3D printed 3D glasses

Designer

DC93

Designer relation

Followed

Kategori

Fashion

Licens

Standard Digital File License

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Designer commercial

MakerWorld Commercial License

Først set

2026-07-15 10:58

Sidst set

2026-07-15 10:58

Tags

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Beskrivelse

Boost Me (for free) If you like this design, please consider giving it a boost! 🙌 It really helps me keep creating and sharing more projects like this. Boost Membership Do you want to sell prints made with my designs? Sign up for the commercial license! Join 👓 3D Glasses... but without the 3D! 👓 In the world of 3D printing, we can create almost anything: gears, supports, useless but beautiful gadgets… So why not also print a pair of 3D glasses? Done. Just one small detail: they don't make you see in 3D. These 3D Printed glasses are an ironic reinterpretation of the classic red/blue glasses used for stereoscopic films… but without filter lenses. No depth, no optical illusions, no special effects. Just plastic, style, and plenty of self-irony. 🔧 Features Simple and lightweight design, printable without supports Ideal for fairs, events, exhibitions, practical jokes among makers Perfect as a demonstration object or gadget ⚠️ Warnings You will not see 3D movies They will not improve vision They might, however, improve your mood 😎 A model designed for those who love 3D printing, but don't take themselves too seriously. Print them, wear them, and explain to everyone that yes… they are 3D glasses. Technically. 🛠️ Assembly Assembly is simple and within reach of any maker, even with a limited supply of patience. Lenses: they are fixed with a drop of glue (cyanoacrylate or similar). No special tools are needed, just a steady hand and faith in destiny. Temples: the opening system is made using a printed hinge. To assemble it, simply insert a small piece of filament into the hinge hole to create the pivot. Once in place, simply cut off the excess filament and you're done. Result: functional temples, wearable glasses, and zero screws lost on the table. 🚀🚀🚀 Ti è piaciuto questo progetto? Dai un’occhiata al mio profilo per altri modelli originali: DC93 | Pubblicato - MakerWorld 🚀🚀🚀 Boost Me (for free) If you like this design, please consider giving it a boost! 🙌 It really helps me keep creating and sharing more projects like this. Boost Membership Do you want to sell prints made with my designs? Sign up for the commercial license! Join