3D prints Showcase
Airtag
The Fresh 'n Rebel brand offers low-cost AirTags as a good alternative to the classic 35€ Apple AirTags. We’ve already lost collars with our old 35€ tags, so we’d rather lose 7€ (the price of the Fresh 'n Rebel) instead. Yes, because the cats frequently lose our collars. The main difference from Apple’s version is that it lacks centimeter-level location precision, and the battery life might be shorter.
The form factor is different from Apple’s round design, as the Fresh 'n Rebel one is square. All AirTag collars sold on Amazon are round. I opened Fusion 360 and modeled a case to match the Fresh 'n Rebel’s form factor. I added a small splash of color to each case to differentiate between the cats.
Printed with Bambu Lab A1
Cocomobil
I created a Playmobil-style miniature for a 4-year-old's Christmas gift, complete with intricate details. The house features acrylic paintings and a floor made from ice cream sticks, while the upper floor is crafted from fabric. The roof and pool are illuminated with LEDs, and the interior of the house has its own lighting system with a long-lasting battery life (powered by AA batteries). For convenience, the battery compartment is removable, making it easy to replace the batteries when needed.
Printed with Bambu Lab A1
I wanted to test the new Kling AI 1.6 model on 12/23/2024, it's incredibly efficient, even stunning. I imagine the toy industry, like Playmobil, training models to animate their own universes. Or a plug-and-play system to animate children's creations. This will also concern the giant LEGO.
Heavy-duty support
Creating a base to hold circular weightlifting equipment. The display panel is placed on the street in front of a business. It should withstand winds over 50km/h in gusts without falling. Design with Fusion 360
The GPT4-o vision model allowed me to determine the opening angle of the panel to input into Fusion 360.
Printed with Bambu Lab A1
Broken umbrella repair
During a storm, the umbrella did not withstand a gust of wind. A piece of plastic broke at the level of an axis in the middle of the carbon fiber rod. I destroyed the old damaged part with a Dremel, then I remade an almost identical piece that will be inserted onto the rod's axis. I used a simple tip to fit into the axis. Everything works again, and I've made some savings for this great 'Bruno St Hilaire' umbrella.
Printed with Bambu Lab A1
The umbrella unfolds correctly, it's perfect ! 🌂
Of course I cut off the excess of the tip that would have risked perforating the umbrella's fabric.
Wire Haired Dachshund 🐶
Applying acrylic paints on a very dense mesh, over 500,000 polygons.
For a Christmas gift
Printed with Bambu Lab A1
Vacuum Adapter
Custom adapter for a vacuum cleaner. The request was made by a jewelry merchant to facilitate the cleaning of the interior display cases of jewelry, which are, I must say, difficult to access. Software used: Fusion 360.
Printed with Sovol SV06
Le Plafonnier
Black acrylic paint and sponging with a copper-colored paint sponge to give an old metal look. The diffusion of light works wonderfully between all the slats.
Printed with Sovol SV06
Haunted House
I painted various things on the house, the wooden door, the purple roof. I used basic acrylic paint.
Printed with Bambu Lab A1
Plongeoir du Plat Gousset
Pour Flora
Manual reproduction without photogrammetric process of the Granville diving board. Software used: Fusion360.
Printed with Ender3 V2
Raphael
Use of photogrammetric process. Use of 120 photos. 50,000 polygons on the mesh. Remodeling with Meshmixer.
Printed with Bambu Lab A1
Screen Cover
Give a unique touch to a flat touch screen POS display of a fashion store
Printed with Ender3 V2
Raspberry Pi detector
A Raspberry Pi Zero + a portable battery, all 3D printed into a rectangular monolith.
Printed with Ender3 V2
Quad color Unicorns
Testing the AMS Lite system from Bambu Lab. The 4-color printing of the unicorn is sublime. The waste produced by the Bambu Lab is very significant, representing 90% of the weight of the 6cm x 7cm figurine.
Printed with Bambu Lab A1
