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The best 3D printed consumer products
3D printed consumer products have their own category in the 2019 3D Printing Industry Awards.
Be it Invisalign, i.e, 3D printed clear braces or Blamey Saunders’ hearing aids, manufacturers of consumer goods are increasingly turning to 3D printing. The technology has been integrated into many areas, not only to elevate the design of such products but to accelerate and optimize mass production.
The following shows the latest 3D printed consumer goods across fashion, beauty, sports, music and automotive, each suitable for nomination the upcoming 3D Printing Industry Awards. Or, you can select a 3D printed product that has yet to be highlighted.
Clear Aligners being 3D printed via SLA. Photo via Youtube/Align Technologies, Inc.Carbon and Riddell’s SpeedFlex Precision Diamond helmets
Earlier this year, Carbon, the Silicon Valley-based company behind Digital Light Synthesis (DLS) 3D printing technology, unveiled its latest system: the Carbon L1 printer as well as a partnership with American football equipment provider Riddell.
As the first company to work with the L1 printer, Riddell is using the system to 3D print Precision-Fit linings for its SpeedFlex Precision Diamond helmet.
The helmet is designed to absorb impact and provide excellent comfort for the athlete, thus, each lattice, generated by the Carbon Lattice Engine, is made up of over 140,000 individual struts. Also, a full lining for the helmet is composed of seven individually 3D printed parts.
Select players of the NFL used the Riddell SpeedFlex Precision Diamond helmets during the 2018 season. The helmets are commercially available from Riddell on a limited basis at the elite level from $409.99 (varsity) and $324.99 (youth).
The Riddell SpeedFlex Precision Diamond helmet lining with back-lit Precision-Fit lining. Image via Carbon.Also within sports, in November 2018, Callaway Golf Company, a golfing equipment manufacturer, signed a consultancy agreement with GE Additive AddWorks to explore the potential of 3D printing for golfing equipment.
Brad Rice, Callaway Director, R&D Advanced Engineering, explained, “Callaway needs to learn how to use this tool [additive manufacturing] well, because it is inevitable that 3D printing of production parts is going to happen—it is the production method of the future.”
3D printed bicycle frames from Reynold
Last year, Reynolds, a UK manufacturer of bicycle frames and components, began using metal 3D printing technology to develop a range of customizable stainless steel and titanium frame-parts. This is intended to streamline production processes for frame builders in the cycling industry.
For a quote on 3D printed brackets, dropouts, and custom frames, visit the company’s website.
3D printed stainless-steel frame from Reynolds. Photo via Bikeradar/Jack Luke.Chanel’s 3D printed mascara brush
In the fashion industry, last year, Chanel, began mass producing the 3D printed Volume Révolution mascara brush, made in collaboration with Erpro Group.
Said to be the first of its kind, this brush was created using selective laser sintering (SLS), on industrial systems which produced up to 50,000 a day.
3D printing has allowed for microcavities in the core of the brush which holds a larger amount of mascara than previous brushes. Also, the brush’s individual strands feature a granular texture, increasing their surface area and the ability of the mascara to adhere to eyelashes.
At a cost of £28.00, the Volume Révolution mascara brush is available in 3 colors from Chanel and European beauty retailers such as Boots, and Debenhams.
The Volume Révolution mascara brush. Image via Chanel Parfums Beauté.Within bespoke accessories, Narbon, a Spanish 3D printing company, launched a service called 3DMemories, which creates 3D printed ceramic jewelry with ashes from a loved one.
The customer is required to send a portion of ashes in an urn to Narbon’s lab in Madrid. Following this, they are mixed with a variety of materials, including porcelain, and then 3D printed into a piece of jewelry.
The jewelry is then packaged and shipped back to the customer.
Design a custom ring, bracelet, emblem and more here. The price of 3DMemories jewelry is disclosed upon the design request.
Ring, bracelet and necklace stones instilled with the ashes of loved ones. Image via Narbon/3DMemoriesFormlabs and Gillette create custom 3D printed razor handles
In October 2018, Formlabs, a Boston 3D printer developer and manufacturer, partnered with Gillette, the shaving supply and razor brand of Procter and Gamble, to produce custom 3D printed razor handles.
Through this project, the partners are aiming to give consumers razors that best suit their grooming preference, budget, look, color, and style.
