Best 3D Printer Models and Projects (Pt. 1)
Dec192015
We love 3D printing! Here's our favorite models and projects ranging from jewelry and home decor items to radio control models and magnetic construction sets. 3D print these on your own printer or use one of the many online 3D printing providers. Enjoy!
Cover image: Julia Vase #004 - Bloom, printed with ColorFabb's Woodfill Fine Filament on a MakerBot Replicator 2 3D printer.
The following two mini succulent planters were created in a matter of 30 minutes using the free online 3D design app, Tinkercad. Create a free Tinkercad account to edit these how you see fit, or create your own design right in your browser!
...To add to your collection of 3D printed decorations, are these amazing abstract "Julia" vases. For inquiring minds, these models were created using a morphing Julia animation, which was stacked and eventually turned into a vase form. Author used all custom programs, based around voxelized generation. The final voxel models were converted to polygons using a marching cubes algorithm. See the entire collection here.
It's likely that you've seen the below vintage tractor (Mc Cormick D326) model floating around the internet, as MakerBot uses it to promote its products. This model consists of 67 individual parts and was designed by Juan Esteban Paz. See a short video abouthis thoughts on 3D printing (in Spanish).
Modular Magnetic is a series of construction sets with standardized, interchangeable pieces which allow for the design of different home layouts. With Modular Magnetic, you no longer need to imagine how your next dream living space will look like, you simply need to start creating it! Entirely designed usingTinkercad, these models use tiny 1.5mm × 6mm (1/16" × 1/4") magnets – about 800 of them for the kitchen set... not for the impatient :). Read more about the project here.
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