3d printed ornaments diy

Transform your tree with 3D-printed Christmas magic! From intricate snowflakes to stunning baubles, these designs add a touch of individuality. Skip the store-bought, print your own, and spark conversations about your unique, festive creations. Learn More! #3DPrinting #HolidayDecor #DIYOrnaments

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

Customizable 3D Printed Stocking Ornament: I wanted to have some fun with customizable / personalizable ornaments and came up with a simple 3D printed stocking ornament with knit detail. You can leave it blank or put your name on the top of the stocking. The color change is simple as it's do…

Why not save yourself some cash this Christmas and 3D print some festive adornments for your home?

Here we have curated a gallery of some of our favourite 3D printed Christmas ornaments culled from Thingiverse, Instructables, Shapeways, and the internet in general. While all of them display ingenious design, there are definitely a few hilarious ones to enjoy too.

So, I may have gotten a little obsessed with printing snowflake ornaments. But they were so quick and easy to print in white filament , tha...

How to Make a 3D Printed 6 Pointed Snowflake: I made a six pointed 3D printed snowflake a while ago when I was making ornaments, but I thought I would talk about how to easily design your own 6 pointed snowflake. All you need to do is design one point and follow these steps to have a perfect sn…

Two Christmas ornaments designed to be difficult prints

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…