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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  Repair of a thermometer with a 3D printer

  This thermometer hung outside the window for several years, due to temperature changes the plastic mount literally crumbled into small pieces in hands. Repairing a thermometer with a 3D printer cost ten minutes of modeling and a few grams of plastic.
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  Mini planer from an old chisel

  A simple planer from an old chisel, a couple of pieces of wood and two pieces of plexiglass.
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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.
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  Dancing robot-doll 【Miku Hatsune】

  A dancing robot with a height of 60 cm. You can use costumes and accessories. There is wireless control, you can control the movements of the robot.
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  3D printer V3.1 do it yourself (mechanic)

  Today, instead of round guides, the printer received square, using a conventional aluminum profile tube with a cross section of 20 * 20 mm. Bearings roll along the pipe 623zz. All plastic parts were printed on the same printer before it was altered.