The Razor Maker handles are available in 48 3D printed designs sorted into one of three different levels of 3D printing, i.e. partially printed ($19), fully printed ($25), or with a chrome effect ($45). Design and order them at Razor Maker: powered by Gillette.
Additive manufacturing customizes cars with Mini Yours
MINI, a British automotive marque of BMW launched a service early last year which uses 3D printers for the mass-customization of its cars. Using the MINI Yours app, customers can add names and symbols to inserts for their car’s side scuttles or dashboard trims.
The custom-designed components are then 3D printed on-demand by MINI and colored either in “Aspen White”, “Chili Red”, “Jet Black”, “Melting Silver” or “White Silver”. The custom service is available for current MINI 3-door, MINI 5-door, and the MINI convertible cars. In addition, all of the 3D printed parts can be installed by the customers.
MINI customers can personalize their car’s side scuttles and cockpit facia for €145.00, as well as the LED door sills at a cost of €290.00, and LED door projector for €119.00. Get started on the MINI Yours platform here.
MINI Yours was shortlisted for a 2018 3D Printing Industry Award.
MINI also integrated Belgian personalization software provider Twikit’s customization software to provide mass customization services using 3D printing.
MINI Yours Customised products designed by drivers, made by 3D printers. Image via MINI/BMW Group.Carbon and Adidas running shoes
In 2017, Adidas announced a partnership with Carbon for shoes with 3D printed midsoles called the Futurecraft 4D. Last year, the partners unveiled the AlphaEDGE 4D LTD running shoes featuring the midsoles produced using Carbon’s DLS technology.
The Futurecraft 4D midsoles are made of UV-curable resin and polyurethane mixture, arranged in complex lattice structures. An initial batch of shoes with the Futurecraft 4D midsoles was available from $300. A further 5,000 pairs were released later in the year, by which time second-hand prices exceeded $20,000.
Following this, last month, Adidas unveiled a new iteration of its Y-3 4D Runner, also made in collaboration with Carbon.
The latest Y-3 4D Runner is available from £449.00 on the Adidas Y-3 store.
Similarly, Reebok and BASF teamed up to create its first line shoes known as the Liquid Factory. In 2016, a limited run of 300 shoes with 3D printed outsoles was released at $189.50. The shoes were reportedly sold out in a matter of hours. Last year, the partners announced the production of the shoes. The price of the latest Liquid Factory show is yet to be disclosed.
The black/white model of Reebok’s new 3D printed shoes. Photo via Reebok.Staying on footwear, Canadian custom footwear manufacturer Wiivv, and Dr. Scholl’s, a foot care brand owned by the pharmaceutical company Bayer, partnered last month to create customized 3D printed insoles.
Currently, the soles are available in full length and three-quarter sizes. Both sizes are now available to buy for $99.
Wiivv 3D printed insoles. Photo via Wiivv.3D printed biodegradable stationery
Last month, Batch.
Works, a London-based 3D printing service bureau, debuted its collaboration with international stationery store Paperchase to create a collection of 3D printed biodegradable paperclips, pen pots, and ballpoint pens. This selection of stationery is made from bioplastic and included in Paperchase’s Conscious Living collection.
Batch.Works additively manufactured 30,000 pieces of stationery within two months with Ultimaker 3D printers, then used an Epilog Laser system to engrave text on the parts.
Purchase the 3D printed pens from £3.00, 3D printed paper clips at £0.80, and a 3D printed 3-tray pen pot set for £15.00 from Paperchase now.
3D printed biodegradable pens for Paperchase. Photo via Batch.Works.3D printed eye-wear
Recently, MOREL, a French eyewear brand, and INITIAL, a Seynod-based 3D printing service bureau, unveiled a range of glasses with 3D printed frames.
This line of eyewear is made in three different models using polyamide-based nylon and SLS.
The side arms are made of a titanium alloy known as beta-titanium, one of the most common materials used in orthodontics. The glasses weigh 10g.
The glasses are presented in three different colors: Blue, Burgundy, and Black. The price is yet to be disclosed.
MOREL and INITIAL 3D printed glasses. Animation via MOREL.3D printed violins
For the musicians, 3Dvarius, a French manufacturer of 3D printed instruments, released its range of 4 and 5 string violins in October 2018, called The Line. The violins are 3D printed using stereolithography (SLA) and are available for purchase from €1149.00.
