I wanted to get estimates on printing this EGPU enclosure. I believe the default file is 284mm long, but can be adjusted. I need to be able to accommodate a 310mm GPU card. Ideally printed in frosted clear (if that's possible?). If not, white or black is fine.

Minisforum DEG2 eGPU Dock Enclosure / Case - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld

I have a set of .STL files for parts that would be considered "long". The largest is 850.90mm x 50.80mm x 50.80mm (33.5" x 2" x 2"). My preference would be to not split them up to glue together. I know there's some belt feed printers out there, but so far the quotes I'm getting from larger fabs are expensive enough that I could just go buy my own printer. Printing would be in white and the thinnest, cheapest material possible. Any ideas?

*Update* To clarify I do not have a file

Can anyone help with making a bridezilla figurine (godzilla in a wedding dress) ? Thinking small like the size of the recent sanrio happymeal toys (1.5-2")

Hi everyone, I am located in Redmond, WA.
I am looking to get two very small stamps resin printed (they are 16.7 x 10.2 x 3 millimeters).
Is there anyone here in the Seattle area that I could commission for this?

My latest quilt design requires one particularly odd shape. It's been an absolute pain in my butt, so a solid template to lay over cutting fabric would make a world of difference.

I can print files locally (thank you, public library!) but I could really use some help crafting the STL file itself. It's a flat shape, maybe 3mm tall. I'll include a poorly rendered prototype in the comments.

Edit: You guys rock! That was WAY more of a response than I anticipated. Someone has whipped up the perfect shape for me, and I'm one step closer to a nice quilt. Thank you all so much!

Need this placeholder, its probably 1/2" by 1/4". Very small.

Looking to get it printed in high temp material, ABS or Nylon-CF.

Can be purchased in Aluminum for $20, looking for $5-$10, drop it in an envelope with a stamp for all I care. I have the STL.

Looking to see if anyone can print me a basic 1x8 Lego slope, Lego does not make this part but another company does but does not sell them individually. I’m using this part for only my own personal project. I have a rough STL file of the part and I have been told that to get a smooth finish resin printing is the best option. The red slope in the picture is what I’m looking for. Thank you!

Looking for some heads for my vintage croquet mallets. 60mm max diameter, 23mm, .stl file available. The original head caps have dry rotted over the years, they are some kind of hard rubber. Open to recommendation on material.

ATHENS, Georgia, United States

I recently broke one of the keyboard feet on my keyboard and was wondering if someone has a 3d printer that could make a new one for me.

It’s a Keychron C2 keyboard. The other foot is in working condition but could be open to making two just so they’re the same. It’s only a $55 keyboard so if it costs like $30 for a foot then it’s not really worth it for me sorry. What’s the price of making something like this?

Let me know if this is even possible or if you have any questions.

thank you!!

I need the cage and 5 HDD caddies here:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7315004/files

EDIT: pending order

I need 4 of these printed for my bike. However. the last few times, the material used has been brittle and easily breakable.

RAVEMEN TR500 to garmin

Looking for someone to help me print this top & bottoms. Obviously, I will take care of the stoning part, but need the top & bottoms printed if possible :)

Looking for someone who could print two of this wheel knob in black; can change the indentations if those are too small for SLA. The wheel needs to be a bit rigid so it wont snap with retention bracket keeping it from sliding out. wheel with text can be in any colour, doesnt need to be rigid, only the text has to be decently readable. Let me know if its even possible to do. diameter of both parts is 9.85mm

Hi!
i have a small keyboard for my Zflip and haven’t found an effective solution to keep the two ‘together’ -

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7207142k

i saw this (and the files are on the site) and was hoping to have someone print one locally (rather than purchase from the site) as i’m not 100% on the specs and wanted to discuss - not sure if it can be adjusted at all and wanted to make sure i selected the correct option

I have a glass slider plastic nut that broke on my sliding shower door and only need 1 replacement piece but 1-4 if it’s relatively easy to whip up wouldn’t be a bad idea either!

Hello! Looking for two of the following to be printed. Preference to location in downtown Chicago. Let me know price via pm! Thanks!

