DIY Leaf Switches for Tabletop Pinball 3d models

A cow perfect for tabletop gaming! Use lots of supports and a raft.</p> <p>Remix of this file here: <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:73482">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:73482</a></p> <p>Want to access even more models not found here in...

A Cyclops perfect for your tabletop game! Print each piece as flat as possible with supports and a brim. This was based off a file I found here: <a...

Versions include: A) Two switches B) Two switches and a spot for a 5,5mm 2,1mm DC socket C) The same as B, but with an extra hole for an IR receiver Take a look at this example: A DC Jack can be found here...

As I set out to reimagine Advanced Heroquest as a cutting-edge, three-dimensional tabletop experience, I drew inspiration from several designs (visit sources) to create these braziers that will serve as key components in Wizard Workshops and...

Catapults are a staple of tabletop gaming, and now you can bring one to life with ease using your 3D printer. ...The design requires minimal support material, which is a breeze to remove once printed.

I love anything Mechs! ...So I did this little project over the summer to amuse myself. It is scaled to work with the tabletop mechwarrior game. Enjoy! ...It printed great on my ender 3 with minimal supports.

Check out Vid's guide at https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/vids-guide-to-upgradingrebuilding-flippers for more information. When I opened up my Space Shuttle, I discovered that the switch holder was missing a long bracket, making it impossible...

This is a light switch cover for Japanese switches. I was inspired by gravelc's "Light switch cover - Australian fitting". https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3122866 I bought and installed a motion sensor lighting. Then I wanted to make the...

Single switch base, designed for a 40mm center axis, subtle profile switches. Do not utilize this component with line voltage AC power. It is specifically engineered for low voltage AC or DC applications that can safely operate at standard 120-volt...

... print on the bed. The base and lid were combined into one. I included the parts in one piece and the split up versions. Tabletop Pawn Remix: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5231227 Original Token Design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4895326

... needed to fit three small 12V Switches inside. ... The Holes for the switches are 20mm x 13mm big. It can be wall mounted with two holes at the bottom. Cables can be inserted through the hole on the side. ... I used short M4 screws to close the lid.

So I created this cover to go over the existing rocker switches, and have a place for some ZigBee switches. This is for a standard US double-wide (2 switch) box, as well as a shallow inset to fit in the ZigBee switch. There's a small bit of room,...

As a personal favor, I rebuilt the mounting system for three switches within my custom-built IKEA Lack enclosure. ... The original component that sparked this redesign can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2078937

OMG Yes - its a Virtual Pinball using Nintendo Switch You need 20 mm t-molding: https://www.arcadexpress.com/it/u-molding-t-molding/394-1705-profili-a-t-19mm-cromo-oro-strisce-continue.html Five arcade button 24mm:...

However, the switches he used for his project were larger than my available KCD11 switches, so I decided to redesign a new box to accommodate mine. This switch box is specifically intended to be mounted in the lower right corner of a CTC Bizer...

The Homeowner Installs a Revolutionary British-Style Switch System

Creating a standardized button for Schneider Trend wall switches, formerly known as Eljo Trend, is something that has really caught my attention lately. They're extremely common in Sweden, and with this new development, you can now print your own...

To accomplish this, I relied on the accurate dimensions of the switch and powersocket provided by "maxwellman" for his power supply cover. I enhanced their design by adding three 3mm screw holes to secure the power socket in place. The print turned...

Unfortunately, the switches he used for his box are larger than mine, so I redesigned a new one. This box is to be mounted in the lower right corner of a CTC Bizer (Dual) made of 5.5mm wooden panels. Any other printer brand that uses the same kind...

(Motivated by rsee360's idea for a regular standard light switch.) Instructions Printing Tips: Printing it on a raft just as shown in the sample image yielded good results. If your printer has difficulty covering the 8cm gap, consider rotating the...

I needed to add a switch in line with my fan for a soldering fan extractor, this is a simple two-piece small print. Just glue the two ends together, they fit really nice. Any thin gauge wire should work fine, I just needed something to look nice...

A simple switch for a homemade capacitor checker was missing from the package.

someone couldn't find bases with slots. ...so i just made some. For now just 28mm and 40mm.

His relevant videos can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkyuyACXRtc and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3al-m-w6DmA I apologize for forgetting which video featured the Nalfeshnee, but Esper the Bard is a talented YouTuber worth checking...

Here is a Lion mini I made for a Dungeons and Dragons game. ...it has a 25mm base. I used this in place of a Panther for the 5E panther monster. Remixed from a lower-poly Lion model, and a mini base. ...It shouldn't require supports.

I NEVER printed this! ...It's just an export of an art project I did for fun! ... If anyone ever printed this, I'd be happy to see the results.

House Destruction for 28mm Miniatures Gaming. ... The Edifice's Corner, characterized by its imposing walls, offers an opportunity to integrate a segment of a flat rooftop, thus creating an elevated platform.

... been scaled specifically for use on a Heroscape board game character. While not the most ideal 3D model for printing, it will still work as intended. Using supports is highly recommended. ...If you can enhance this design, please feel free to do so.

... lineup! To be honest, this was something I had been working on right from the beginning. Unfortunately, my lack of motivation held me back until now. But it's finally available! Thanks for your understanding and for checking out this page.

I left a hole in the floor at the front where you can connect a harness connected to pack animals to pull it if you like. The wheels actually turn if the wheelstops are inserted properly, although that can be finicky depending on your printer's...