use and clean; while at the same time allow for customization through mixing and matching different colors for the pot and reservoir. Be sure to check out the Instructions tab to make sure you get the most out this Self-Watering Planter.

This Self-Watering Planter is part of our 2015 Desk Collection, with more great designs available at parallelgoods.co.

Follow us on Thingiverse, join our Thingiverse Group, and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @parallelgoods and stay tuned!

This Self-Watering Planter was design to be printed in PLA, and we went through many iterations and lots of experimentation to develop settings which would allow for a water tight print. All of our testing and development was done in PLA to ensure success across a wide variety of printers, without causing too much of an impact to the environment.

Water Tight PLA Slic3r Settings
- Layer Height: .3mm
- Vertical Shells (Perimeters): 3
- Horizontal Shells (Solid Layers): Top - 4, Bottom - 4
- Infill: 100%
- Speed: Top Solid Infill - 15mm/s, Solid infill - 15mm/s
- Prints WITHOUT Supports

The extra top & bottom shells combined with the slow solid infill print speeds ensure a thick and even wall for the bottom of the reservoir which provides water tight print. Your mileage may vary, but these settings should give you a fine starting point for use on your own printer.

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]]> <![CDATA[The $30 3D scanner V7 updates 3D Print STL (Download)]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113390.html Sun, 27 Sep 2026 23:46:11 -0200 xSicKxBot]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113390.html The $30 3D scanner V7 updates

Not my design. Originally created by daveyclk.

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Firstly, a big thank you to Thingiverse for featuring this design!
Secondly, since it has been featured i'm getting asked lots of questions, please bear with me, i will try and answer them as quickly as i can.. sorry in advance if i forget!

Sadly Autodesk have decided to retire Remake and rebrand it as Recap Photo, which needs a premium subscription. This puts it way out of most peoples grasp.

Fear Not!
There is a free personal version of 3DF Zephyr available for you to play with.
The work flow is very similar to Remake.
https://www.3dflow.net/3df-zephyr-free/

The idea is that you use your phones onboard camera to take the pictures while the turn table rotates. This is acheived by using the headphones that were supplied new in the box

The volume controllers trigger the camera remotely, taking 55 pictures for every complete rotation of the turntable.

Full project tutorial available here

https://www.hackster.io/daveclarke/3d-sc...nes-64fdb8

Anyone wanting the Fusion360 CAD files, they can be downloaded here
http://a360.co/2eKZHq5

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Not my design. Originally created by daveyclk.

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Thing Details

Firstly, a big thank you to Thingiverse for featuring this design!
Secondly, since it has been featured i'm getting asked lots of questions, please bear with me, i will try and answer them as quickly as i can.. sorry in advance if i forget!

Sadly Autodesk have decided to retire Remake and rebrand it as Recap Photo, which needs a premium subscription. This puts it way out of most peoples grasp.

Fear Not!
There is a free personal version of 3DF Zephyr available for you to play with.
The work flow is very similar to Remake.
https://www.3dflow.net/3df-zephyr-free/

The idea is that you use your phones onboard camera to take the pictures while the turn table rotates. This is acheived by using the headphones that were supplied new in the box

The volume controllers trigger the camera remotely, taking 55 pictures for every complete rotation of the turntable.

Full project tutorial available here

https://www.hackster.io/daveclarke/3d-sc...nes-64fdb8

Anyone wanting the Fusion360 CAD files, they can be downloaded here
http://a360.co/2eKZHq5

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]]> <![CDATA[V29 3D Print STL (Download)]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113389.html Sun, 27 Sep 2026 23:41:07 -0200 xSicKxBot]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113389.html V29

Not my design. Originally created by jzisa.

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Update
By popular demand I have added a de-badged version of the V29. It is labeled V29D in the thing files section. I originally put the version number on the whistle to tell them all apart as I was developing them. I kept it on the final design because as I went through version after version it became part of the whistles story for me. A few people have asked for a version without the text and recently Fusion 360 posted a video where they, among other things, removed the lettering from the V29 using Meshmixer. I was thrilled to see my design on my absolute favorite youtube channel and I decided to trust your feedback. Enjoy!
I posted their video bellow.

The MakeItLoud V29 got its name because it is the 29th version I designed for this challenge. It is a survival whistle that is a completely original design. I designed it to be rugged, easy to make and carry, have a great design and most importantly be very loud. It is designed to be able to get you noticed in all conditions.

For ruggedness testing I spiked it into the pavement as hard as I could repeatedly. Then I ran it over with my car twice. Finally left it in a glass of water for two hours to make sure that it would not sink and would drain and whistle immediately after taking it out. It still whistles.

The design is meant to look as clean and simple as possible while still looking like a whistle. It was also designed to be easily gripped with thick gloves or cold hands. It has a raised lip on the bottom and grips on the top to allow you to hold it securely in your mouth even if you are blowing as hard as you can. There is a hole in the back for a key ring or lanyard so you can wear it around your neck or attach it to your zipper or keychain.

