3D printed bronze bottle opener

Antler Bottle Opener Bronze / Silver / 3D Printed Plastic

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Gold Bottle Opener - 13 For Sale on 1stDibs

Gold Bottle Opener For Sale on 1stDibs

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Casting on models printed on a 3D printer / Sudo Null IT News

Jeshua Lacock writes:
This page describes my first and successful attempt to cast aluminum parts directly from 3D printed PLA models. The process is almost identical to wax casting, but instead of burning the wax, I burned the PLA plastic (bio-plastic)

I needed aluminum parts to mount the focus lens for my 150W CO2 cutting laser. These parts had to be adjustable and had to be mounted on a frame assembled from scrap aluminum found.

I get excited when I think about being able to do it all in one day: concept -> design -> 3D printing -> finished metal casting

Step one - detail design.

I used the amazingly powerful OpenSCAD to quickly design the parts I needed. OpenSCAD reads the script in its own language to draw the 3D model. In my case, I just drew a shape in Adobe Illustrator and converted it to OpenSCAD format using the Inkscape plugin.

Here is the design of the second piece. I drew two shapes in Illustrator and gave them depth in OpenSCAD. Very fast and easy. Now I have 3D models, it's time to print them!

The process of printing the first part on my Ultimaker (fast shot).

The resulting part is in hand.

Printing the second part.

Second printed part in hand.

Checking how both parts fit together.

Sprues and air ducts are attached, everything is ready for pouring the molding mass.

Molding mass - 50% fine sand and 50% gypsum.

After adding water and mixing thoroughly, I used a home vacuum food sealer to get rid of air bubbles in the sand.

The second piece is ready to be molded!

The first detail is poured!

The part is completely immersed in the mixture - I hope everything works out.

Both molds are set to dry.

After a couple of hours, I placed the molds in the oven on medium heat.

My new little oven. Heats up quickly for 10 pounds (~4.5kg) or less of molten aluminium. 2 times more when it flares up.

Forms are good and well done. Once heated to about 1200F (650C), the plastic doesn't stand a chance. After removing, I blew out the molds with compressed air to blow out any remaining ash.

The still hot molds are placed in dry sand. It serves several purposes:

additional support since the molds are quite fragile
insulates molds and retains heat when cured
will allow me to install sprue extensions (see below). The expander gives extra pressure to the casting and also acts as a riser that stays molten and provides extra metal while the casting solidifies and contracts

My sprues are just cut aluminum cans. Works great!

After melting aluminum with a small addition of copper in the crucible, removing the slag - it's time to pour!

So cool! It looks like the forms filled out perfectly. Now the hard part is to wait long enough for the metal to cool for me to know if the parts are good or not.

Excellent! The details are straight from the sand, only the sprues and air ducts are cut off.

I cut the center hole with a small 14mm tap. Everything seems to fit together nicely.

I like the details on the casting - you can see all the lines from the 3D printing, their width is only 0.2mm.

The moment of truth - do they fit the frame? YES! I made a plastic part to fit the frame perfectly, then printed it again at 102% size increase. When aluminum cools, it shrinks by exactly 2%.

The center of the black nipple is where the focused CO2 laser beam will come out. Tube - for compressed air to blow off smoke in the path of the laser (the so-called air-assist).

Looks like I can put this to good use!

The black hole in the center is a focusing lens.

I'm so happy that the parts fit the frame perfectly without any additional processing and even without a file!

This is the first test of my laser. Approximately 60% power. Burns wood instantly.

jeshua@3DTOPO.com

Translator:
Jeshua Lacock has made a wonderful, actually step-by-step guide on how to cast aluminum from 3D printed plastic models. For those interested in the practical aspect, there are many recipes on the site instructables.com on how to make an aluminum casting furnace. Even from a coffee can!

50 Cool Things to 3D Print / Sudo Null IT News

No ideas for 3D printing? Tired of worthless trinkets? Here is a list of 50 cool really useful things for 3D printing.

Like us, you're excited about the possibilities of 3D printing. But, unfortunately, the horizon is littered with trinkets, trinkets and other unnecessary things. We are in danger of being buried under a heap of useless rubbish.

Throw off the shackles of mediocrity! Let's create really useful things! Here is a list of cool things that you can make on a 3D printer right now. Prove to your family and loved ones that this wonderful technology can be used daily and in practice.

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Cool 3D Printing Thing #2: Power Outlet Shelf

Attach a shelf to your outlet to support your phone while charging. The shelf has a slanted recess that allows you to keep your smartphone or tablet upright.

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3D Printing Cool Item #3: Soap Dish

Elegant bathroom soap dish with two washable compartments. You can change the pattern of the inner pallet if you wish.

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Cool 3D Printable Item #4: Nightstand Tag Handles

The art of storage doesn't have to be boring. The Hobb Knob is a small pen with a label to describe the items in the drawers. Now you will never lose your socks!

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Cool 3D Printable Item #5: Coasters with Geometric Patterns

When it comes to hot drinks, mug circles are an inevitable risk. Things take a much more serious turn if there is a coffee-addicted inhabitant in the house. Available in three designs, these coasters help you avoid unsightly stains.

