Okay, here is my sharing about how I made my own 3D-printed sex toys:
So, I’ve been messing around with my 3D printer a lot lately. It’s pretty awesome what you can do with these things. And then it hit me – why not try making some adult toys? I mean, the possibilities are endless, right? You can customize everything to your exact liking. I’m not gonna lie, it was a bit of a wild idea, but I was super curious to see if I could pull it off.
First things first, I needed to find some designs. I started browsing around online and found a bunch of free and paid 3D models. There are sites where people share all sorts of STL and OBJ files, which are basically the blueprints for 3D printing. It’s like a whole new world of DIY stuff. I found a few designs that looked interesting and downloaded them. You can even find tools that let you design your own stuff from scratch. I dabbled with that a bit, but I’m no artist, so I stuck to the pre-made ones for my first try.
Next, I had to get my printer ready. This part was pretty straightforward since I’ve used it for other projects. I made sure it was clean and that I had enough filament. I decided to use a body-safe, non-porous filament. It’s super important to use the right material for sex toys, obviously, no one wants something that’s going to cause problems or break during fun times. You can get all sorts of colors, but I just went with a basic white for my first go.
Printing Process
Once everything was set up, I loaded the design into the printer software and hit print. It’s always a bit nerve-wracking starting a new print, hoping it won’t mess up halfway through. Luckily, my printer is pretty reliable. The printing took a few hours, depending on the size and complexity of the design. I printed a couple of different ones to see which I liked best. Some were more detailed than others, and honestly, the simpler ones turned out better in my opinion.
After they were done printing, I had to do some post-processing. This involved removing any support structures that were used during printing. These are just little bits of extra plastic that help keep the shape intact while it’s being made. I used some small pliers and a bit of sandpaper to smooth out any rough edges. You really don’t want any sharp bits on something like this, that’s for sure.
Result
The final step was cleaning them thoroughly. I used some soap and hot water, then sterilized them just to be extra safe. I’ve heard of people using a diluted bleach solution, but I didn’t want to risk it. Safety is key with these things. When I finally had them all cleaned and ready, it was pretty cool to see what I’d made. They actually looked like real toys, just made of plastic.
- First Attempt: The first one I tried was a simple design, and it worked surprisingly well. It was a bit of an odd feeling knowing I had made it myself, but it was also pretty exciting.
- Second Attempt: I tried a more complex design next, but it didn’t turn out as good. The details didn’t print perfectly, and it wasn’t as comfortable to use. Definitely a learning experience there.
- Custom Design: Later on, I got a bit braver and tried designing my own. It took a few attempts, but eventually, I got something that was both functional and comfortable. It’s really satisfying to use something you’ve created from scratch.
All in all, it was a really fun experiment. I learned a lot about 3D printing and even more about what I like in a toy. I wouldn’t say I’m an expert now, but I’m definitely going to keep experimenting. There’s something really cool about being able to create something so personal and tailored to your own desires. Plus, it’s way cheaper than buying fancy toys from the store. If you’ve got a 3D printer and you’re a bit adventurous, I’d say give it a try. Just make sure you do your research on materials and safety, and have fun with it!
