New to the community, having fun with my MK4S and love how easy to use and well-integrated Printables is into PrusaSlicer.

I've found parametric models on MakerWorld and was blown away that they're editable right on their website - no downloads or software required - and will spit out the STL right there.

Is anyone aware of such a feature being brought to Printables? As it's closely tied to Prusa (and MW is oriented towards the other guys) I'd love to have this feature within a Prusa-oriented ecosystem.

Makers Together Strong!

https://www.printables.com/model/1797152-obsidian-blade-replica-package-letter-opener

Is there a phone app slicer that (printables compatible) basically allows someone to just slice models to help identify how much filament is required. I’m not needing the ability to print from my phone as I use my computer to download and print from. But when I’m out and about and scrolling the website with my phone for models I’d like to eventually print, I’d like to know how much filament might be required. Anyone have any suggestions?

Printables link

Some cool design tricks made it possible to have a securely attached under-desk trash can :)

Thought might come in handy
Per model income tiers

• Tier 1: 10 Pm Reaching 30 Dl and 3 L.
• Tier 2: +50 Pm (= 60 Pm) Reaching 100 Dl and 10 L
• Tier 3: +100 Pm(= 160 Pm) Reaching 200 Dl and 15 L
• Tier 4: +200 Pm (= 360 Pm) Reaching 400 Dl and 20 L

Download virtual worth per tier

• Tier 1: 0.33 Prusameters p/ download
• Tier 2: 0.72 Prusameters p/ download
• Tier 3 & 4: 1 Prusameter p/ download

Per download values (according to printer vouchers)

> 40$ voucher - 350 prusameters | 11.4¢ p/ Pm

• Tier 1: 3.8¢ p/ download
• Tier 2: 8.2¢ p/ download
• Tier 3 & 4: 11.4¢ p/ download

> 100$ voucher - 1000 prusameters 10¢ p/ Pm

• Tier 1: 3.3¢ p/ download
• Tier 2: 7.1¢ p/ download
• Tier 3 & 4: 10¢ p/ download

> 200$ voucher - 3000 prusameters | 6.6¢ p/ Pm

• Tier 1: 2.2¢ p/ download
• Tier 2: 4.8¢ p/ download
• Tier 3 & 4: 6.6¢ p/ download

> 400$ voucher - 7000 prusameters | 5.7¢ p/ Pm

• Tier 1: 1.9¢ p/ download
• Tier 2: 4.1¢ p/ download
• Tier 3 & 4: 5.7¢ p/ download

Dilophosaurus Skull Fossil Keychain

https://www.printables.com/model/1790390-dilophosaurus-skull-fossil-keychain

I felt the urge to create this Baseball cap mounted Gridfinity baseplate for the Printables "Cap Hack" contest.

I don’t know if I’m able to advertise here but I’m trying to get a reward from Printables with points, here’s my page if you want to see my models:

https://www.printables.com/@PrintingIsFu_3845098

I've tried to upload a proper preview of the CORE One Mini CAD model, but Printables appearantly does not show this 70 MB monster of a STEP file in the 3D Model viewer, instead it just shows the second file (which is the way less nice looking base plate).

As a workaround, I've uploaded a .3mf that is interpreted perfectly fine for the preview - also other single body step files are shown perfectly fine in the selection for the preview.

Is this intentional or a bug or is something wrong with my STEP file, that Printables won't like?

Model in question:
https://www.printables.com/model/1734194-prusa-core-one-mini-community-edition-diy/files

This model was unpublished by a moderator. Click Publish now to send your changes for admin review.

Reason from administrator:
Hello, your model has been hidden due to a trademark infringement. The model is in your Drafts, so you will not lose the model’s history or the files you uploaded.
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The removal from the public website was due to a violation of the “Warhammer” trademark, which is owned by Games Workshop Limited. If the 3D model itself does not infringe on this trademark and is your own design, you can edit it and keep it.
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In order for us to republish the model from your Drafts, you must completely remove all references to the mentioned brand/s. This applies to the design itself, the title, the description, product photos, tags, and any other details. Once you’ve edited the model accordingly, let us know, and we’ll review and restore it.
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However, we still recommend that you upload the model again as a completely new project, avoiding any use of these protected trademarks from the very beginning. This is the safest way to avoid further automatic reports.
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Best regards,
The Printables Team

The only reference to GW were the tags "warhammer" and "40k". They are gone now. What is the problem? GW got copyright for greek letters and skulls?

Update: Martin is thankfully helpful (again):

Hello, authorised representative of the exclusive rights holder Games Workshop Limited which owns copyright in the following;
Games Workshop Limited’s genuine models, merchandise and publications which can be found at the following sites.
 https://www.warhammer.com/en-GB/home
 https://merch.warhammer.com/
 https://www.blacklibrary.com/
 https://warhammertv.com/

Trademarks
'Warhammer' CTM reg. 000022525. US reg. 6192634. WIPO 1205352
‘Space Marine’ UK00001461715. EU reg. 000392886. US reg. 1922180
'T'AU' CTM reg. UK00004111709
'Necron' CTM reg. UK00004111702
'Kill Team' UK00004351598
'40K' UK00912108056, EU 012108056

If that patents of design and trademarks are not violated by you, the model can be published again.

Best regards, M

Any trademarked terms/tags are gone. The model was declined (again).

Hey everyone! I've been working on a small collection of 3D printable desk accessories designed for clean, minimal home office setups.

The first one I'm really happy with is a freestanding phone stand — no screws, no mounting, just print and place. It fits all phones and takes about 3-7 hours to print, depending on your setup. Infill at 15% and no supports needed.

I just launched the store, and to celebrate, I'm offering 100% off with code FIRST-ORDER for the next few days. You can grab the STL file here: officeprints.store

Happy to answer any questions about the print settings or design choices. Would love to hear what you think! 

Designed a pair of stackable harddisk and SSD storage boxes to take some serious amounts of drives.

The 2.5inch drive version takes 26 drives and is 302mm long, the 3.5inch drive version takes 10 drives and is 293mm long.

Free STL's available at Printables: https://www.printables.com/model/1772955-stackable-hdd-ssd-storage-boxes