Another huge focus in designing this was to make it printable in one piece with no supports or rafting. I wanted someone to be able to print this before going for a hike or something with no assembly, cleanup, or fuss of any kind to get it ready. Just print and go!

The whistle actually has two slightly different tones produced at the same time by separate chambers on either side. The two different tones alternate between amplifying and canceling each other out. This variation creates the shrill sound much like a pea whistle that is more attention grabbing and does not get lost as easily over background noise like a single tone whistle could. Unlike a pea whistle however it does not jam if blown too hard and will not freeze up in cold weather. I tested the volume with my decibel meter and it reached 118.7db. The harder you blow into it the louder it is so someone with a stronger lung capacity may reach louder levels. Be careful it can hurt your ears a little bit at that level.

I started designing and printing prototypes from the day this challenge posted knowing next to nothing about how whistles work. Through many hours of research and testing and constant trial and error I produced a whistle that I am very proud of. It took 29 tries but this whistle met all the goals I set out to achieve.

For loudest results blow as hards as you can in a burst! The international distress signal with a whistle is 3 long blasts.

I hope you print it for yourself. Enjoy!

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Not my design. Originally created by jzisa.

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Update
By popular demand I have added a de-badged version of the V29. It is labeled V29D in the thing files section. I originally put the version number on the whistle to tell them all apart as I was developing them. I kept it on the final design because as I went through version after version it became part of the whistles story for me. A few people have asked for a version without the text and recently Fusion 360 posted a video where they, among other things, removed the lettering from the V29 using Meshmixer. I was thrilled to see my design on my absolute favorite youtube channel and I decided to trust your feedback. Enjoy!
I posted their video bellow.

The MakeItLoud V29 got its name because it is the 29th version I designed for this challenge. It is a survival whistle that is a completely original design. I designed it to be rugged, easy to make and carry, have a great design and most importantly be very loud. It is designed to be able to get you noticed in all conditions.

For ruggedness testing I spiked it into the pavement as hard as I could repeatedly. Then I ran it over with my car twice. Finally left it in a glass of water for two hours to make sure that it would not sink and would drain and whistle immediately after taking it out. It still whistles.

The design is meant to look as clean and simple as possible while still looking like a whistle. It was also designed to be easily gripped with thick gloves or cold hands. It has a raised lip on the bottom and grips on the top to allow you to hold it securely in your mouth even if you are blowing as hard as you can. There is a hole in the back for a key ring or lanyard so you can wear it around your neck or attach it to your zipper or keychain.

Another huge focus in designing this was to make it printable in one piece with no supports or rafting. I wanted someone to be able to print this before going for a hike or something with no assembly, cleanup, or fuss of any kind to get it ready. Just print and go!

The whistle actually has two slightly different tones produced at the same time by separate chambers on either side. The two different tones alternate between amplifying and canceling each other out. This variation creates the shrill sound much like a pea whistle that is more attention grabbing and does not get lost as easily over background noise like a single tone whistle could. Unlike a pea whistle however it does not jam if blown too hard and will not freeze up in cold weather. I tested the volume with my decibel meter and it reached 118.7db. The harder you blow into it the louder it is so someone with a stronger lung capacity may reach louder levels. Be careful it can hurt your ears a little bit at that level.

I started designing and printing prototypes from the day this challenge posted knowing next to nothing about how whistles work. Through many hours of research and testing and constant trial and error I produced a whistle that I am very proud of. It took 29 tries but this whistle met all the goals I set out to achieve.

For loudest results blow as hards as you can in a burst! The international distress signal with a whistle is 3 long blasts.

I hope you print it for yourself. Enjoy!

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]]> <![CDATA[Nissan 240Z Kitcard 3D Print STL (Download)]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113388.html Sun, 27 Sep 2026 23:36:32 -0200 xSicKxBot]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113388.html Nissan 240Z Kitcard

Not my design. Originally created by Pekonimato.

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A 1:50 scale Nissan 240Z kitcard inspired by the classic S30 chassis, also known as the Datsun 240Z, 260Z, 280Z, and Fairlady Z. The printable model includes functional suspension, an opening hood, a detailed interior, and a separate widebody kitcard. The snap-fit card is split into three printable sections and normally does not require glue. It can also be printed at 200% for easier assembly and a larger display model.

Print settings:
- Rafts: No
- Supports: No
- Layer height: 0.2 mm

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Not my design. Originally created by Pekonimato.

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A 1:50 scale Nissan 240Z kitcard inspired by the classic S30 chassis, also known as the Datsun 240Z, 260Z, 280Z, and Fairlady Z. The printable model includes functional suspension, an opening hood, a detailed interior, and a separate widebody kitcard. The snap-fit card is split into three printable sections and normally does not require glue. It can also be printed at 200% for easier assembly and a larger display model.

