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** we are collecting our own [https://github.com/comakingspace/2D-Designs 2D designs] and [https://github.com/comakingspace/3D-Designs 3D designs] | ** we are collecting our own [https://github.com/comakingspace/2D-Designs 2D designs] and [https://github.com/comakingspace/3D-Designs 3D designs] | ||
* [http://obrary.com/ OBRARY] ('''O'''pen li'''BRARY''' of product designs) | * [http://obrary.com/ OBRARY] ('''O'''pen li'''BRARY''' of product designs) | ||
** mostly [[CNC|CNC | ** mostly [[CNC Router|CNC router]] and [[laser cutter]] designs | ||
Revision as of 14:26, 18 February 2018
Sometimes you don't want to design something yourself and just build someone else's design. There are several platforms which share designs for free, and others which require paying a fee for each design.
For the file types we have covered already, you may also find links to a few repositories in their FormatInfoBox.
Free Designs
- Thingiverse (owned by Makerbot)
- probably the most popular platform for 3D printing
- after Thingiverse was bought by Makerbot, many designers left this platform
- Instructables (owned by Autodesk)
- often including detailed help with the tools involved
- YouMagine (owned by Ultimaker)
- Github
- spread around individual repositories
- we are collecting our own 2D designs and 3D designs
- OBRARY (Open liBRARY of product designs)
- mostly CNC router and laser cutter designs
