Ghost Pop Beads

These “Ghost Pop Beads” snap together to form spooky chains or rings as long as you want! Use for decoration or to accessorize your costume.

See here for video: https://youtu.be/sqHG2kSpsd8 

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 bottom end of one piece to open it up. 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.

This design is entered in the 2023 HalloweenWearable Contest

Similar Designs: 
Pop Bead Garland: https://social.thangs.com/m/513337 
Skull Pop Beads: https://than.gs/m/943349 


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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 


1.5GB Tangle of 260 Spiderwebs (Loose Strand Density)

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1.5GB Tangle of 260 Spiderwebs (Tight Strand Density)

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1.5GB Tangle of 260 Spiderwebs (Normal Strand Density)

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Nightmare Before Christmas (Inspired) "Happy Printoween" Jack Skellington Halloween

It all began when Jack stumbled upon a portal to the human world, where he discovered the marvel of 3D printing. Intrigued by the possibilities, he brought the technology back to Halloween Town, much to the bewilderment of the other residents. Jack's workshop, already filled with cobwebs and cauldrons, soon featured a collection of 3D printers alongside his traditional Halloween crafting tools.

With his skeletal fingers, Jack eagerly designed and printed eerie decorations, elaborate masks, and even custom-made costumes for his fellow citizens. The 3D printers allowed him to bring his visions to life with an unprecedented level of detail and intricacy. Halloween Town's inhabitants, including Sally, the ragdoll, and the mischievous Lock, Shock, and Barrel, marveled at Jack's newfound talents.

Jack's love for 3D printing culminated in the grandest Halloween celebration Halloween Town had ever seen. Elaborate decorations adorned the town square, and each trick-or-treater received a unique, 3D-printed candy container. Jack even crafted a stunning, larger-than-life 3D-printed pumpkin carriage for himself to make a grand entrance at the annual Halloween Ball.

As Halloween Town's fascination with 3D printing grew, Jack's reputation as the Pumpkin King expanded beyond his traditional role. He became known as the 3D Printing King, adding a fresh twist to the spooky festivities every year. The fusion of ancient Halloween traditions with cutting-edge technology made Halloween Town the envy of all other holiday-themed realms.

Printed at .08mm Layer Height:

Black to Layer 4
Chrome to Layer 9
Grey to Layer 14
White to Top Layer

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