Just bought My first 3D printer and did an easy iPhone stand for first model to print. Of course made with Only Shapr3d. 
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Created and printed a mini monster truck to My brother son. 
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Sure, would love to see the other pics as well!
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The Apple Pencil case looks amazing! Well done!
What if put the same magnet there is on the iPad Smart Cover (not Smart Keyboard) so that it’ll magnetically attach to the iPad Pro?!
But I guess you can’t print magnets on 3D printers…
Thanks anyways,
theepicapple1
Emma: “What are you doing there daddy?”
Me: “Ah, nothing. Just beta testing Shapr3D 2.2.0. It support colors.”
Emma: " You said what? Colors?"
Emma: “Yo, dad. This is AWESOME! Look, such colors. Wow!”
Emma: “Give me that pencil, now!”
Emma: “Load that file you did me the other day! Let me color it!”
Emma “Hm, yes, this purple looks pretty great.”
The (somewhat) true story of the youngest Shapr3D beta tester. 
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So simple a child can use it! 
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While I’m enjoying printing stuff I find online, I’ve been searching for a problem to solve. We have a towel bar in our shower that isn’t practical for holding a towel. So I fixed that!
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Had some free time a few weekends ago and created the first animation movie with Shapr3D. 
Lego man playing football:
Lego man & the Matrix:
Even though it’s not the ideal use case of Shapr3D, it was a fun experiment. One video took about 3 hours to create.
The lego man was created 100% in Shapr3D. Then I took (lots of) screenshots of the workspace while moving objects + rotating the camera. Later I copied all the screenshots to a video editing software and merged them together.
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Working on a wobbly chess set. Bases will be weighted and sit on concave squares.
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We have been waiting for a while now to release the (publicly shareable) work of Patrick Jouin. He is a world famous French designer who uses Shapr3D in his daily work.
We did an interview with him which you can read here: http://blog.shapr3d.com/how-designer-patrick-jouin-uses-shapr3d/
His work created 100% in Shapr3D:
Architectural concept with image import
Floor lamp study
Studio chairs for a restaurant
Study for a bar
Restaurant in a chapel
Restaurant interior
Skype with Patrick:
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3D printed Keychain
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Wow these are great!
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Light covers, 18650 battery packs, and mounting hardware were developed for the Segway Mini Pro. Briefly, there are twelve 18650 batteries and 22 T6 Cree led lights that were pieced all together thanks to the simplicity of shapr3D. Shapr3d was impressive during all phases of prototyping. Rendering is rapid and the Apple Pencil is very responsive. Within minutes my sketches were transformed to 3D shapes with a minimal time spent in the dreaded learning curve. Two parts were even so accurate I could snap them together without additional fasteners. Shapr3d is an impressive development! - Lucia Rodriguez-Sweeney
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Hi Shapr’s,
I have created an rv screen door handel for a friend that had it broken so designed with Shapr3D and 3D printed with ASA plastic for outdoor use 
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Playing with helix
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Here is my first model. I’m a carpenter/cabinet maker and this is a desk I designed for a customer. 
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