Mini-toys on a 3D printer

I decided to try how my homemade 3D printer will cope with small models, for this I chose mini-toys and printed them.

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Random DIY

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  100% DIY jet boat

  I thought for a long time to print the case on a 3D printer or to do it manually. It’s easier to print, but I decided to do the first boat with my own hands. I used cardboard as the main material.
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  Saw at an angle (device for Bulgarians, Fortune, USM)

  This device helped me to saw a bundle of rolled metal at an angle of 90 degrees without effort.
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  Extruder for 3D printer

  Bowden extruder for a 3D printer with minimal gaps and no extra parts. An eccentric is provided for compressing the spring and releasing the filament rod.
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  Cool garland like Alex Gaiver (WS2812)

  This cool garland is assembled according to the design of Alex Hyvera using Arduino and an address LED strip. The garland has many interesting effects, a running text, several games and the ability to control all this from a mobile phone.
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  Collet fan for CNC machine (chip pump)

  The 3D model of the fan is very simple, easily wound on a collet clamp. I put it on my CNC machine. The first launch proved to be very good, all the chips are scattered to the sides, clean under the cutter.