This ornament was in a house that I stayed in. I didn't have my scanner with me so I used photogrammetry instead.
The ornament is made of stone, i believe.
Anway, I ran the model through various softgware to clean up and enhance it and now you can get it here.
I too good to you lot, really I am ;-)

Oh, I added a larger base as the original was lost in editing



Panpipes Player Ornament

Different Ornamentred.stl

OK, so for some reason I uploaded the same model twice, so I deleted 1 and loaded this one instead.

I RevoPoint scan of an Alabasta statue, that my old neighbour had.

Cleaned up, remeshed, Hi-Poly, ready for 3D printing

I used  Esun white PLA+ At 200 nozzle temp and 65 Bed temp
I used tree supports and a wide brim 
 Settings will vary from Printer to printer, so I suggest you run a Temp tower for your filament, to get your optimal working temps.

I printed this in 0.12 layer height at  200mms (I would run slower if you are having issues)

Took me 4.5 hours at 85% original size

Lady Statue 2

statue 2red.stl

Greetings, my fellow model enthusiasts.
This is lady statue no.1. This was the first model statue that I scanned. It was a small statue that I had in my home. I scanned it but it require a lot of work to get it looking good and to be able to print it, so, I left it sitting on my computer, for quite some time.
Anyway, dog broke  the original, so, I started to work on and repair the scan, for printing.
Here it is, in reduced glory. Original file is 645mb and Thangs won't let me upload it.

I printed this in esun matte white PLA at 200c with the bed at 65c
I used tree supports.
Speed is only relative to how well your printer is dialled in and how good you want it to look.
Faster, in my opinion, reduces quality.
I printed this at a layer height of 0.12 and a speed of 100mms

I made the base a little bigger, as, possibly, this is why my dog knocked it off the shelf and broke it.

Anyway, have fun.

Lady Statue 1

statue1R.stl

Ok, so first of all, I need to give massive credit to the original creator of this Santa Claus. I can't link it as a make, as the original files are no longer available. The closest is a "Supportless" version of this design.
Anyway, HUGE thanks to the original creator, this thing is beautiful.

As mentioned above, you need to use supports for this (Tree is best option)

All I have done, is shrink the original and added a hoopt to allow you to hang it up on a Christmas tree.

I printed it in white PLA and hand painted it.
Use your usual PLA settings.
I used a 20% infill just to make sure it was adequate, not to show through the outside of the design.

I have put this on here because the original design was too cool, NOT to be hung froma tree. BTW it looks great

Santa Claus/Father Christmas (Tree Decoration) 

Santa_Clausbiggerhoop.stl

**OK, so this is a re-up owing to issues with printing on original.
Images are from previous version.
Model has been simplified to aid printing**

This model is a Christmas Tree ornament in the style of a lithophane, which means, when illuminated from the inside, the image becomes clearer.

I have included an instructions file, which includes what LED Lights I use.

Images changed to represent the new stl (Easier Printing) file.


Christmas Bauble Tree Decoration Lithophane

Merry_santa1.stl

This is a little deeper Z Axis carriage to make the Wobble X components look a little less messy.

DeeperZaxisCarriage.stl

A new idea has come about, to improve z-wobble on lead screw printers.
I have fit the WobbleX system onto my Kingroon KP3s and I have included the parts that I made, that fit the printer.
Instructions have been included.

Kingroon KP3s Carriage

Kingroon KP3s Wobble X PArts

WobbleX Zcarriage.stl

Part if you make your own z axis carriage

Z Axis Carriage Spacer.stl

This is the compadre of the original Elephant. They came as a pair but this one didn't co-operate so nicely for he scanning.
Anyway.
Scanned with a Revopoint 3d scanner
Ran through a couple of editors and fixxers
Put it up here for downloading and printing


EleflumpsMate.stl

Scanned With A revopoint scanner and cleaned up some for 3d Printing.
Definitely room for improvement on the quality but prints great without  any issues

Elephant.stl

Mother and Baby Elephants.
Scanned with a Revopoint2 scanner and cleaned up with various editing software
Still a little rough around the edges but is fully printable as the image will attest.




Elephants.stl

This is a mix of several other peoples designs that I slapped together for a friend of mine.
Credits go out to all of those skills and models I stole, to create this monstrosity

The First version is of a standard M3 but for some reason, thangs won't let me delete it. 

Jul 19, 12:59 PM is the one you want

M3 E36 Drifter.stl

This is a mix of several other peoples designs that I slapped together for a friend of mine.
Credits go out to all of those skills and models I stole, to create this monstrosity

This is a remix of Dittos original (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3969208)

I was finding that the spool was pulling tight and relied too much on the extruder to rock it over, to release more filament. This was causing over and under extruding, so...

I added a roller in the actual holder.
Initial testing has proven really well.

This is a 4 part print and I have split them into seperate parts, just for ease of printing for me really, also, with this new part, all 4 won't fit onto the 180 X 180 bed.

Supports are needed for most of the components but if you print part 4 vertically, it would probably work better.

*NOTE Be careful when removing the insert support on the spool holder its self (For the roller), as the top is very fragile. Also, the cylindrical roller, is a really good fit in the said cavity for the roller, removing it for any reason, is not going to be easy. So make sure you do a good job of removing the support attachments.
To remove the support I just dug in a the centre and used upward pressure to release the attachments.

Kingroon Spool Holder (Dittos Remix)

Part1.stl

I made this to make a silicon mould from it, for resin moulding.
Not a great deal to it or detail but it serves its purpose.

Biting Lip

This is my first attempt at 3d modelling EVER. 
To all those, not in the know, this is Eddie the head, the Iron Maiden rock band mascot.
This particular iteration, is from the killers Album.
It's my first attempt, so I only did the head.
Maybe, in the future, I may finish him.
Anyway, I am uploading here because of all the wonderful ideas and creations that I have downloaded for myself. This is a very small thank you, to this community
I also added Eddie, with no stand, if you want to  play.


Eddie The Head (Killers)

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