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This is a very cool 'print in place' gear bearing designed by emmett. It is a planetary gear with herringbone gears. The only way to produce this is with a 3D printer. It's very cool, the gears can't fall out because of the 45 degree angle of the gear's teeth. The designer emmett has a youtube video which shows you how it works http://youtu.be/ZghwSBiM0sU. This is one of my favorite toy prints, that could have some practical use too. 

My son loves trucks and tractors. I found this pretty cool print in place Tiny Toy Dump Truck by madscifi. I added his name to the side of the bed using Tinkercad. I printed 4 of these now. 2 black and 2 gray. 1 of the gray ones broke, that's why I printed another. That is one of the coolest things about 3D printing, you can always print another. When things are customized like that, it's hard to estimate the value. I still put this at $1

This is a very fast print. My son and I read 2 stories every night. Now that we're getting into some rather large books, he loves bookmarks. During Halloween I printed this bookmark. He liked it. I prefer a paper bookmark. I don't like the tab. It works ok, but I think I'll try to make my own design in the future.

My son wanted to be able to whistle for our dog, he is too young to really be able to physically. So I built this whistle. It is very loud so it is an outside toy only now :). 

I printed this during the fidget spinner craze. It is a pretty cool print. I was really impressed that this could be printed and work right off the printer.

My son really wanted a pretend flip phone like his grandma has. Odd thing to want, considering all of the cool toys he has. But I figured I'd take a look on thingiverse and see what I could find that looked anything that resembled a flip phone, and figured a 3 year olds imagination could take care of the rest. What I found was a pretty awesome embossing tool - Customizable Embossing Stamp by someandy

This was a silly toy that my son wanted. I really like the thingiverse user muzz64 and print his things often. 

My son loves trains especially his wooden train set. The bridges on those tracks don't work the best. I found a pretty decent Block Bridge Holder on thingiverse made by darookee 

My son loves his wooden train set. These trains fit on those tracks perfectly. I have built a few of these. I was going to build more items from that thingiverse page, but my son really loved the cart by itself so I printed a few different colors. I will be building more of these soon.

This was a design for my son originally. He wanted a ring since I wear a wedding ring. Then after I built his. My wife has wanted one in every color filament that I get. So I have printed about 40 or maybe more of these rings or similar rings. These are my own design using fusion 360. I haven't posted them on thingiverse or anywhere because there is nothing to them. Anyone can design them. They are literally just a circle that's been extruded with some fillets and whatever size they ask for.