Top Ten 3D Printing Easter Ideas From MyMiniFactory!
- Sammy.
- Apr 8, 2018
- 3 min read
We love holidays here at SelfCAD HQ and we have put together our top 10 favorite free 3D objects which from our partner, MyMinifactory.
Print one of these yourself or give your first 3D printed gift. If you still didn't find what you're looking for, Click MyMiniFactory's inside the SelfCAD Editor and search "Easter" from the 40,000 object 3D Library.
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"At standard scale he dispenser measures 150mm x 105mmx 35mm and will take mini chocolate Easter Eggs measuring up to 28mm x 22mm (The channel at standard size measures 30mm x 23.5mm allowing 1.5 to 2mm rolling clearance). If you have a large enough build plate the design can be scaled up uniformly to accept larger Easter Eggs. TIP: Please measure the Easter Eggs to be dispensed 'before' printing to ensure they will roll freely in the internal channel. If not, scale up to suit (Calculate the increase required including allowing for rolling clearance)."
"Make sure you roll your Easter Eggs in sideways so they roll through the internal channel. You may need to hold the first egg in (bottom egg) during loading otherwise following eggs being loaded may have enough momentum to knock the previously loaded eggs out (i.e. dispense them all at once)."
"After posting the Spring Bunny model I got a request to make it into an egg holder. As it happens I was just in process of modeling a wicker basket and experimenting with 3D printed grass, so I decided to implement them to create this egg holder.
"Everything is printed and support free, the grass part is takes a long time (8 hours for me) but is still faster than growing it! In fact that's where the idea came from, I wanted to do another Easter release but in time before Easter. Since there's still no grass outside here, 3D printing offered a solution to this problem. However I have also included a base if you want to try growing your own easter grass on it instead."
"A decorative 3D easter egg perfect to put a candle in. Print it several times in different colours and enjoy it on a shelf.
This could be a cool object to upload to Facebook."
"Easter will be here sooner, and it can be celebrated in style with these Rooster Teeth themed eggs."
"A support free 3D model. The front paws are at a 30-degree angle - please pay attention to cooling. Also, if scaling down, it's recommended to reduce the layer height."
"NB! Wood filament is prone to stringing. And it is hard to put the settings right. Please try our "Ears" test file first before printing the full model. If there is excessive stringing, we would recommend not to print it in wood as missing layers may occur at the very end of the print."
"Easter Egg Holder Bunnies are fun prints that add a unique, decorative and fun dimension to your Easter Eggs."
"Easter Eggs are all a similar shape but different manufacturers Eggs vary quite a lot. The Easter Egg Holder Bunnies can be scaled to suit almost any Easter Egg. Scaling is simple... just choose the .stl closest in size to your egg/s. Two have been provided but both are the same width to keep the print time / filament usage down (otherwise big ones become a big / long print). When scaling it is important to scale uniformly to preserve the internal shaping so the egg in place."
"Simple, colorful, enjoyable, decorative 3D Egg.
"Could be used for Easter to decorate or just used as a decoration around that season (or any). Check the printing and slicing settings and more details."
"Don't know how to close the bags of knick-knacks or that special gift, that's why you put an ugly tie and have been sad all morning thinking about that..."
"Wrong! Print these Easter bunnies so that it is original. You can choose between four models, or print the four and surprise us with some cool make :-)
Check out all the Easter impressions we have prepared!"
"Easter Island themed rubber ducks"
I made this bunny inspired by a sketch from a friend of mine, it's a quick easy support free 3D print and nice for testing different kinds of filaments, as I did myself. Scales down to very small size as well!
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