After years of printing things someone else designed. This is the first thing that I designed and printed myself.
After years of printing things someone else designed. This is the first thing that I designed and printed myself.
I spent a couple hours learning FreeCAD and designed this pen holder for my spouse. They were super happy with it. If people want I can provide the CAD and STL files.
https://www.printables.com/model/610016-mickey-mouse-pen-holder
The Disney police about to do a reinactment of the Monsters Inc 2319 scene on your house.
(Seriously, though, fuck intellectual property and congrats on your entry into the world of model design!)
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Well done! I'd love to have the files
Thank you! Here are the files: https://www.printables.com/model/610016-mickey-mouse-pen-holder
I got my son the first 3d printer in our entire family - last week. I have already borrowed it to make several things from scratch. TinkerCad is amazing for that.
I am genuinely surprised that you spent "years" before taking this step. Not even making any adjustments to stuff you downloaded?
For the past 8 years I have primarily printed things I found online for D&D and whatever was useful without modifying it, except for scaling of course. Anything more intimidated me because that was getting into an artistic realm that is way outside of my comfort zone. But recently I have been doing a lot of retrospective analysis and decided that I am not going to let my comfort zone limit me anymore.
Nice! The first design is always a big step!
Are you having space for magnets in there?
If you'd like I'd suggest to put the files in printables.com, that way everyone can profit and remix your designs!
Yep. I have some 18mm neodymium magnets so I made four little pockets for in the back and hot glued them in.
Congrats! I remember that feeling when I finally created a model myself.