3D printing sites

[oldpro]

 Lets make a list of good 3D printing sites.

1.https://pinshape.com/
2.https://www.thingiverse.com/
3.https://grabcad.com/
4.Amazon. for materials
5.Ebay for good printer deals

[Insanity]

Grabcad is one I have used its kind of lacking for air guns from my searches but great for other hobbies.

[T3PRanch]

To find 3D Models:


https://www.stlfinder.com/

[kcatx]

https://www.yeggi.com/   is a search engine across multiple model sites.

[dan_house]

oh man, i thought you meant places that would 3d print something for you.... like from sintered nylon....

havent heard of pinshape....

[Wayne52]

I was watching some video this morning on youtube about using PEEK filament and the temperatures get really high with that stuff, the filament is super expensive too.

[Picard]

Don't forget myminifactory.com its a bit like thingiverse but they also let users sell there files so some files will only be sold there

And cgtrader.com its more a place to sell your CG files but they also have a collection of STL files

[Insanity]

Good to know thanks for sharing.

[subscriber]

Grabcad is one I have used its kind of lacking for air guns from my searches but great for other hobbies.

I am not sure what you were looking for,  Matt, but "PCP" brings up all manner of designs:
https://grabcad.com/library?utf8=%E2%9C%93&query=pcp

For instance:

[DrNebo]

McMaster-Carr is another good one for 3D models.

They have 3D models of almost everything they sell from bolts, nuts, tie rod ends, bearings. You can download as a Step file which then you’ll need to convert to an stl.

[subscriber]

McMaster-Carr is another good one for 3D models.

They have 3D models of almost everything they sell from bolts, nuts, tie rod ends, bearings. You can download as a Step file which then you’ll need to convert to an stl.

Indeed.  I often download the 3D files for nuts from McMaster and imbed and merge them into my Solidworks part designs, because I am too lazy to use the proper thread creation function.