#3d filaments

[kevinbradleysstuff]

3D printing is an innovative and imaginative method for producing objects based on your ideas. It has gained significant popularity and is applied to create everyday items such as toys, furniture, kitchen utensils, and musical instruments, along with more unique items like medical devices and automotive components.

[dangerous-ladies]

By now, you probably know that 3D printed cosplay props are made from plastic, which produces quite a bit of waste. So, if you are an environmentally conscious cosplayer, it's only fair to ask what steps Dangerous Ladies is taking as a business to cut down on plastic waste, and what materials we are choosing in order to lessen our impact on the environment.

Here at Dangerous Ladies, we primarily print with Polylactic Acid (PLA) filament. PLA is a thermoplastic polyester that is derived from renewable resources. In our case, eSun PLA+ (our preferred filament) is manufactured with corn starch! This means it is biodegradable and recyclable.

You read that right. PLA is recyclable… but it has a catch!

Take a look at our blog on sustainability and cosplay on our website!

[residentcelery]

A reminder that sometimes, you can create the thing and it might be easier than you expect.

[finrays]

CinderWing’s new Axolotl Dragon!!!!

Or should I say…

AxoGLOWtl?

Done at 100% scale in Tronxy Rainbow Glow filament.

Surprisingly not the only axolotl-dragon model I have on my hard drive! She’s gonna have a femme girlfriend in about two hours :)

[madisans-oregano]

THEY ARE IN THE 3RD DIMENSION >:D I 3D printed Kris from Deltarune!

[solradguy]

I am very aware of the comical situation I've ended up in where I've both spent an absurd amount of money on a custom red leather jacket and how I have become "guy that makes absurd weapons using technology that borders on insane magic." I know. Daisuke Ishiwatari lovingly hand carved this niche within which I have crawled and made my home

[the-island-and-the-dream]

this thing hasnt had a single thought in its entire goddamn life (appreciative)

[dar-k-stuff]

And here's the finished product!

wanted to try my hand at some Industrial details, I am obsessed with Caution stripes

[measuredandslow]

[pippatis]

And with this, my Beheaded is complete, for now. Maybe I'll make some accessories someday... Sure is a good thing I just had these colors sitting around <<

This also marks the return of the Pure Vessel and figure bundle to my shop! Once again, I will try my best to keep them up for the month of December, just in case you want them for the holidays!

[kels-arts]

I don’t do ads for free so I won’t mention which 3D pen but this flower sculpture is coming along so nicely for my first try.

I should have another update on this project tomorrow when i finish the purple petals and stems on the inside.

[ur-local-neighborhood-scene-kid]

I have been 3d printing nothing but organizer shelves for my collections lol. I really like being able to see my collections instead of them just sitting in drawers. It’s like a really big version of that cardboard lps pet hotel thing. Look at them sitting in their little cubbies :3

[mads-is-tired]

i'm trying to 3d print a totoro dice tower i found on thingyverse but my printer keeps failing aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[finrays]

Said first glow in the dark dragon!!! She’s the Coral Reef Dragon by CinderWing3D in Polymaker Luminous Rainbow :)

I’m doing two more smaller glowy dragons, and then swapping to the 0.2 mm nozzle and trying out a Beta miniature meant for tabletop… we’ll see how she comes out!

[ivrdude24]

3D printed a Kalediocycle from Printables and it took 2 hours

[helixol]

having a local public library is great. what do you mean i can just ask someone to teach me embroidery and they have publicly available machines i can just USE as long as i reserve timeslot and have a library card. and 3d printers. and soldering. and like 10 other niche things id have to invest a lot of money in if i wanted to do it alone.