About 1000 small magnets implemented in a fully funcional magnetic board for 5-6 players. Every number token and robber clicks in place with magnets. Even the harbor pieces and card tray are held in place by magnets in the lid so they dont fall
Out.
Love the end result!
Hi everyone,
We've been building LocalMesh for the past few weeks, and the beta just opened.
Short version: one photo goes in, and you get a 3D Gaussian splat (~60s on a 5090, ~2min on a 4060 laptop), then a textured mesh** (UV-unwrapped, photo reprojected, AO, normal map) exported as GLB/PLY/OBJ.
Everything runs locally. No upload, no queue, no credits. Turn off your Wi-Fi, it still works.
The mesh part is the bit we're proud of. Poisson reconstruction on gaussian centers drapes a tarp over your object: a Poisson solver has to close every surface, and can never say "I can see through here".
So instead: 60 virtual cameras on a golden-angle sphere, gsplat renders depth for each, every ray carves out the empty space it travels through, and the 60 depth maps fuse into a 768³ TSDF volume. Carving instead of guessing. (gs2mesh principle, written from scratch.)
Other things you might enjoy:
- It runs on 8 GB cards. The entire conversion (splat rendering, TSDF fusion, decimation, atlas bake) stays under 7.3 GB of VRAM, so a 4060 laptop finishes the exact same job as a 5090, just slower.
- No CUDA toolkit, no Visual Studio, no Python, no admin rights on the client. We ship a fat gsplat wheel with precompiled kernels, RTX 20 to 50.
Limits, upfront: one photo means the back of the object is invented, not measured. Windows + NVIDIA 8 GB only. No Authenticode cert yet, so SmartScreen will grumble on first launch.
7 days free, no card to start, then $39 once, no subscription, because there's no cloud to pay for: https://local-mesh.com
Break it and tell us, that's what the beta is for.
Happy to answer anything about the pipeline in the comments.
New K1C. Fourth print had heavy stringing, Fifth stopped extruding partway through. Clicking, then nothing.
Tried: 240°C retract/extrude, removed the extruder and cleared stuck filament, cleaning needle passed freely through the nozzle. After reassembly it ticked but wouldn't feed. Tested the extruder off the printer — turned the gears by hand with a short piece of filament and it gripped and fed fine. Mounted back on the printer, ticking again. Never fed properly after that.
Room has no AC and I ran it fully enclosed.
Amazon sent a replacement, still boxed. Trying to decide whether to open it or refund and get an A1.
Modeling the cast of IT Crowd as a present to my son for his birthday. 🎁
Not necessarily the biggest breakthrough.Somthing underrated?
It could be a relatively small development that has made a huge difference to performance, manufacturing, sustainability or cost.
What's something you've come across recently that made you think:
"That's actually pretty clever."
Would be great to hear some examples from people working across different parts of the materials industry.
Part of the appeal of owning music on vinyl is being able to enjoy the album artwork. With this 3D model, you can put the album artwork on display while listening the to the album. Here is the link on MakerWorld if you have access to a 3D printer.
Hi 3D printeurs!
I am on a mission to design the best 3D printable bracelets on the internet. Here is my first submission. I would love your opinions! My design criteria were:
Print-in-place.
No supports required.
Easy to attach/detach.
Reasonably strong.
Yank-to-detach in case of emergency.
Looks good.
Not bulky.
If you find this model pleasing please let me know. Also, if you disagree with my design criteria I would love to hear your thoughts.
I designed this model using a 0.2mm nozzle and I doubt that a 0.4mm nozzle will print well. My model was printed in PLA. The 19-link model fits my 6.75" wrist comfortably, I can't yet suggest which size will fit other wrist sizes. This print took 2 hours and used <10 grams of filament! Download it under Creative Commons-Public Domain here: https://www.printables.com/model/1812212-bracelet-print-in-place-snap-fit
all print in FDM on bambu A1
2 servo motors
Leds
ESP32
Remote controle IR
Can anyone help me create this model or create this model for me please
Hey zusammen! 👋
Ich habe gerade meinen Feuerspuckenden Flexi T-Rex Schlüsselanhänger fertiggestellt und wollte ihn gerne mit euch teilen! 🦖🔥
✨ Beweglicher Flexi T-Rex
🔥 Cooles Feuerspuck-Design
🔑 Als Schlüsselanhänger oder Taschenanhänger verwendbar
🖨️ Für den 3D-Druck entwickelt
Wenn ihr Lust habt, ihn auszuprobieren oder auszudrucken, findet ihr das Modell hier:
MakerWorld – Fire-Breathing Flexi Rex Keychain
Ich würde mich sehr freuen, wenn jemand ihn ausprobiert und vielleicht ein Foto von seinem Druck teilt! 😊🦖🔥
Not a 3D print as such but a bit of a hack to revive old and brittle filament with an easy DIY filament dryer.
Let me know how you go with this hack 8-)
A few days ago I noticed that there's an ongoing contest on Printables for Geared Spinners, so I got inspired and created CLIPGEAR!
CLIPGEAR is an infinitely^(1) expandable, modular gear system. Snap the bases together, clip the gears on, and build your own complex contraptions - or simply use it as a fidget!
Check it out on Printables here.
Suggestions and requests are very welcome!
^(1. Physics will likely challenge the "infinitely" argument.)
I got a 3D model of a Racetrack with surroundings from makerworld, but because i dont have a multimaterial printer i wanted to seperate the racetrack from the surroundings and print it seperatly. How should i do that?
Kit Card: Parasaurolophus Dinosaur Kit Card
Collection: DinoCards
Check it out on maker’s world :)
[Gear Generator](https://makerworld.com/models/3143184?appSharePlatform=copy)