3d printed ornament

Shapeways release their 2015 holiday gift guide, featuring hundreds of 3D printed presents for your loved ones. These are our top choices.

A fun, elegant, and quick print for Christmas based on traditional finial designs. YAY! It's DONE!New: Photo of the ornament printed in glow in t

The Happy Christmas is coming! Now you must plan to how to decorate your house for Christmas. Through the 3D print, you can make the Christmas decoration

How technologically advanced are your Christmas ornaments? Seems like an odd question but 3-D printers are becoming mainstream. These expensive printers have lo…

This We Wish You A Merry Christmas Tree Decor designed, modeled in 3D and offered for sale on the market as a 3D Stl File, with its fine details, striking appearance, and durable structure, it will be a fantastic choice for your home, office or you can give it as a gift to someone you love. The STL file for 3D printing is ready to print and the 3D file is available as a digital file for your convenience. How do I download my STL files? After purchase, you will download a drive file (which…

A fancy new design we codename "the sucker" for our 3D Christmas Tree Bulb Ornament collection.This one will surely catch some eyes, given how challenging of a print this one is to make, even for us! We model all of our products in house in a small team! Works great on Resin Printers! Especially 4k Also included a 2 part file for easier printing, you can print it flat side down in two halves and glue it together, should work without supports as well!

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**What could be more fun than 3D printing your own Christmas decorations?** This Christmas Tree ornament is an easy-to-print and elegant model to help you deco

This post is sponsored by HP® Sprout I have a weakness for cute collectibles from the thrift store. I've had these sweet kissing angels for a while now, and they have yet to find the

I was asked to design a Christmas ornament candy dish. This is what I came up with. This was printed with a .8mm nozzle at .4mm layer height. 15% Infill seems to be work well. I have one printed with 0 infill and the top is very weak. The crown isn't the best design but with my extremely limited design knowledge I think it came out pretty well. For the holes to put the clip in, I used a soldering iron to melt the main dish. You can use a drill as well. Put the crown on the lid and mark the 2…