3D printed e-commerce service & showerheads
In April 2018, Voodoo Manufacturing, a New York-based 3D printing bureau, launched a new service, Fulfilled by Voodoo (FBV). This service connects directly to e-commerce storefronts in order for businesses to outsource all aspects of manufacturing, including 3D printing, assembly, and shipping.
Through FBV, Zooheads, a brand of Voodoo Manufacturing, is selling its 3D printed animal shower-heads. These shower-heads are 3D printed using FFF in a variety of colors from an eco-friendly PLA in 24-hours.
Purchase a shower-head from $29.95 here. Also, use the Fulfilled by Voodoo on-demand service here.
A 3D printed shower-head. Photo via Zooheads.Don’t forget to nominations for the “Consumer product of the year” as well as other categories for the 2019 3D Printing Industry Awards.
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Featured image shows Clear Aligners being 3D printed via SLA. Photo via Youtube/Align Technologies, Inc.
5 Remarkably Successful Products Made With 3D Printing
3D printing technology and products made with 3D printing are the latest and one of the most exciting developments in modern fabrication.
3D printers have been gaining popularity in the past few years for both personal and industrial uses and has recently earned the attention as an efficient method of production in business environments. But how exactly is this technology being utilized?
Hot filamentCompanies are using 3D printing at various stages of the production cycle, from the initial prototyping stage, through the mass production of products. The reasons for their adoption are many but a few of the most prominent include increased speed, more creativity, and reduced costs.
Let's look at 5 examples of remarkably successful products made with 3D printing. We will look at what each product is, how the company utilized the technology, and what advantages were gained by doing so.
Nike Vapor HyperAgility Cleat
When playing football, lateral acceleration is incredibly important for players in order to react to the changes on the field and to shift the direction of their movement at a moment's notice.
In the same way, that a race car needs to have sensitive brakes, a football player's shoe needs to have enough traction to stop him or her in their tracks.
Using 3D printing, Nike was able to prototype and iterate the design of their Nike Vapor HyperAgility Cleat a significantly higher number of times than they would have if they had used traditional models of prototype manufacturing in order to optimize their shoe. Let's hear from Nike's director of footwear innovation Shane Kohatsu:
In order to create a cleat that minimized slippage on the turf when cutting, 3D printing again allowed us to test, iterate and create shapes not possible with traditional manufacturing processes, which in turn allowed us to push the limits of innovation faster.
This means that they were able to produce a much better shoe and more quickly. The amazing design was just a side effect!
General Electric's jet engines
One of the biggest advantages of 3D printing is constructing products that would be impossible to build using normal techniques.
For example, General Electric has been able to construct working prototypes of jet engines, turbines, fuel nozzles, and other components with intricate parts in miniature.
These products made with 3D printing were later used to test the design viability without using a significant amount of resources in the process. By using digital fabrication, General Electric drastically reduced the amount of time and resources it took to create their highly advanced products.
2000 tons bridge by YLE Engineers
As we've mentioned previously, multiple iterations of prototypes are a distinguishing feature of products made with 3D printing. One great example of how this can be helpful for numerous real world applications is the story of a bridge built in Gdansk, Poland.
3D printed bridge prototypeA Polish engineering company called YLE Engineers used a desktop sized ZMorph multitool 3D printer to create the many variations of the bridge and test its durability until they finally arrived at the design which was implemented successfully.
The final structure measures 125 meters in length, 21 meters in height, and 2000 tons in weight. The bridge was built over a double track railway and features a shipping channel underneath.
Jewelry Replicator by American Pearl
Jewelry Replicator is a service by the company American Pearl with a very particular focus that works specifically with the capabilities of 3D printing. The idea behind the company is to 3D print jewelry that customers have an idea for but no money to fund in a traditional way, or to create jewelry that is lost or doesn't exist anymore except in photos or drawings.
Source: American PearlBy 3D printing these items, the company puts creative control much more in the hands of the customer. In an industry where creativity is highly restricted by a number of resources for precious materials and the time and energy of highly skilled craftspeople, 3D printing fills a very important niche.
Volvo construction equipment prototyping
Lastly, Volvo has used 3D printing technology to completely retool the design for their construction equipment and engine design with prototypes and products made with 3D printing.