Print settings:
- Rafts: No
- Supports: No
- Layer height: 0.2 mm

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]]> <![CDATA[Cute Mini Octopus 3D Print STL (Download)]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113358.html Sun, 27 Sep 2026 15:16:05 -0200 xSicKxBot]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113358.html Cute Mini Octopus

Not my design. Originally created by McGybeer.

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Cute mini Octopus, articulated and printed without additional supports.

It's designed so it can be printed at once. No assembly or supports required.

Many different STL files, with straight or spiral tentacles, both with and without included support.

UPDATE!! v6 fixes some mesh errors, improves bed adhesion, and adds the replaceable tentacle and the HUGE octopus print.

To print the small replaceable tentacle, be sure to enable "print thin walls" in the slicer. No need for additional supports. Settings are the same as the Octopus 2.0 tentacle replacement video

To print the HUGE tentacle, manual supports are needed in the opened link.

Check my other articulated designs HERE!
For Commercial License questions, check here

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Not my design. Originally created by McGybeer.

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Cute mini Octopus, articulated and printed without additional supports.

It's designed so it can be printed at once. No assembly or supports required.

Many different STL files, with straight or spiral tentacles, both with and without included support.

UPDATE!! v6 fixes some mesh errors, improves bed adhesion, and adds the replaceable tentacle and the HUGE octopus print.

To print the small replaceable tentacle, be sure to enable "print thin walls" in the slicer. No need for additional supports. Settings are the same as the Octopus 2.0 tentacle replacement video

To print the HUGE tentacle, manual supports are needed in the opened link.

Check my other articulated designs HERE!
For Commercial License questions, check here

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]]> <![CDATA[#3DBenchy - The jolly 3D printing torture-test by Creative... 3D Print STL (Download)]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113327.html Fri, 25 Sep 2026 20:13:08 -0200 xSicKxBot]]> https://sickgaming.net/thread-113327.html #3DBenchy - The jolly 3D printing torture-test by CreativeTools.se

Not my design. Originally created by CreativeTools.

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As of February 14, 2025, the 3DBenchy model has been released into the public domain.

For more details, please visit the link below:
https://www.3dbenchy.com/3dbenchy-sets-s...ic-domain/

Creative Tools Creative Tools supplies 3D printer and 3D scanner products incl filaments, accessories and support and also 3D software for leading CAD, modeling, animation, and rendering.

#3DBenchy is a 3D model designed by us at Creative Tools specifically for testing and benchmarking 3D printers. It is a small recognisable object that you can download for free, make and share.

It is designed to 3D-print quickly and be a fun tool for calibrating your 3D printer. There is a single-part STL file for 3D printing the boat in one material, and a multi-part STL assembly to suitable for multi-material/printhead 3D printing.

Documenting the results

You can use the Smartphone Photo Studio for 3DBenchy to easily take photos and share the results of your 3D print. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1085472

Makes

If you desire, please take pictures and post them here as makes with a short description of your 3D-print settings. For more information about 3D-print settings please read this post.

Troubleshooting and community

If you want to get help please join the online communities below. You will find our 3D printing experts at CreativeTools and the enthusiastic maker community there.

- Facebook Group
- Google+ Group
- Thingiverse Group

You can visit 3DBenchy.com for more information on how to use #3DBenchy.

You can also search the internet to find more about #3DBenchy.

Follow the #3DBenchy boat on ...

- YouTube
- Instagram
- Pinterest
- Flickr
- Twitter
- Facebook
- Google+
- Tumblr
- Wikipedia page
- Telegram Channel

By Creative Tools

Home - YouTube - Things - #3DBenchy - Twitter - Facebook - Instructables - Instagram - Pinterest - Flickr - LinkedIn

https://youtu.be/_epwuDI9FBI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlATeBRlB9E

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Not my design. Originally created by CreativeTools.

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Thing Details

As of February 14, 2025, the 3DBenchy model has been released into the public domain.

For more details, please visit the link below:
https://www.3dbenchy.com/3dbenchy-sets-s...ic-domain/

Creative Tools Creative Tools supplies 3D printer and 3D scanner products incl filaments, accessories and support and also 3D software for leading CAD, modeling, animation, and rendering.

#3DBenchy is a 3D model designed by us at Creative Tools specifically for testing and benchmarking 3D printers. It is a small recognisable object that you can download for free, make and share.

It is designed to 3D-print quickly and be a fun tool for calibrating your 3D printer. There is a single-part STL file for 3D printing the boat in one material, and a multi-part STL assembly to suitable for multi-material/printhead 3D printing.

Documenting the results

You can use the Smartphone Photo Studio for 3DBenchy to easily take photos and share the results of your 3D print. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1085472

Makes

If you desire, please take pictures and post them here as makes with a short description of your 3D-print settings. For more information about 3D-print settings please read this post.

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