• @tbe
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    71 year ago

    For example these things here:

    • @galaxiOP
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      31 year ago

      Those are so neat! You inspire me to color up my own skadis workshop corner. I can tell you’re a fun person! 😀

    • @[email protected]
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      21 year ago

      Love it. I have the 10:1 skeleton in glow-in-the-dark filament already but where’d you find the other designs like the barrel and flowers?

  • @fransschreuder
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    1 year ago

    My clock is the one I am most proud of

    • Flaky_Fish69
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      21 year ago

      that’s a nice design.
      Have you looked at the pendulum clock by steve petersen? it’s a very nice design- and mine keeps reasonably good time considering.

    • @galaxiOP
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      11 year ago

      Very steampunky! I like it :D

  • @[email protected]
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    41 year ago

    The only thing I really have within line of sight are my keyboard and desktop case. But they’re both very useful as I’m sure you can imagine.

    • @galaxiOP
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      21 year ago

      No freaking way those are 3d printed! If so, you’ve got serious talent. Very nice :o

  • Flaky_Fish69
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    I have a truly impressive colletion of flexi-dinos. Ostensibly,they were test prints. For the kids. (Niece and nephew. No… I don’t play with them. why would you ask that? no seriously. I would never. why would you ask that?)

    As a side note… the flexi turtle is a total stoner.

  • @maschmann
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    31 year ago

    I’ve just got a few fidget toys, I frequently use during meetings to keep calm and my fingers occupied…

    • @galaxiOP
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      11 year ago

      I love 3d printing fidgets too. Especially with magnets. It can be so restless sitting at a desk for hours.

  • solarbird
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    31 year ago

    Mostly it’s the practical parts I’ve built, a lot of which I’ve designed but by no means all, both on the printer and not. I actively use my vertical/wall-mount project management/storage system so I see that every day, of course.

    But I also have a nice little 20%-wood-infill PHA totoro I printed and a blue silk mecha-spider around to keep me company. _

  • @impulse
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    31 year ago

    A bunch of too inaccurate calibration prints, after my hotend failed earlier this month and I’m rebuilding my machine and dialing in the settings again.

  • @[email protected]
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    21 year ago

    This little guy is on a shelf to my right:

    (Yes, there is a print under that paintjob—in black PLA, to be precise. I got the model from Thingiverse somewhere.)

    • @galaxiOP
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      11 year ago

      That’s a fantastic paint job. I love the texture and variation on the fur :)

  • @ThePrideOfGoffamCity
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    21 year ago

    I love this thread because I just started looking into 3D printing within the last week, and I’m excited about all the little knick-knacks I could make, both for gifts and my own entertainment. Some great ideas here!

  • @[email protected]
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    11 year ago

    I have a whole row of 10mm calicats under my monitor. I use them to test new filaments and as a color reference. I also have one of those repeating pyramids I printed in copper silk that’s always fun to look at (sorry, I looked, I can’t find the STL now 🙁 )