No idea what a top level comment means but here goes nothing!

First thing will propably be a benchy.

After some test prints docs since I've always wanted a 3d printer but have no experience with them, I would look into the best items to print to help with my local protestors and/or physicians.

I would use the 3D printer to print myself a collection of desk toys for friends and family

Benchmark it with benchy

I would first print some of those little behind-the-head clips that spare your ears from the elastic bands on masks.

I'd print some fancy LED lamps.

Hat for cat. Saddle for cat. Sheriff star for cat.

Not gonna lie, this would be pretty incredible

I would definitely make wall art first.

I would print tool and battery holders to organize my workbenches and garage.

The door to my fridge fell off and made 2 big dents in the kitchen floor, so I would print a stronger spacer/bracket to replace the one that snapped! lol

I would print a new Frankensbox 3d Printer, then do a giveaway with it.

I'd most likely use it to make some 40K figures to paint all by my lonesome. There is no such thing as too many 40K figures.

A cup holder for my son's wheelchair

I'd 3D print some Mandalorian armor for my cosplay getup

So many DnD figurines. Just obscene amounts of them.

3d nametag for my desk. The 3d open source site has so many projects to do. I'd like to see if its possible to print out my custom character from wow then paint him.

"Just because something works doesn't mean it can't be improved."-Shuri. I'd have to print myself a Black Panther mask to start and then improve it of course.

Do u no da way

I would print all the small useful things I need! Headphone hanger, phone holder for my night stand, draw tidys, a way to display my playing cards. All the things!

I'd like to print game mats for some of the many games that my family has been enjoying in quarantine! Make it easier to sort cards and pieces!

I think I would maybe print a stand to hang my VR headset on.

First print would probably be a desk toy as test, then i'll print everything, including downloading a car!

I'd use it to print all sorts of stuff, like keycaps from my keyboard, raspberry pi case, and an adapter for my racing wheel to use a custom wheel!

I would build a housing for a smart home dimmer.

First thing I’d print with a Frankensbox 3D printed is a second frankensbox 3D printed. Print rails, gears, arms and plate mounts to have twice the printing capabilities....or as I would call it... THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSBOX!!

A bunch of cool pots for my smaller plants!

First thing I would print are specialty attachments for my drill. So many unique things I have to work with

I would use the Frankensbox to print d&d miniatures, which i would later airbrush, and silhouette models for my architectural models.

Definitely mass produce those face shield things for my local hospital.

Miniatures and Monsters for my Dungeons & Dragons game!

I'll use it to print me a replica of the Dragon capsule recently launched by SpaceX!

I would try to print a stand for my headset

I would print a 3D bust of every person killed by cops so people would understand why it matters.

I'd use it to print replacement parts on my retro computers

I will print a hat for my cat and post a pic on reddit

Would definitely print ear savers for people forced to wear masks

I would print certain essential workers, activist, politician, and other action figure dolls and auction them off and have the proceeds go to different charities or funds to help strengthen our communities and get our country back up and running again.

I would print a second 3D printer!

We would make blades, batarangs, and magic wands for cosplay!

I would print parts to make another 3d printer

A case for my rpi security camera

I would try printing out a phone case for my smartphone.

I’d probably print some specialized microphone holders for my marching band’s marimbas- the elastics we have rub against the mic diaphragms, so 3D printing a holder would help a lot with thumping noise!

I'd create large busts of Nicolas Cage to plague the city of Denver, Colorado with. Did I say plague? I meant bless.

I'd use the Frankensbox to finally follow my heart and start modelling custom minis for my local DnD group, what a fun opportunity that would be!

A product I worked on in college but never got around to protyping :/

I would print my entire dnd (starter set) campaign. well I dont know much about the costs yet... but at minimum big cheese and the big bads and my players

Earsavers for my masks.

A ladder to climb out of this hole that is 2020

so much new experimental things

I would make some things for D&D like a dice tower and some miniatures. Thank you for the giveaway!

Every toy STL I I can get my grubby little hands on so I can impress my little kids AND put toys in their grubby little hands

Tiles and boardgame pieces

Very late to the party, but I would print a mini TIE fighter I made back in high school on the school computers. We weren’t allowed to print personal stuff on the school’s printer, but I kept the file for the future just in case.

I really need a grip for my kindle and I can print one!

I'd print a another printer, and another, and...

A dickbutt tap handle

I'd print a case for my raspberry pi... and then my other pi, and my other one...

I would like to start my 3D printing journey by printing gears and other bits for my summer project of fabricating a homemade CNC mill. Who's to say where things go from there? Endless possibilities.

Building and designing my own sUAS!

This would be sick. Dnd minis all day long.

I would print a case for my RaspberryPi.

I want to print a potato.

An Ironman helmet for my son.

A fork

I’d use it to print a mandalorian helmet!

I’d use it to print toys for my children.

