When you have a 3D printer, everything looks like it should be printed.
This is a collection of objects that I’ve created, using
DesignSpark Mechanical
exclusively for the constructive solid geometry.
I feel grateful to have learned how to do this, and have posted
a few short video tutorials about how to do this. Maybe they
can help you.
Hints
- Mobile: pinch to zoom, one finger to rotate, two fingers simultaneously to reposition
- Desktop: mouse wheel to zoom, left-click to rotate, right-click to reposition
Pencil Holder
Espresso Tamper Model 2
Espresso Tamper Model 1
Plant Drainage Stand
Shotglass
Knife Sharpener Holder
Knife Magnet Holder
Gas Burner Socket
Funnel
Green Onion Bucket
Spice Shredder
I will add models to this page as I make them, and there are other models in
my collection that I need to find and upload, which I will do in time.
Feel free to reuse the STL Viewer Javascript code in index.js,
but please take some time to understand how it works, too.
My first opportunity to use a 3D printer was during my time at a Berlin startup in
2015. It was a 1200€ Craftbot that we bought for the engineering department
prototyping lab.
At the moment, I use a Creality Ender 3, which I purchased for 200€
in late 2018. It easily performs as well as the Craftbot! The low
end is the high end now and the barrier to entry is essentially
zero.