CARAMEL owners

Hello guys. Iam really happy with my last printed project. I'm a fresh owner of little monoprice delta mini. After a couple of tests I decided to try small CAR-A-MEL car. Everything in 50% scale ( theoretically it would be possible to 65% scale ). Front joints was necessary to quite remodel because

Hello Printers, I would like to show my newest project. CARAMEL M2, Electric little toy car designed by famous Formula cars from the golden era in 1960. Printed on Ender 3 pro with Direct Drive Extruder from the Micro-Swiss and new silent 32bit mainboard Fysetc. As a filament I was used Fillament

https://www.halo3dfilaments.com/en/ This metallic look filaments are perfect for car 3d prints. Best results are @ 0.1 mm layer heights. I have placed starting points of each layer at bottom side of car. You can do this in Simplify3D. Nice tutorial is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhFcdjlbS5

Hi, I just put together the new Caramel M2, printed on Ender 3. I dug up an old translucent filament for it, looks pretty cool with LED lights. Nice addition to the Caramel series, keep it up!

Hello guys, This time I would like to show you the last project. This green CAR-A-MEL was printed as a toy in a children's clinic to teach. I currently have two ANYCUBIC i3 MEGA printers rented from a friend. This was my first test of these printers and looks good! :-) Body and some black parts

For this project I used PETG fillament from PRUSA Research. Main body and black parts ( exluding tyres) are printed from PETG Jet Black. On body looks really cool and gives the model an interesting texture. Orange parts is PETG Prusa Orange. Quite hard to print, but result is nice. Printed on Ende