Alright! We are in business!

I offered to print 3D designs earlier this month, received a few files and now they are ready!

The first file I was sent was this aerodynamic mouse shaped block from Mitchell in Seattle, WA. I got the STL file and resized it to be about the size of a computer mouse.

It took about 90 minutes to print. I used the "clear" plastic filament (because I have a ton of it).

TADA! That's it. It is about the size of a slimline computer mouse.

The second design came from Teresa M. I don't know where she lives, but she sent half of a donut shape that she made in TinkerCAD.

Although this design has a slight chance of drooping plastic as it prints that center unsupported bit, I thought the arch shape would be self-supporting, so I just printed it as-is.

It worked! Another 90 minute print, using about 31¢ worth of plastic filament.

Look at that beauty! A nice clear archway, maybe just the beginning of a comfortable set of handlebars for her 10-speed.

Erin sent an old man's head that she modeled in Zbrush! She's in art school, so don't be intimidated by her skills. I don't expect awesome 3D files like this from everyone.

I printed this guy in silver filament. He looks great, and I couldn't resist sending her the completed head. Again, this was about 40¢ worth of plastic.

I'm all done printined the STL files that I've received so far. I'm ready for yours, so model something in TinkerCAD or Z-Brush right now and send me the STL file!

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