Christmas is here again! Everyone's been waiting for this Christmas! Speaking of Christmas, building a snowman is a must, right? But it's not snowing here, so it's not festive... No worries! Let's create our own little snowman! (Free download link included)
Have you all seen Frozen? Speaking of which, besides the beautiful and aloof Elsa and the warm and kind Anna, how can we forget the lively and adorable Olaf! His delicious carrot nose, soft and fluffy white body, and three crooked buttons... make him irresistibly charming! Why not try making one this Christmas and bring Olaf into our lives?
Olaf plush toy
For beginners, consider this Olaf version. It requires no setup, so even if you're not very familiar with software, it's fine! Printing it out and placing it on your desk will give you more motivation while working! Olaf is keeping you company while you work!
This work can handle four or more colors without any problem – Ultimaker can do it! The Ultimaker comes with two printheads, and if that's not enough, you can use the Palette 3 filament palette . Simply insert the 3D printing filament you want to use into the device, and easily set it up using the touch screen. You can combine and splice different colors and types of materials to quickly perform multi-color 3D printing , accommodating up to four colors at a time – printing in one go is a breeze!
Author: FlamenG
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Xuebao headphone stand
Besides being a decorative item, Olaf can also be transformed into a headphone stand! This stand consists of two components and requires an additional printed base. Combining listening to music with Olaf, two things that bring joy, isn't that incredibly relaxing?
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Olaf Coaster
Christmas is all about the Christmas spirit, and I want Olaf everywhere! No problem, Olaf can also be made into coasters. Imagine taking a warm sip of chocolate in winter and then placing your cup on Olaf – it sounds wonderful!
Coasters can be 3D printed using TPU elastic material , which is both elastic and high-strength.
Author: cschwarz
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Olaf dessert mold
What's Christmas without a party? And a party has to be full of delicious food! Cake, chocolate, I want it all!
If you want to make chocolate, you can first use a 3D printer to print out the shape of the dessert you want, and then use a vacuum forming machine . A vacuum forming machine uses pressure to heat, soften, and shape the material.
First, place a sheet of vacuum forming material into the machine. Then, place the item you want to replicate on the forming platform below the material sheet and press down to precisely create a mold of its shape and size! Then, simply pour the chocolate into the mold and wrap it! ( FormBox uses food-safe, transparent injection-molded sheets that are safe for use in the food industry.)
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If you'd like to try making a custom-shaped cake, you can first print out a cake mold, then fill the mold with silicone before starting to build the cake. It's important to let the mold and its filling cool and solidify. After that, you can remove the silicone mold and decorate the cake with glaze or velvet. There are countless ways to play, making it perfect for having fun and creating together with family and friends at a party!
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Cake mold
Author: mstyle183
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Mold (chocolate)
Author: mfritz
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