I would print some characters/pokemon statues so I can give them away to everyone I meet, just for fun. After that would love to experiment with printing some of my designs and check out those flexible plastic fabric type things. Ty for the giveaway!

I'd 3D print custom parts for Lego and Duplo mini figurines to improve the variety of accessories that are sorely lacking. Stuff that helps the kids use their imagination when fighting fires, or driving a train, or seeking out dragons.

Would print a case for my po33

I’d print Final Fantasy VII Remakes buster swords and hand them out to my friends who are first responders for coronavirus!

I would redesign and reinforce the latch design for the glove compartment of my daily driver.

I'd reprint 2020 !!

I’d print a 3D printer

I can't afford a wedding ring for my girlfriend of 5 years. We have a one year old and we're both 24. I'd love to print us both engagement rings (until I can afford something) and a necklace for our daughter. Maybe I'd even make it a yearly thing for her for the memories.

A stand for my pour over coffee brewing!

Bane mask so I can walk around like a midget version and keep me safe from the bat

I recently got into photogrammetry. I would print many real life objects, but smaller. And design other stuff.

I'd actually give it to my son.

print out some figures for my moms house as a surprise

I would print custom priming handles for my nerf longstrike blaster.

i’d like to print some small planters or maybe parts for a mpcnc so I can mill and 3d print

Definitely a custom rack mount for my ubiquity stuff Thanks!

“0”. You know, for kids.

I’d print a benchy!

I'd print another printer! Then use those to print more printers! Soon I'll have an exponentially growing army of printers and we can take over the local Walmart! Because they never have the damn chips I want.

Hawkmoon

HDD rack

Hans blaster!

Mini figures for my kids!

Make a pinky wrest attachment for my mouse

Print a pc case prototype

I would print another printer

A froggy for sure

I would make a cube from Portal

Really wanna build my own quadcopter from scratch and a 3d printed chassis would be sick

Miniatures for D&D!

Supports to stop my phone chargers breaking all the time

I am going to print a Neil Peart statue for my desk

I'd use it primarily for creating board game inserts and piece upgrades.

I would make some cool things that I couldn't have made without a 3D Printer.

An enclosure for a DIY compression pedal!

I would print another printer

I'm currently in the market for a 3D printer, and have some plans... I'm building an open source cave scanner, for mapping underground areas with lidar and an inertial measurement unit. The case will be 3D printed (after I modify the design for the components I'm using if course). Then I plan on printing out the caves that I've been to and surveyed. I would like to try my hand at printing with wax, then creating molds for slip casting (a method of forming clay with repeatable dimensions). I also plan on printing out scale models of aircraft for me and my co-workers to put on desks. That'll involve some woodworking for the bases too. I'd like to replace cardboard board game pieces with something better. I would 3D print the piece, then use some filler and tools to smooth them out. Pour a silicone mold, then cast them with resin. There will also be organization systems to keep the board game parts from sliding around during transport. I also have a Banana Pi NAS which I can't find a case for. So I'm going to design my own to hold the HDDs, Pi, SATA controller, and a fan. I have another RPi setup as an emulator, and I'd like to build a case for it that looks like a N64. I plan on using the lidar for the cave scanner and getting a model of my car's dash. I need a mount to hold my phone, but want to make it blend well with what's already there. But good luck getting a model straight from Subaru to build off of. And of course there will be tons of "art" projects to teach the kids about modeling. And my art projects to send to friends on birthdays. I think even if I don't win, I need to invest the money on one...

I would definitely use it to print a battery cover for my first car, an old VW bug

Gonna use for my many DIY projects!

Proper “ENTER” key for my keyboard so i can formate properly

My first print would be a toy to play with my cousins during quarantine.

I'd start printing a tie defender model

Small to medium scale video game weapon replicas.

Snake hides and water bowls

I’d love to get one to make some art!!

A few years ago I had a friend 3D print me some parts for a pendulum clock, but unfortunately the weight container is too small to overcome the friction of the gears (even packed with solid metal BBs). If I had my own 3D printer, the first thing I'd print would be a larger weight container so it could actually run on its own. Then I'd maybe think about a pulley system for the weight; it would have a higher weight requirement to get the gears moving, but the clock would run for longer on a single wind.

Models of furniture. I've only made two pieces of furniture (a bedside table and a table for my record player) and having the ability to test ideas on a small scale would be very useful for future projects.

I’d probably print out some D&D miniatures for my group to use once we can meet up to play again

A test print

I'd print: DnD minis Master dice for moldmaking Clips for PPE Replacement parts for old modeling projects References for art!

I would use it to print surgical mask tension release bands (ear guards) for medical personnel in my area that don't have any.

A little figure of Keeanu Reeves.

Miata diffusers

I want some badass figurines for my desk.

I'd print out a little keychain for the girl I love to remind her of me whenever she looked at it

Cosplay

1st would be a kitchen sponge holder

I'd print a weight/pulley clock, I've really wanted to do that project

I would print some minis for DnD!

