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Airwolf 3D Pics of the Week: Tricopters, Vein-Finders, a Pokemon family, and more!

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Pyranometers and Furries meet Artifacts and Pokemon
26
Aug

Airwolf 3D customers have had another great week of 3D printing! Last week, we introduced Airwolf 3D Pics of the Week, a new series designed to showcase some of our favorite 3D prints that were created using an Airwolf 3D printer.

Want a chance to be featured? Post your pic on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook. Don’t forget to mention the model of Airwolf 3D printer you used and include the hashtag #Airwolf3D!

Helping hospital visits hurt less

Our friends uno100 created this amazing vein-finder device to help nurses, doctors and paramedics find a vein more easily. The device is rigged with its own LED lights and shielding system that make veins more visible.

Fly like an Airshark

We absolutely love 3D-printed drones around here. This little tricopter looks like it would be fun to take for a spin!

Gotta print them all!

Last week, we featured a big 3D-printed Charmander created by Dustin (aka @THEJATMN). Looks like Dustin had a busy week — his Pokemon collection is growing!

https://twitter.com/airwolf3d/status/767770732541517824

Dude, where’s my flashlight?

Keep your flashlight easily accessible with this super-handy wall-mounted flashlight holder. Low-profile and secure, you won’t have to worry about getting caught in the dark! Created by Occasionally_Inspired on Thingiverse.

Get jacked

There are a number of RC car enthusiasts here at Airwolf 3D, so we couldn’t resist including Greg Sheka’s 3D print in our pics of the week. It’s an adjustable 1/10 scale jack stand for RC cars and trucks.

Store your phone in style

Frustrated because your phone won’t fit in a phone stand? Just 3D-print your own! Kyle Clifford customized this iPhone 6 Plus stand to accommodate his phone…AND its case.