EB3Dprints
Mountain View, California |
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Sara on May 29, 2019
5 out of 5 starsThe eggs are beautiful! They will work great as ring boxes and reception decor for my wedding. They were shipped promptly. I'm very happy with my purchase.
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Allyson on May 12, 2019
5 out of 5 starsQuick shipping and great quality. It was the perfect color as well! Thanks so much!
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susiwilliamson on Dec 27, 2018
5 out of 5 starsmy daughter is happy with this charm. It is a well done piece.
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LThrower1 on Dec 16, 2018
5 out of 5 starsMy daughter was just thrilled to get this dragon egg for her engagement ring! She swears it’s the best gift she’s ever received (aside from the ring of course). Thank you for shipping it out to us so quickly. It truly made her fiancé’s proposal extra special!
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Jonathan on Oct 10, 2018
5 out of 5 starsI got a pair of custom earrings that said "#up" and "dog" for a stylish (and very picky) teenager. She absolutely loved them!
Good quality, nice and light which makes them easy on the ears, and the color was perfect. Highly recommend! -
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Mary on Jun 6, 2017
5 out of 5 starsA bit too big to fit in my hand, but I am a small individual. Overall, great!
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Eric Cayce on Apr 19, 2018
1 out of 5 starsWhat kind of fidget spinner are these caps for? They are to big for the spinner I bought them for and they are even too thick for a typical tri fidget spinners that I have.
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Erin responded on Apr 19, 2018
Eric Cayce, I am sorry that the small fidget spinner caps didn’t work out on your spinner. The caps are meant for a smaller thumb pad on a normal 608ZZ bearing. I tested them before I sent them out to ensure that they would fit on a 608ZZ bearing, and a 608ZZ Bone Red bearing. You will need to push them in gently with a hard object like a book to get them to snap into place on a normal 608ZZ tri-spinner bearing. I have updated the listing title to reflect that these are specifically for 608ZZ bearing spinners to avoid further confusion. Thanks, Erin Baker
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About EB3Dprints
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The product begins in a 3D design program.
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The color filament is then chosen. This is the wide range of eco-friendly PLA filament colors offered for some products.
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The 3D design is then transferred to the printing program, and told how to print the model.
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The print is removed from the printer bed and any loose filament is sanded off.
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The final stage is packaging the product. The product is ready to be shipped to it's destination!
3D Designer and Printing
I started a Wordpress blog about my learning process of 3D printing and crafts. It helped motivate me through my projects and was a great outlet for others to learn with me. I am now on Instagram so stay up to date with new projects by following me!
I hope to inspire everyone to design, make and create!
Shop members
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Erin Baker
Owner, Creator
A self-taught 3D printer who graduated with a BA in electronic media. I have always been interested in digital art and how it interacts with the real world. 3D printing combines everything I love.
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Greg Baker
Technical Assistant
My husband and technical assistant who helps keep the printer running.
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Opal (feline)
Assistant
We are a cat friendly shop and Opal is our feline shop assistant. She spends a fair amount of her time napping in the sun when she has breaks. :3
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Returns & exchanges
I gladly accept exchanges and cancellations
I don't accept returns
I accept returns I do not accept returns
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Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for:
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Frequently asked questions
Custom and personalized orders
We now take custom orders! Please contact for further information.
Care instructions
Each print is made with PLA plastic, which is a biodegradable thermoplastic made from eco-friendly renewable resources such as corn starch, sugarcane, or tapioca.
Although PLA is biodegradable (in industrial composting) it is fairly durable but can break from usage overtime like any plastic material.
The material used is not FDA approved food safe and should not be in direct food contact.
Some PLA (such as UV reactive) can discolor over time so it is suggested you keep your prints out of direct sun light.
PLA prints are fairly waterproof but overtime possible discoloration and or warping can be caused by exposure to moisture.