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3D Printing Cool Thing #6: Hinge Lamp

This hinged modular lamp consists of 6 main elements: base, body and top with LEDs. To make the lamp taller, you can add the required number of elements.

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3D Printable Cool Item #7: one-handed bottle opener

This boomerang-shaped bottle opener is useful for people who have difficulty performing activities that require force, such as opening a plastic bottle. Print it out and give it to your grandmother. She will appreciate this gesture.

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Cool thing for 3D printing #8: shower head

Is swimming under a waterfall on your list of things to do before you die? The next best thing is a 3D printed shower head (probably).

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3D Printing Cool Item #9: Secret Shelf

Hide valuable documents and stash from prying eyes on this secret shelf.

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Cool thing for 3D printing #10: jar handle

Enhance empty jam jars with a printed handle. What could be easier?

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3D Printing Cool Thing #11: Plastic Wrench

A full size general purpose plastic wrench. Actually for screwing and unscrewing around the house.

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Cool thing for 3D printing #12: business card holder

"What a delicate yellowish shade, and the thickness is tasteful, oh my god, even the watermarks." Do you have such a business card? Find her a pair in the form of this business card holder, printed in its entirety (yes, already with a hinged lid). Instructions for adding a custom logo are included.
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3D Printable Cool Item #13: Alien Invader Shaped Toilet Paper Holder

Brighten up your bathroom with a functional printable model of a classic alien invader... ahem holding your toilet paper.

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3D Printing Cool Thing #14: Lifting Platform

Here is a fully assembled lifting platform. Printed in full. No need to fiddle with a bunch of details. The adjustable height can be used to lift or support an object of acceptable weight.

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3D Printing Cool Thing #15: Plant Drinker

Are indoor plants a victim of neglect? FORGET ABOUT IT. Print out this simple automatic plant drinker and your conscience will be clear.

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3D Printing Cool Item #16: earbud holder

We spend a lot of money buying headphones on the go, but we don't protect them enough when we use them. Hide your headphones safely in this 3D printed holder.

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Cool 3D Printing Thing #17: Package Pen

We all know this situation. You trudge home from the supermarket, loaded with bags of groceries. The force of gravity causes plastic to crash into your palms, am I right? ENOUGH. Print these bag handles and forget about chafed palms forever!

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Cool thing for 3D printing #18: tablet stand

There are times when you need to free your hands when using your smart device, such as watching TV shows or cooking recipes. This simple stand supports 7" and larger tablets in both portrait and landscape modes.

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Cool 3D Printing Item #19: Plant Drinker #2

Another horticultural art contraption. It is especially suitable for kitchen plants. The next time you buy fresh herbs for cooking, transplant them into this neat device and they'll stay fresh all week long.

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Cool thing for 3D printing #20: door stop

Tired of everyone slamming doors at home or in the office? Then you need an UNCOMPROMISING door stop. Light weight, child safe, designed for easy installation and easy fabrication on an FDM 3D printer. The creator of the stop also claims that the device can be used to repel zombie attacks, however this version has not been verified.

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3D Printing Cool Item #21: Windshield Scraper

If you want to quickly and easily get rid of snow and ice on your car windshield with this handy scraper. Printed without support, at the end there is a hole for a lace.

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3D Printing Cool Thing #22: Water Hose Control

This special nozzle regulates the water flow in the garden hose, about 2 liters per minute. It’s great if you have water limits set in the height of summer.

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3D Printing Cool Item #23: Modular Wine Rack

Whether you're new to the world of wine or a wine connoisseur, this modular wine rack is the perfect storage solution for your fine drink. bottles of WIRA. It can be expanded (or narrowed) according to your collection by printing only the required number of modules.

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Cool thing for 3D printing #24: Security Whistle

This original design whistle is easy to make and carry. Durable and very loud. How loud? How about 118 decibels? This is more than enough to get people to hear about your emergency.
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3D Printable Cool Thing #25: Apple Headphone Holder

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3D Printable Cool Thing #20131 Holder of an umbrella for a wheelchair

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Cool thing for 3D Press No. 28: Protection for disk

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Twisting thing for 3D printing No. 29: form for Snegov.

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Cool 3D Printable Item #30: Wine Bottle Guard

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Cool thing for 3D printing No. 31: Pocket ashtray

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Cool Press No. 32: Rod holder
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3D Printable Cool Item #33: Apple Remote Stand

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3D Printable Cool Item #34: Key Holder

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Cool thing for 3D printing No. 35: Holder of the cutlery for people with disabilities

3D printed bronze bottle opener

Antler Bottle Opener Bronze / Silver / 3D Printed Plastic

Gold Bottle Opener - 13 For Sale on 1stDibs

Gold Bottle Opener For Sale on 1stDibs

How Much is a Gold Bottle Opener?

Furniture of the 20th Century

Materials: Metal Furniture

Finding the Right Barware for You

Casting on models printed on a 3D printer / Sudo Null IT News

50 Cool Things to 3D Print / Sudo Null IT News

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