3d print thumb splint

... For this print, set the tine width to 4, the tine gap to 1.5, and opted not to print a sound box or sound board. ...The tines were printed at a length of 75, while the sound box socket was skipped.

Just a small dice to use as a keychain ( for me ) but once again by changing the printing scale everything becomes possible.

I liked the design by Timeless 3D for the most part but I was running into an issue with the camera bobbing up and down in flight really easily. ... I enclosed the back to try and prevent the bobbing.

... toothpick which used the top of a tinyhawk 2 so here it is. ...TA DA! I printed this on my Creality CR10S Pro V2 with 100% infill but that's just what I do with TPU prints, retractions disabled and set to 228c Hot end, and No heating on the bed. ...

Print Settings: PLA: 216°C, 25%, 104% PETG: 250°C, 25%, 104% Scaling Note: Fit to scale for optimal results. Printing Tips: Optimize settings for high-quality layer welding. Suggest higher resolution, slight overextrusion, slow speed, and elevated...

Designed for 19mm Cam and 9g Servo. ...Add a rubber band and enjoy the view. Prints nicely without Infill and Support (back side down). ... I used: PETG, 0.15mm layers

Experienced difficulties in printing the initial file as mentioned below; furthermore, it failed to maintain the nut correctly for bed levelling adjustments. Consequently, I edited the file, rectified the intersection problems, and incorporated a...

Guitar pick holder Print on the longer edge of the guitar pick, taking around 5 minutes with the specified settings. No supports are necessary. ...Adjust the scale if the pick fits too loosely or tightly.

Most grip designs are typically single-piece, but discovering a two-piece layout can significantly enhance the results of FDM printing. ...A similar approach will be pursued for any other cameras that require an upgraded grip for improved control.

Every illusionist requires this essential item, so printing several spare flesh-toned versions is a wise idea. ...If the purpose of this device eludes you, it's best to leave well enough alone and move on.

Assemble this product in just two easy steps - print it first with built-in support structures to ensure stability, and then seamlessly bond the parts together with a reliable adhesive.

Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator Rafts: Yes Supports: No Notes: This item must be printed at 100% to accommodate a standard M8x25 screw. ...Easy-to-remove supports are included on the underside, eliminating the need...

... out the hole a bit and inserting a drywall screw with anchor for added strength. It holds fast and is simple to print. Instructions Print it at regular Replicator settings for .2mm ABS, though I bet it will work nearly perfectly any which way.

I was going to buy a M6 bolt and print a handle, but things worked out that I just went and printed the whole thing. It works well enough for now and locks the head as expected. It's a bit long, and I'm sure won't be 100% strong in the long...

This is engineered to accommodate a standard 6mm thread Nut or Bolt precisely.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter Model:\n Wanhao Duplicator 4 accurately positioned.\n \n Generate Rafts: No completely.\n Absolutely no supports whatsoever.\n Resolution at its...

Also reoriented the part for printing Glued it in with super glue If you'd like to support me please check out my filament wishlist here Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.28 Infill: 100%...

... under F key. ...Designed for a Gemeinhardt 30SHB but probably fits other flutes. I've added some adhesive foam to the bottom for comfort. .3mf file included in case you want to modify to fit your flute or make adjustments. Modeled in MS 3d Builder

This object was designed utilizing the features offered by Tinkercad, a web-based software that facilitates 3D model creation and editing. ...Those interested in viewing or modifying this design can access it through their website at...

My kid whipped up this awesome gift for her sibling using a simple cardboard box, and I was wondering if she'd be up for creating something similar with me in 3D Builder. Guess what we came up with? ...A pretty quirky design that we both love - the...

Print the model as is orientated for best result. I highly recommend that you sand the surface, it just make it so nice to use. !!!!!ATTENTION!!!!! This model was designed to be printed with ABS plastic, you may need to scale down (-0.5%?) if you...

... areas. I didn't do anything special for the print to make it look nice, it's a tool for me. Adjust your print settings as you need. ... This is intended to be glued onto the bolt.Source Fusion 360 archive included so you can remix it if you like.

... I've printed this standing up on its end (green) or on the side (like the STL, the red print); I prefer on its side even though you need some supports for greater strength along the length of the piece to resist small hands snapping it in half.

This is a hotshoe mounted thumbgrip for the Lumix GX85 micro four thirds camera. ...The thumbgrip ends and still gives access to the on/off switch. Print solid, for best results no supports and upside down with the full flat surface on the build plate.

After some testing found that shrinking the original down to 83.8% was a good fit. ... Also reoriented the part for printing Glued it in with super glue If you'd like to support me please check out my filament wishlist here

This is a small piece that my son designed for him self after seeing the one that I printed out. This was his own creation to fit his hand and his comfort level. ...We will update this as the model changes.

I printed these on an Ender 3 V2 without supports. ...Consider enabling <i>ironing</i> for an extra smooth top layer.</p><p>There are two STL files because the top screwhole on the left side is slightly larger than the one on the right side (3mm vs...

... before. ... I have printed many of these of the people in our office. there are 2 version of it the second version has slots for SD and Micro SD cards. I may or may not put that one up on this site. ... you can find it on Grab Cad and other sites.

... no idea what it's called. ... I used a tack nail with a diameter of less than 2 millimeters to connect it with the slider. The project is designed to be printed without supports and uses sacrificial bridging with a layer height of 0.35 millimeters.

... edges to protect your fingertips while turning them. The bottom boasts a large surface area for enhanced contact. Designed with ABS shrinkage in mind, they print perfectly in ABS for a tight fit on standard M3 nylock nuts from Home Depot or Lowe's.

... taps break super easy!! ... Modified to take taps with a shaft diameter of 3mm and a square of 2.5mm. In my case a 2mm x 0.4 tap for screws commonly used for vehicle remote head keys Modded with TinkerCad, printed at 108% for proper hole size.