Printables won. I will upload my files and link them here. I shouldn’t create another post since nobody likes spam. (sigh… What am I doing with my life?)

I’ll leave the original body here. Thanks for your help. /– Hello.

I have a handfull of 3D parts designed when I was in high school. These range from a custom computer anchor K-Lock (Shown here) to a plant monitor.

Unfortunetly, I graduated and don’t have a 3D printer anymore, as I use and test on my old school’s printer.

Fortunetly, I still have all of my work and I want to share it in a way that anyone can use, under a CC-BY-SA license.

What is a good way to share my work? Github, Drive, Gitlab, here?

I still like 3D printing, so I plan on getting one soon (albeit, it will take years…).

Thanks!

      • Gompje@lemmy.worldEnglish
        31·
        1 year ago

        Yes.

        It even has an award system that gives “meters”. Meaning if your models are very popular you could get printer for free… or at least few spools/merch.

        Edit: forgot the contest as well. Prizes are always good and on some big ones you could win a printer as well.

        Thinking you might get a good change for both given you are clearly making good models, even if you cannot test them yet.

      • cestvrai@lemm.eeEnglish
        21·
        1 year ago

        Thingiverse has a better (maybe just bigger) library but Printables has a better interface. I use both and think it always nice to host source files on GitHub.

    • Moonrise2473English
      2·
      1 year ago

      I see after ultimaker acquired MakerBot, it’s slowly improving

    • RobotToaster@mander.xyzEnglish
      1·
      1 year ago

      It’s being heavily worked on since ultimaker bought it.

      I prefer it to printables now, since prusa sold out and started allowing proprietary designs.