To give a monetary comparison, Volvo's original estimate for their tooling project for creating articulated haulers was around $9,090. After reconsidering their options and estimating projections using 3D printing technology, the cost dropped down to $909. In terms of time, they cut down prototyping time from 20 weeks to 2 weeks. This kind of resource saving will mean that retooling large engines and producing new models of their products will not only be more cost effective but exponentially faster.
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The future of products made with 3D Printing
The possibilities for 3D printing are increasing daily and they only seem like they will continue to grow as the technology continues to develop. As a tool for digital fabrication and production, 3D printing is becoming more and more useful at all stages of development, from the increased capability to prototype designs, to the rapid manufacturing of pieces that are ready to scale.
Especially multitool 3D printers, such as the ZMorph machine that the Polish engineers used to iterate the bridge, are a great asset for production-oriented businesses. Even more possibilities like laser cutting and engraving are on the table, and with them comes an increased efficiency as the design process is streamlined through new and exciting technology.
The companies described in this article gained with every product made with 3D printing. Nike was able to prototype their cleat more effectively because they could quickly create and test, create and test, leading to a more optimized final result. GE was enabled to test prototypes that would otherwise be very expensive and time-consuming and thus speed up their product creation timeline. YLE engineers fine-tuned their bridge model and were able to work out any potential problems on a small scale before construction. 3D printing opened up an entirely new niche for American Jewelry Replicator, differentiating them from their competition.
Lastly, Volvo also significantly cut down their costs and timeline for prototyping.
With these significant advantages, it is worth considering how products made with 3D printing may be able to help your business.
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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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3D Printing Cool Thing #2: Power Outlet Shelf
Attach a shelf to your power 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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3D Printable Cool 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 parts: 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 the application of force, for example, when 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 hue, 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: lift platform
Here is a fully assembled lift 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
Houseplants fallen victim to 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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3D Printing Cool 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 flow of water 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 or a connoisseur in the world of wine, 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: whistle for protection
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 Thing: Cool Thing #20016 Holder of an umbrella for a wheelchair
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28: Protection for disk
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Cool thing for 3D printing No. 29: Form for Snegles
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Cool 3D Printable Item #30: Wine Bottle Protector
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Cool thing for 3D printing No. 31: Pocket ashtray
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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
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Current Passing No. 36: Cover wine bottle
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Cool thing for 3D printing #37: Paper cup holder
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Cool thing for 3D printing No. 38: Case for blades
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Cool thing for 3D printing No. 39: Holder for a children's bottle 9000 from MyMiniFactory
3D Printable Cool Item #40: Towel Rack
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3D Printable Cool Item #41: Holder for a glass
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Cool thing for 3D Press No. 42: Holder for a phone in the shower
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Twisting thing for 3D printing No. 43: Holder No. 43: Holder No. 43: for beer glasses
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Cool thing for 3D printing #44: MacBook Pro stand
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Cool thing for 3D printing No. 45: Protection for SD-Cart
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Cool thing No. 46: BATERIOUS 9000
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3D Printable Cool Item #47: Ice Cream Cone Holder
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Printable Cool Item #40016 shower set
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Cool Spring No. 49: Evacal separator
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Cool Press No. 50 for 3D:
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50 3D Printing Ideas
It looks like we're about to start drowning in useless stuff made for 3D printing projects. But you can do something that will really be useful! If you're running out of ideas, here's a list of 50 3D printable items you're unlikely to throw away.
Bag clip with screw cap
Now the bag clip will have a new feature - a hole with a lid for quick access, as in the photo. This clip is easy to print and convenient to use. Strange that no one thought of this before.
Author: Minkix
Where to download: Thingiverse
Modular furniture connector
This connector allows you to quickly assemble modular furniture.
The default model is designed for 17×17 mm wood, but the size and material can be changed to suit your needs using a parametric file for customization.
Author: LeFabShop
Where to download: Cults
Sealant cap
No more throwing open sealant tubes away. The screw cap for the nozzle presses the o-ring tightly against the body of the tube and closes the access of air to the solvents inside.
Author: The-Mechanic
Where to download: Thingiverse
Laptop niche
Now the laptop will always be at hand, but hidden from prying eyes in a special niche that is attached to the bottom of any coffee table.
