r/3D_Printing

I wanted to test how far the current AI image-to-3D workflow can go for 3D printing.
First, I generated the character concept with ChatGPT, then converted it into a 3D model using an AI 3D generator.

After that, I cleaned up the model, split it into separate parts, and added simple joints/connectors in Maya to make the figure easier to assemble after printing.

Still not perfect, but honestly the result surprised me. For a test workflow, this feels really promising.

Hi need help I’ve made this Charmander but I cannot remove the connection lines, Ive tried all sorts and and have spent a lot of time already. Any1 have any suggestions on how I can eliminate them? Im in the UK so UK product suggestions would be helpful. If not I will just paint it, its for a scarecrow trail so doesn’t have to be mint.

Ive tried sanding, filler, primer, electrical sanders and mini grinders.

Hi everyone!

I'm currently working on my very first 3D model - a portable power station designed for four 20Ah cells. The plan is for it to deliver around 256W of output.

I immediately decided against making a simple box because I really enjoy good-looking industrial design, so I came up with this concept instead.

I've never done 3D modeling before. After watching a few YouTube tutorials, this is what I managed to create.

I'd really appreciate any constructive criticism, suggestions, or just your honest opinion. I'm here to learn, so don't hold back!

After making metal sonic i had to try making a Mecha Sonic especially after reading Scrapnik island.

What do you think is needed to make him better?

(I'm still designing the arms and legs)

https://makerworld.com/models/3012897

Been annoyed for ages by the strips of light that come in at the sides of blackout roller blinds. The fabric just hangs next to the wall with nothing holding it flush, so I designed these side guides to fix it.

They press the fabric edge flat against the wall while letting the blind roll up and down completely freely. Went through a few iterations to get the grip tension right but really happy with where they landed.

Print details:

- This version is optimised for 2 nozzle dual extrusion printers.

- A NO AMS single extrusion version is currently in development

- PETG

- Fits most standard outside-mounted roller blinds

Files are live on Thangs now. Launching at $4.99 for the first 24 hours, then going up to $5.99, link in comments.

Happy to answer any questions on settings, sizing or the design process.

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What do you think?

This was a fun project. Let me know what you think! The model is available on makerworld: https://makerworld.com/nl/models/3011283

Because the last post got deleted for ai images (yeah I know it wasn’t that smart) also is just a tool get over it, anyway I’m uploading again my free model

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3006039-miniature-suitcase-luggage-tags-nfc-enabled#profileId-3375826

It’s a fun concept, I know that NFC isn’t exactly safe to scan especially in an airport act but is a good use case for that kind of tech, the same logic applies to any QR code (or anything really you scan, copy or click without knowing exactly how it’s working or where it redirects you)

Anyway, a lot of you guys criticize hard my design and the use case and the images that I originally uploaded. I really appreciate the feedback and the concerns about its safety etc, but over all it’s a fun concept project, I’m glad that I made it and share it for free with the community.

Create. Don’t hate.

Love you all, happy printing!

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