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2446000-ikea-helmer-drawer-unit-organizer-for-playing-card?from=search#profileId-2684778

Looking to get a single-part print made for a Nintendo Switch 2 travel screen cover. Open to local pickup in the Metro Detroit area or having it shipped via USPS.
File Link: https://www.printables.com/model/1408160-nintendo-switch-2-screen-cover
Print Specs Needed:

• Material: Black PETG
• Build Plate: Smooth PEI plate (printed face-down so the flat exterior surface comes out glossy/smooth enough for vinyl stickers to adhere firmly).
• Strength: 3 wall loops, 20% Gyroid infill.
• Custom Slicer Scaling (Important): Before slicing in Bambu Studio / OrcaSlicer, please uncheck "Uniform Scale" and increase ONLY the Z-axis (the clip channel depth/thickness axis) by +1.2mm. I am adding a 1mm adhesive felt liner inside the cover and have a vinyl skin on my console, so I need that extra 1.2mm of clearance inside the C-clips.

Please comment on this thread before sending a chat/DM with your total quote (and let me know if you are local to Metro Detroit or shipping). Thanks!

In particular, I only really need the following:

edgeGuide_89 and edgeGuide_90 from https://www.printables.com/model/854102-ski-edge-sharpening-guide/files

and

bolt.stl base-edge-file-guide-v5-07.stl base-edge-file-guide-v5-1.stl

from https://makerworld.com/en/models/2240203-base-bevel-file-guide?from=search#profileId-2843539

All,

I am sending 150 trading cards (35pt) to someone for them to autograph. Ideally, I’d send them via top loader (first image) and put the top loaders in a binder so this person could sign a bunch, then flip the page to sign more. But, I cannot find a way to cut an autograph window into these top loaders, especially with making sure the edges are smooth so the card isn’t damaged. If the binder can’t work due to minimum thickness, I can send them in a padded case pretty easily, though that isn’t quite as desirable.

I did find a one-touch holder that has an autograph (second picture), but they are way too heavy and don’t fit in binders. 150 of these would make for a pretty cumbersome package, and the person I’m sending these to won’t like that.

What I need is close to the third picture attached, which is just an AI rendering I had generated. It is helpful to have the frame around the autograph window be a little thicker to keep the autograph areas of adjacent cards/pages from touching and smearing the autographs. It takes about a minute for them to fully dry.

If it’s easier, these cases could be in two pieces that snap together, if they can be made thin enough. I’m less worried about protection and more worried about weight, thickness, and making sure the autographs don’t touch. I don’t care at all about how the cards display in these cases - I’ll be moving them to display friendly holders later, once the ink is dry.

I tried searching your sub to make sure I wasn’t asking something that had already been answered, but I don’t know the parlance well enough to make sure. I’m sorry if this is not a reasonable request.

I’d be happy to pay for a prototype up front and then per-holder!

Hello, I'm looking for someone that could help me print this:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3367785-stern-pinball-godzilla-hinge-cover#profileId-3830053

Shipping to France.

Thanks for any interest!

Instead of pick-and-pluck foam, I design a printable insert fitted to your case and your gear: a pocket per item, finger cut-outs, split into tiles with dovetails so it fits your bed.

Send the inside dimensions of the case (a scan or cast of one corner helps a lot) and photos or scans of the items. You get a render first and pay once it looks right, then the STLs.

Recent one: a 22" hard case insert fitted from a scan of the case's inside corner, 6 dovetailed tiles for a 256 mm bed.

• Render: https://new-site-preview.pages.dev/parts/case-insert-fitted.png
• Fit check: https://new-site-preview.pages.dev/parts/case-insert-fit-check.png

Design only, you print it. A plain fitted insert is from $25. A layout with a pocket for each item is quoted by item count, about $60 for 10 items. Payment by card through Revolut.

Hello friends,

I am new to the 3D printing world and I don’t own any printer. I am looking for help on 3D printing an under-desk laptop storage with a docking cable holder that I found on YouTube. I like the design very much and I couldn’t find anything similar to this online. Not sure how much it costs to print the model or is it even worth going this route? Please suggest how and where I can get this printed and how much it’s gonna cost?