3d printed objects

Here is a selection of the 15 most intelligent objects that can be 3D printed at home with a 3D printer. To do this, it's simple ! Go download the 3D files on sites like Cults or Thingiverse and start printing with your own 3D printer or make it printed by a friend. These items will change your life or at least make you smile!

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Cool squeeze fan. 100% 3d printed.

3D printed coaster

3D printing has been around for much longer than you might think; almost 40 years in fact. But it's only recently that the potential of this technology has begun to be realized, advances in sensors, 3D printing software and materials mean that the most incredible objects can now be produced with a 3D printer.

the team successfully created a 100% natural mineral compound that can absorb and neutralize CO2, nitrogen oxides, and volatile organic compounds.

Design for Large eggs (60mm). It is for 12 eggs After print you could remove the center column. Print instructionsInfill: 15%Tip for good surface quality.0.2 layer and a thicker outside perimeter of 0.60mm worked great for me.Prints with no support (it is magic). some support included must be cut after printPlease post a pic if you print Thanks @Cisco3D from Printables:https://www.printables.com/de/model/53124-egg_roll-basket

Called "Transitional Speculation," the show blurs the line between the digital and physical worlds even more than Wang Söderstrom's work normally does: While their 3D illustrations often have a whiff of handicraft, here, they've made tangible objects — primarily printed in 3D — that seem to take on the blobby, hyper-real aesthetic a rendering would typically have.

Ball jointed articulated octopus remixed into a keyring size print from the original model created by Andrew Lindsey http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:584405. Print 8 'Tentacle end' pieces and 8x8 of 'Tentacle segment' pieces. I have included alternative merged tentacle segments for printing on SLS machines. The octopus in the photos was printed in black carbon fiber reinforced SLS nylon using 3D Print Direct printing service: http://3dprintdirect.co.uk…

Three-dimensional (3D) printing is a revolutionary technology that has transformed the way we create and manufacture objects. With the ability to print all