Everyone loves 3D Printing Gifts! Why not get your partner something that they will actually use. We will try to Sort them out and Start with some easier gifts then move on over to geeky tech gifts. All inspired by the 3DP Community. Add your gift idea in a comment and we try to add it to this list asap.
To The one without a 3D Printer – 3D Printing Gifts Guide
1. Monoprice Select Mini 3D Printer with A Heated Build Plate.
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2. MYNT3D Professional 3D Printing Pen with OLED Display
With A 3D Printing Pen The sky is the limit! You can make anything and everything! Maybe not as detailed as with a desktop 3D Printer but still A Great start! You can Buy it HERE
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Tools for your 3D Prints – 3D Printing Gifts Guide
1. Advanced Retouching Tool for 3D Prints
One of most High-Tech soldering iron/retouching tool out there. The composite tip design with the hot swap capability is really good. It makes it simpler to change the tips. Use it to retouch 3d printed materials, repair mother boards and much more. You Can BUY IT HERE
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2. 19 Pieces 3D Printer Print Removal Tool Kit
Essential Tools for Making 3D Printing Easy with Spectacular Results. With this kit you can clean clogs, fix your printer and get your prints off the bed. You can buy it HERE
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3. SUNREEK10Pcs Carbide PCB Drill Bits
Clean your Nozzles easy with these Drill bits. You can Buy them HERE
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4. XTC-3D High Performance 3D Print Coating
Two liquids are mixed together and brushed onto any 3D print. Coating self-levels and wets out uniformly without leaving brush strokes. It works with PLA, ABS, Powder Printed Parts and other rigid medias. It can also coat EPS, EPDM and urethane foam as well as wood, plaster, fabric, cardboard and paper. Smooth and Finish your 3D prints. You can buy it Here
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Geeky 3D Printing Gifts – 3D Printing Gifts Guide
1. Multi-material 3D printing
Palette+ combines up to 4 filaments and feeds them into your printer in real time, allowing your printer to print in multiple colors and materials with no hardware modifications. Buy it HERE.
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2. Laser Module 450nm Blue 1000mW for your 3D Printer
Everyone wants to engrave stuff every now and then Or maybe you are just too lazy to use scissors to cut paper? Whatever you reason might be this is a fun addition to your 3D Printer. Buy it Here.
Tip: When used for 1.5 hours, please let it stop and cool down for few minutes to maintain the life span of your laser.
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We will add on more 3D Printing inspired Gifts when we see something cool. Please Comment below if you have a good Gift idea and we will try to add it on here.
Learn something new every day, who knew that a retouching kit existed for 3D prints. How cool is that?
Wish i could of sent this to the side and family 30 days ago… 🙁 nice write up, but maybe next year get it out a little earlier for shipping reasons… 🙂
Nice list! I would like each one! Especially the one that enables the 3D printer to print in different colors and materials. But I think that one will have to wait until I get a loan from the bank!..haha. But it’s really cool!! I’d also really like to have the retouching tool for all the mistakes and bad spots. I’ve got this list saved and am going to be coming back to it to knock off these things one at a time. Thanks! Another little do-dad someone might like is the sticky goo that goes on a unheated printer bed. I forgot the name of it. It’s not as cool as all these things but could be a good stocking stuffer.
Definitely a good list. But we need to keep building it.
3D Printing pens are really a great object to print hoards of domestic objects in a desired manner. Really, a great piece of article which describes the pros and cons of the related objects.
Instead of putting an extremely long comment here. I created a forum post with my thoughts on some of the items listed here, as well as some things I thought could be added.
//forums/topic/the-3d-printing-gifts-guide-2018-my-thoughts/
Love the ideas was like a sweet shop x
Good job!!
Let’s see if someone gives me sth of the list
Good guide, thank you
Good guide, thank you
These are all great!
This is a gift guide that is unique and will make memorable Christmas gifts for sure.
I actually got a laser module pictured above. Very good for engraving wooden objects!
Thats awesome!
Please be aware when coating your 3d prints using the Patt A and part B there are fumes that can be very bad for your health…always wear a mask. I almost ended up in the hospital with a severe allergic reaction….!!
Nice. Thanks for this guide
One of the best tools I purchased has been an infrared thermometer works good for confirming all components are working and I can see how fast my print cools.
Don’t you think the cons of number 3 is that over time you increase the size of your nozzle? those drill bit will do a really good job at rimming the nozzle bigger and bigger over time.
Number 3 Cons would be making the nozzle bigger with the drill bits !