Author: Too Snide
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Phone holder - Candice
Elegant and simple, perhaps the easiest thing you can print on a 3D printer.
Author: Clem.C2
Where to download: Cults
Polypanels
The idea for Polypanels came from Devin Montes.
A polypanel is a series of three-dimensional building blocks. The individual elements of a Polypanel look simple, but if you print a lot of them and different types, you can create all sorts of complex designs. Something like LEGO where you can design each brick.
Author: MakeAnything
Where to download: MyMiniFactory
Clothes hook
This clothes hook is designed as an E3D attachment and can be printed enough times to fit all your clothes.
Author: Filar3D
Where to download: Cults
Plant Pot
This anatomical brain flower pot is easier to print than it looks, creator DrFemPop says. For assembly, it is only necessary to glue the parts after printing. It turns out an original house for plants.
Author: DrFemPop
Where to download: Cults
Door Holder
This is a simple solution for holding a door. Double-sided adhesive tape is sufficient for surface mounting.
Author: Akiraraiser
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Piggy bank
A simple piggy bank for beginners, no complicated settings.
Author: lecaramel
Where to download: Thingiverse
Cable ties
This tie is perhaps the simplest and most ingenious of all devices. Clips are printed as a whole sheet at once, and then the required amount can be cut off from it.
Author: Sunshine
Where to download: Cults
Roller ruler
An indispensable device if you need to measure the length of something non-linear: a piece of rope, a curved line, a perimeter with bends, etc. The ruler is called Geneva and has step 5 mm.
Author: MechEngineerMike
Where to download: Thingiverse
Tongs
This small solid piece of plastic can replace your pliers/pliers. These forceps take the force to the handles and redistribute it at the end of the grip. It's definitely pliers. Just smarter.
Author: BYU CMR
Where to download: Thingiverse
Cylindrical textured box
Beautiful tube from Syboulette decorated with hexagons.
Well suited as a kitchen utensil for storing oatmeal, rice and other crumbly substances.
Author: Syboulette
Where to download: Cults
Door Stop
This stop is modeled after the Guyer Anderson cat statue in the British Museum. The design is hollow, which allows you to fill the limiter with something for additional weight.
Author: Duaneindeed
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Plague Doctor Mask
Not exactly the most useful item on the list since bubonic plague is a thing of the past. But a mask can come in handy, for example, when you need to clean up after your pet. And you can also go to the carnival in it.
Author: Odrivious
Download: Cults
Universal Spool Holder
This adjustable spool holder uses a spring and an adjustable rewind clutch. It's the perfect place to store those pesky wires.
Who made it: Vincent Goenhuis
Where to download: Thingiverse
Sturdy waterproof box
This tight-fitting box will keep things from getting wet.
Print it in PLA or PETG, add a flexible TPU seal and M3 screws for the spring hinge, and you're done.
Author: ZX82
Where to download: Cults
Dice
This dice is suitable for flat 3D printing and has a face size of 16mm.
Author: Devin Montes (MakeAnything)
Where to download: MyMiniFactory
Collapsible Coat Rack
Really cool coat rack. That's all there is to say about her.
Author: Komaru
Where to download: Thingiverse
Business Card Holder
Perfect for showing off your new business cards to your Wall Street friends. What could be more delightful than this Zippo card holder with flip-top lid.
Author: PentlandDesigns
Where to download: Cults
Pencil and pen holder
Iceberg or melting beehive? Be that as it may, this is a handy pen and pencil holder that is cheaper to print than to buy.
Author: BeeVeryCreative
Where to download: Cults
Groovi Monster Audio Amplifier
This is a passive smartphone audio amplifier that looks stylish and does the job well.
It's called Groovi Monster for a reason.
Author: 3DShook
Where to download: Cults
Cup holder
Can be used not only as a cup holder, but also as a coaster for hot dishes. The dimensions of the template are easily adjusted to suit any size cookware.
Author: jmdbcool
Where to download: Thingiverse
Clamp
Designed to hold different materials, including the ends of the wire in the coil. Also great as a clothespin replacement.
Author: Med
Where to download: Cults
Pencil Box
Suitable for storing all your desk trivia and trinkets (memory cards, rubber bands, pencils, paper clips, etc.).