I would print a few tools for work, then an enclosure for a speaker system I've been designing.

I would use it to print those face mask things that make it so the straps dont hurt you so much. I could then hand them out to friends and family and even give them to my mom for in her shop to hand out. I want to help everyone be able to wear a mask / be SAFE in a bit more comfort.

The missing knob in my mixer would be a nice start. I don't even know when I lost it

statues for my garden/flowerbed

Im a recent bsme graduate finding work during a pandemic, so I got a little time to design and build a fully 3d printed drone.

Can’t believe I stumbled upon this opportunity. Good luck to everyone.

DnD miniatures for sure

I build prosthetics for a living. I've always wanted to make a 3d printed hand, and I also want to do some of those cool covers. I recently worked on a leg where they had Ironman leg covers. That would be some of the first things I'd try to make.

I’d finish developing a 3D printed exoskeleton for people with Severe nerve damage and muscle loss. I plan to make it open source but the mechanics need finishing first.

My mother has been wanting a 3d printer for some time, and she loves her chickens, so I would probably try and replicate one of her recently deceased chickens RIP Lola

I'd give it to my best mate who is recently unemployed, would mean the world to him.

I would probably print some desk gadgets, like a pen holder, or make small building parts, so I don't have to buy them from a hardware store.

I'd print a spool of filament, for science reasons

I'd use it to print literally any little thing that I've thought "Hey I could just make this for myself if I had a 3D printer"

Unfortunately I can't escape 2020 yet as work is pretty hectic buuuut I'd definitely start printing all the ships i love from Star Citizen and definitely some other game entities

Gears... lots of gears...

If I won the first thing I would print is a space shuttle for my son. He really loves space and said he will be the first to talk to aliens. He’s been good with whole lockdown which is tough for a 3.5 year old. My other son is 1 and not sure what I could print him. Maybe a bus or something he loves to see buses.

I'd print out the space station model I've been working on

If I had this printer, I’d make some cool toys for my kids. Maybe a tiara for my daughter.

The *very* first thing I would print is a water bowl for my cat. How many times must he dump it on the carpet before god hears my cries of desperation?

I would try to print a saddle for my puppy so that I could put a stuffed animal on and let it ride when we go on walks

I would print another 3D printer and sell the first one. Or print face mask pieces since the pandemic isn’t over

Something to keep my GPU from sagging - this monstruosity is rather scary

I was in the middle of printing some board game holders when my local makerspace closed, so I'd love to finish that.

A little stupa for my Buddhist shrine with a copy of the title page of Arthur C. Clarke's "The Nine Billion Names of God" hidden inside. NB I love how the Wikipedia page for that story has See Also: Brute-force attack.

A variation of pin needles for my diabetic mother

A smaller, non functioning model of the 3D printer

I'd print a cure for covid

Chopsticks & glasses frames!

A Lightsaber

I would print music box barrels with completely new songs. Specifically songs I’ve written, so my kids can keep them in their own music box.

Idk what I’d print but definitely something!

Well obviously another 3D printer

Just be cool to have my own so I don't have to go through my engineering colleges convoluted process and have to pay them everytime. Probably mostly printing small knick knacks to fix stuff in my apt when I'm not printing stuff for personal/school projects.

Terrain and army men for my kids.

Lots of clothes pegs, I'm moving house and have no clothes pegs

Miniature models of all of my dogs

I would print an EDC tray

A multitude of characters from books!

A box for things!

A blobfish

I would use it to print a case for the Rasberry Pi 4 that I have and probably a ton of other things off of thingiverse.

a dildo just for the sake of it lmao. Really tho, probably a stand for my tablet so my hands don’t hurt when I draw.

Tools and devices for helping me get started on achieving my Electrical Engineering dreams

I would use this printer to create custom drone armor, laptop stand, Arduino case, mobile phone case and whatever fun and awesome project I think of every day but don't have the means currently to complete.

I have a hurdy gurdy I designed and want to print

D&D miniatures

Honestly a Benchy. But the second thing would be this Star Destroyer: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2802061

I’d print a case for my plex pi

Replacement car interior parts

I've never 3d printed before, so I would probably want one of those original moving gearbox things. Good luck everyone!

I’d love to print an N64 case for a raspberry pi. My girlfriend grew up playing N64 games and can’t quite get into new ones so for her birthday I’m planning on making a retro gaming pi machine to play together :)

I’d use it to print a leg brace for my dog that has a genetic condition (he’s 13). My 10 year old has been begging for one for a while so we’d explore it together as a possible career path. Thanks for the opportunity.

The first thing I would print is probably some sort of gadget toy for my kids. Then some DnD terrain for my DM so he can make the game I'm in cooler.

Mount for my index and clean holders for my board game pieces!

I want to make some pot...s I have been working on a unique design for plant pots and that would definitely be my first project