LoadingSnow Flakes 30 pcs STL 3d-print
Snowflakes can be printed on a 3D printer in any size from 15 mm and larger. I specially designed them to be very small so that they could be printed in a minimum size with a 0.4 mm nozzle.
I printed my snowflakes using PET plastic, from recycled bottles and kegs.
Snowflakes can be hung on a Christmas tree, decorated in the interior, or sewn onto a New Year's costume. You can make earrings from them :)
In the archive you will find the SolidWorks source code, you can change the shapes of the snowflakes as you wish.
DownloadSTL snowflakes www.thingiverse.com
Add comment
Random DIY
-
I present to your attention a homemade 3d printer. Assembled from plywood, aluminum, plastic and Arduino. This printer is unique in that its kinematics is peeped from Ultimaker, but done with quality modifications. -
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. -
I decided to try how my homemade 3D printer will cope with small models, for this I chose mini-toys and printed them. -
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. -
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.
