Skull Lamp

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You can stick any lamp in there, and it will glow in the color of the light, although these are the parts I used:

EU Plug:
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US Plug:
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Print Settings:
Print with Supports, ideally tree supports.

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Check out my profile for more lamp designs, or stay tuned for upcoming releases. 

Please keep in mind that this design is intended for non-commercial use only.

Happy Halloween Articulating Spine

This print-in-place “Happy Halloween” spine is fun to print and feels really weird to hold and move. 
See here for video: https://youtu.be/1uJ-5xu7dJw 
The spine must be printed as oriented, with the spinous processes point up. Changing the orientation of the file will result in improper printing of the inner ball joint between adjacent vertebrae.
The transverse processes that stick out sideways do not need support. Therefore, you only need to support the base of the vertebral bodies and the top loop. 
You’ll have to plan your support well in order to adequately support the curved bottom surface of the vertebral body. A suggested technique using Cura is to raise the object of the build plate by 3mm, and then add tree supports underneath. Switch “Support distance priority” to “xy overrides z” and tighten up the “xy support distance” to 0.1mm. 
After printing there will be some small adhesions on the inside ball joint and in the facet joints. Just do some gentle spinal mobilization and they will release and move freely. Be sure to let your print fully cool first! If the plastic is still soft, the connector may break when you try to move it.


Skull Pop Beads

These “Skull Pop Beads” snap together to form spooky chains or rings as long as you want!

See here for video: https://youtu.be/pCv3Yx5U_7k 

The pieces are designed to be printed in “Vase” or “Spiralized” mode. The file is optimized for printing with a 0.4mm nozzle. Printing with different nozzle sizes is still possible but will affect the tightness of fit.

Each piece uses approximately 0.4g of material, making this a great design to use up the scraps of filament you have lying around! A full 1kg roll could print approximately 2500 beads, enough to make a chain 50m (164ft) long!

To connect pieces together, simply pinch the top end of one piece so that the opening becomes oval-shaped. Insert the oval end of the second piece inside and release. The pieces remain connected but can be separated again if needed. Create long chains or rings by adding as many pieces as you want.

Each piece takes approximately 5 minutes to print. It is, however, much more efficient to print multiple pieces sequentially! Setting up spiralized models to print “one at a time” takes a bit of planning as the pieces must be spaced and sequenced properly so that the hot end or gantry does not collide with the finished prints as it moves on to the next print. 

Make the bottom open by setting “bottom layers” to zero. Good build plate adhesion is essential, so ensure that your machine is well calibrated.

Similar Designs: 
Pop Bead Garland: https://social.thangs.com/m/513337 


Dragon's skull

The-dragon-skull.stl

THE SKELETON HEAD ROSE / FORBIDDEN ROSE / GOTHIC DECOR / HALLOWEEN DECOR

SKELETON HEAD ROSE.stl

Skull of the demon snail.stl

The Skull of Frankenstein

The Skull of Frankenstein.stl

SKELETON HEAD PUMPKIN / HALLOWEEN DECOR / ABSTRACT DECOR / MODERN PUMPKIN SCULPTURE

PUMPKIN SKELETON HEADS.stl

Skull Puzzle

Skull Puzzle Piece 5.stl

Flexible Spine Model with Display Stand

Full Spine Display Only.stl

Cup of Teeth - Teacup

Dual Colour Teeth Cup - Teeth.stl

Lattice Skull Diamond

This model is part of a series of Lattice Skulls designed for resin printing. Each model features a different complex lattice structure.

See here for videos:

Square and Diamond: https://youtu.be/2ApAvu3hb6U
Wire Weave and Tangle: https://youtu.be/bzIrmCZ9WpE 

Download 3D files:
Square: https://than.gs/m/948742 
Diamond:
Wire Weave:
Wire Tangle:

These models require an intermediate to advanced experience level to set up and print. 

The models with very thin structures use very little material to print but are delicate and require extra care when printing and processing.

To print, rotate the model 180 degrees upside down so that the top of the skull is oriented to the build plate. The skull is tilted slightly forward to reduce the need for internal supports. If you maintain the forward tilt of the skull you will only need to generate support to the top of the head. The rest of the model will print without the need for supports inside of the skull.


6-Piece Magnetic Female Pelvis Model

Do Not Print.stl

Skull garden planter

Skull garden planter.stl

Architected Skull (Hex Honeycomb)

This skull is part of a series that demonstrates three of the architecting features in nTopology software.

See here for video: https://youtu.be/ZX4rk4VM46U 

In this series, the Gyroid Triply Periodic Minimal Surface, Face Centered Cubic Lattice and Hexagonal Honeycomb unit cells have been applied to a conformal cell map derived from the outer surface of the skull. Using this technique allows the structures to follow the bone contours and converge on the front and back of the skull.

See here for other models in the series:


Melting Skull

Meltingskull.stl

Sleeping Cubone

Sleeping Cubone Painted.3mf

Dynamic Shoulder Rotator Cuff Education Model

Lattice Skull Square

This model is part of a series of Lattice Skulls designed for resin printing. Each model features a different complex lattice structure.

See here for videos:

Square and Diamond: https://youtu.be/2ApAvu3hb6U
Wire Weave and Tangle: https://youtu.be/bzIrmCZ9WpE 

Download 3D files:
Square:
Diamond:
Wire Weave:
Wire Tangle:

These models require an intermediate to advanced experience level to set up and print. 

The models with very thin structures use very little material to print but are delicate and require extra care when printing and processing.

To print, rotate the model 180 degrees upside down so that the top of the skull is oriented to the build plate. The skull is tilted slightly forward to reduce the need for internal supports. If you maintain the forward tilt of the skull you will only need to generate support to the top of the head. The rest of the model will print without the need for supports inside of the skull.


Fishbone Bookmark/Paperclip

Fishclip_Thick.stl

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Skull of the demon snail.stl

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Flexible Spine Model with Display Stand

Cup of Teeth - Teacup

Lattice Skull Diamond

6-Piece Magnetic Female Pelvis Model

Skull garden planter

Architected Skull (Hex Honeycomb)

Melting Skull

Sleeping Cubone

Dynamic Shoulder Rotator Cuff Education Model

Lattice Skull Square

Fishbone Bookmark/Paperclip