3d printed tap handle

I tried to combine this model (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:33523) and put it on a tap handle. I couldn't think of how I was going to combine them so I just printed both and glued them together. I printed this in PETG for added strength. The...

When the handle of our water tap (mixer tap) broke away from inner rust, it was -- you guess it -- the evening before 4 consecutive bank holidays with shops closed :-(.To still be able to use water during those days, I quickly draw this water tap...

I highly recommend using a fine resolution when printing this design to ensure that the thread has enough detail for smooth threading onto your faucet's handle or lever screw. To get the best results, print Pickle Rick standing up with supports –...

The 3/8-16 thread design ensures compatibility with most taps, and attaching whiteboard paper using adhesive on the tap handle allows easy writing with dry erasable markers when purchasing new kegs for your kegerator.

This is a tap handle that fits Bars and Ukeg adapter tap threading. I did 100% infill to ensure good strength with PLA. Probably not necessary if you use a stronger material like PETG or ABS. ...War Eagle!!

I was particularly fond of the "beer" statue, which is why I decided to repurpose it as a unique tap handle by merging it seamlessly with impressive enlarged antlers and a precision-engineered tap fitting at its base.

This is a handy tap handle for a corny keg, designed to screw directly onto any standard tap handle available at online retailers like Amazon. ...Simply search "Corny Keg Tap" on the web and browse through the selection of top-rated products, such as...

... ...We all adore Baby Groot at my house, and when I stumbled upon @dav88's fantastic model of him, I knew he would be perfect as a tap handle. I customized the mesh and inserted a 3/8" UNC thread mesh so it can easily fit on a standard tap handle bolt.

This is a Mario Warp Pipe Kegerator tap handle. The top is open and will hold an Amiibo. Shout out to @corekid91 for the threaded bottom I used for this model: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4577308 I included the full model in file, but also...

Simple tap bit handle for small bits. The bit receptacle is currently at 4.0mm. Bit measured at 3.6mm square. I printed at 3.7mm and had to use a mallet to hammer the bit into place. I've included the fusion 360 file as well if you'd like to modify...

A Subversive Twist on the Humble $1 Beer Tap Handle. Compact in size, this design is tailored for my specific application requirements. It incorporates the exceptional beer tap thread from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:374045. Print Settings:...

This is the body of the tap handle (seen in the image in white ABS) that features internal threads on both ends, measuring 3/8in at the lower end to securely attach onto beer faucets, and 1/2in at the top to accommodate the logo head. Print Settings...

I designed a tap handle for our kitchen soda water faucet and now you can have one too! The design shows "SODA" from both the left and front sides. It comes with a slot for a 3/8" nut at the bottom, making it easy to attach to standard faucets.

I've done some more in Meshmixer: Mixed the Slave Leia model by Alejandro Argandona with the base from the Skull Beer Tap Handle by Florian. Now a real Star Wars princess can pour beer on my kegerator!I printed this with tree supports on my...

Instructions Print icons separately, glue them into the handle with ease using your best gluing techniques. Use a brass insert made of E-Z LOK 260-6-BR (3/8"-16), it is available in packs as McMaster's number 94615A118. Drill with 29/64" drill bits...

... came out fine. I've also included a threaded "test piece" to see how yours will print the thread before committing to the entire handle. ... I like to print most of my items on a "fine" 0.1mm height and 0.4mm width setting, your mileage may vary.

The handle of ChaosCoreTech's katana scaled to fit the build plate of an Elegoo Mars (140mm from 160mm) and threaded for a 3/8 thread beer tap.

Standard Handle Organizer: A simple holder for 9 taps, designed to keep them upright and organized in a convenient space-saving way.

A simple tap handle design is the topic of an enjoyable tutorial, which you can find in the comment section below this text.

The beer tap handle features a pre-installed 3/8 inch thread, which has been incorporated from the "OpenSCAN ISO metric thread library".

Handcrafted Tap Handle Redesign. A Unique Design Element Featuring a Customizable Sign Holder on Top. ...Created Using Tinkercad's Parametric Modeling Tool.

A sleek and sophisticated tap handle boasting a classic 3/8"-16 threading that's as straightforward as it is elegant.

Powered by a 9V battery, all of the electronics fit snugly inside the body of the handle, which screws directly onto the tap with precision-printed threads! ... Links to electronic components below: Adafruit Pro Trinket:...

The Blank Handle included with our system allows you to customize your tap handle for each specific beer, adding a personal touch that will surely impress your customers. Whether you're a craft brewery looking to offer a variety of seasonal beers or...

Print Settings: Printer Brand: Printrbot Printer Model: Simple Black Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 15% Notes: Be sure to use supports for the helmet, unless you're feeling brave (and have a printer that can handle it). Post-Printing: A few quick...

After being published for almost a year and a half, it was brought to my attention that I hadn't actually included the piece that I had modified to turn this into a beer tap handle. I have now updated with the modified piece. ...My sincere apologies to...

Link for Bolt - https://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/125/3248 Link for Nut - https://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/125/3297 Each section supports 2 tap handles (side sections only support 1 tap handle), there is a middle section along with a left and right to...

Featuring an adaptable design, this tap handle is compatible with a wide range of popular bicycle taps. ...It can accommodate various metric sizes, such as M4 to M12, and also fits standard taps in the #8 to 9/16-inch range.

I designed this holder to securely cradle a tiny tap from a tap and die set. My precision-crafted taps are an exact 2.8mm on each side of the square shape and precisely 3.55 millimeters around in diameter. ...I deliberately shaped the handle end to be...

... something useful. ...I love this simple design, which means I can print some labels to stick on and make it even more versatile. It comes equipped with threads for a standard tap system, but I should probably use a metal insert to make it last longer.