Author: Monkey3D
Where to download: Cults
Headphone holder
This is a duck. Yes, you can hang headphones on it.
Author: Toshi_TNE
Download: Thingiverse
Polyhedral Succulent Pot
Unusual geometric pots for your growing succulent collection.
These small pots can be configured to be connected together.
Author: PrintFutura
Where to download: Cults
Survival whistle
This is a survival whistle with original design. It is durable, easy to make and very loud (118 dB is more than enough to be heard in an emergency).
Author: Joe Zisa
Where to download: Thingiverse
Measuring cube
A simple and original measuring cube for the kitchen. On each side there are recesses for measuring the volume of ingredients (in cups - according to the American system, and in metric units for everyone else). It is best to print with PETG material, it is the safest for products.
Author: iomaa
Download: Thingiverse
Hinge
This is a parametric hinge that can be sized to fit your needs.
Written by Rohin Gosling
Download: Thingiverse
Car Eyeglass Holder
Attaches to your car's sun visor.
Glasses will always be at hand.
Author: Trevor Long
Download: Thingiverse
Opener
The simplest things are usually the most useful. Convenient and easy to print opener. Covers the sharp edges of the cork as much as possible, protecting you from injury.
Author: Jeremy Peterson
Download: Thingiverse
Superhero Keychains
Sometimes you need to remind yourself of your hidden superpowers. Stylish and cool keyrings are well suited as a small gift.
Author: Formbyte
Where to download: Cults
Headphone stand
Will be useful for music lovers and gamers who use headphones a lot and often. After all, now they will no longer roll around anywhere.
Author: MakerBot
Download: Thingiverse
Bag Clip
The model consists of two printed parts. Allows you to keep packages closed and keep food fresh longer.
Author: Walter Hsiao
Download: Thingiverse
Plastic wrench
Handy wrench, but don't choose soft plastic to make it.
Author: Daniel Noree
Where to download: Cults
Sliding Decal
No more worrying about whether cups are clean or dirty right now in the dishwasher! With the help of a special mechanism, the slider easily changes the inscription on the plate.
Who made it: MiddleFingerBoss
Download: Thingiverse
Collapsible basket
Cool picnic item. A folding square basket with five sections is printed from several parts and then glued together. For product safety, it is recommended to use PETG plastic.
Author: PatternToPrint
Where to download: Cults
Self-watering plant pot
Houseplants are dying from your forgetfulness? This will not happen again! This pot will water them by itself, and your conscience will be clear.
Author: Parallel Goods
Where to download: Cults
Maze Gift Box
Cash is not the most original gift. But if you present them in such a gift box, your friend will surely like it.
The lucky recipient will have to work hard to get to the prize, because there is only one right way.
Author: Robert
Download: Thingiverse
Wired headphone holder
The headphones will now be protected from tangles and breakage.
Author: Robert
Where to download: Thingiverse
Tube Squeezer
Helps squeeze out the contents of the tube to the last drop. Wide enough to fit most tubes on the market. Printed in three separate parts.
Author: Justin Otten
Where to download: Thingiverse
Webcam Shutter
The best thing for the paranoid and just for those who are uncomfortable being under the gun of a webcam. Instead of sticking tape or sticky tape over the lens, attach a slider shutter to the body and open it when you need a video call.
Author: Horizon Lab
Where to download: Cults
Hexagonal Prefabricated Drawers
Useful to free the table from the noodles of cables, wires and just every little thing.
The design can be easily expanded if necessary.
Author: Dan O'Connell
Where to download: Cults
Wall Mounted Phone Shelf
Attach the shelf to a power outlet and place your phone on it while charging. The model also has a corner slot that holds your smartphone or tablet upright for watching videos.
Author: Tosh Sayama
Where to download: Cults
Card Shuffle Machine
Awesome item for poker lovers. This device will help to shuffle the cards and deal them during the game.
Author: LarsRb
Where to download: MyMiniFactory
Box with a secret lock
Box for storing things in a place inaccessible to prying eyes with a secret multi-stage opening mechanism.
Author: 3DPrintingWorld
Where to download: Thingiverse
Digital Sundial
Yes, your eyes don't deceive you. This is a digital sundial and it really works. They are designed to pass only the right beams at the right time and at the right angle to display the actual time in 20-minute intervals.
