Plate and Cup by Olivia Verzella

This is my 3D printed cup and plate, with some organically grown, non 3D printed almonds.
I am not content with how my plate printed, because I didn't realize the bottom had been modeled to be rounded so it does not sit flat, but instead spins around, like a cake stand, which makes it useless as a plate. I also found that when I began to sand the bottom in an attempt to make it rest more evenly and to make it so it didn't spin that the filament began to break off and unwind, but that was my mistake. 
I am content with how my cup printed but wish I had printed it a bit larger so it was more in scale with my plate, and wish I had made them the same filament colors.
I am content with the almonds, they tasted fine.

Salt Shaker 3D Print - Josiah Gonzalez

I printed a salt shaker from the burger scene, which was what my project was about.  I printed this because to print any other object would make me want to print out the rest of the objects in the scene, which I couldn't do.  I was quite happy to see how this print turned out.

Logo Designs-wells

Celtic Dragon

This is a picture of the the band's symbol

This is the model in progress

This is the model in the beginning

Celtic wings

The prettiest wine glass of them all-Jarrett Fry

Here is the most amazing wine glass your eyes have ever seen! It even took 3 times to perfect, but it turned out most definitely perfect in the end

The Muggiest Mug of Milk - Leo Lust

Here is the muggiest mug of milk. Enjoy.-.

Totally MARVELous Logo - McClure

For the 3d printing challenge, I have decided to do a little Marvel logo. The printing has succeeded  although I had forgotten to turn on the raft in the process settings which meant that this could have melted while trying to take it out of the printer. Somehow it was unscathed and I did not need to print it again but next time I will make sure I turn on the raft.

Very Surreal Visual Display

Model Posing With The Logo

Geometric Pyramid - Ben Sloat

This was a small project I began working on in my own time, then brought into school after the food modeling project. It was difficult for the 3D printer due to its weird and hollow shape, and supports were printed in very difficult-to-remove places. The first successful print actually broke when I was removing the supports because it was too thin. This print is three times as thick as the first.