Leap Motion VR Mount easier to print 3d models

Based on this (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2739346) original design but with a different tail for easier printing. ...Still might need some supports.

I also rotated the pieces so that they were flat on the build plate and split the model in two to make it easier to print. Now, the model needs some supports to be printed, as indicated by the screenshots. However, I have successfully printed both...

mz4250's original model was anatomically correct because it was based on a real horse skeleton - this model is no longer an accurate replica of a horse, but it still looks close enough for a mini, and this version takes less support, prints faster,...

The Pimax Leap Motion Mount is positioned at a precise 15-degree angle.

In the alternative version, intricate text proved difficult to print on the initial layer, prompting me to reconsider my approach.

Hot Shoe Handle mk9 offers the ability to mount audio transmiter microphones, audio receiver microphones, monitor and more on your camera's hot shoe.Designed for ambidextrous and reversible use.Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTDxbmQxS_0

All credit to Blizzard Entertainment and HotCheeseSoup for their creation, I simply divided HotCheeseSoup's design into two halves, allowing it to be printed in two separate, flat-bottomed pieces that can be easily glued together.\nNote: For optimal...

I know there are many fantastic designs out there, but some can be tricky to create, others are too fragile, others demand supports, screws, and other equipment, so I've designed one that requires zero support, zero screws, and is a breeze to print.

I've seen plenty of excellent designs online, but some can be challenging to create, others are simply too flimsy, or they need additional support materials like screws, which can make them complicated to assemble. My goal was to design a product...

... will still require supports! Make sure to post updates if you make one! Great design is always appreciated! **EDIT** Made adjustments to the legs, saw/saw arm and rockets/rocket arm to improve printing. ...It comes together really nicely now.

Inspired by Thingiverse's 2739346, I've created an alternative tail design that streamlines the printing process while still capturing the essence of the original. ...Although it may necessitate additional support structures to ensure stability and...

Cut the bottom flat for easy separation and removal of the rear posts to seamlessly integrate with other options such as the outstanding "CNC Router" project available at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3008552.\r\n\r\nI'm eager to put it to the...

The original was totally unprintable on my printer, largely due to the screw tabs floating in mid air and being printed with the right extruder then hit by the left one, but also the holes won't come out properly round if printed vertically.So I cut...

The original was totally unprintable on my printer, largely due to the screw tabs floating in mid air and being printed with the right extruder then hit by the left one, but also the holes won't come out properly round if printed vertically.So I cut...

... ...Next, I printed each half twice, which allowed me to assemble the piece with precision and ease. ...To hold everything together securely, I applied J-B Weld PlasticWeld epoxy with confidence, knowing it would provide a strong bond that would last.

I didn't want to try to print the spilling liquid of the "full water" STL using supports that would mess up the surface appearance of the spilling liquid. And I wasn't able to cleanly assemble the three separate pieces that were given as alternate...

I didn't want to print the spilling liquid of the "full water" STL using supports that would mess up the surface appearance of the spilling liquid. And I wasn't able to cleanly assemble the three separate pieces that were given as alternate STLs by...

This thing was created using Tinkercad. ...Make adjustments to it instantly at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/2j4Pb5gF9nW.

... reworked the Flame Puppy design for smoother assembly in fewer parts. ...I also had to revamp the turret pin due to its initial incorrect sizing, and while the revised version is slightly loose, this will be addressed once I produce a second iteration.

(Parts 201, 202, 203, 204 need to be printed in red; parts 203, 205 in white) After successfully assembling the rocket, I was thrilled to see it reach an impressive height of around 42 cm with a big smoke trail. It's an awesome model that you can...

This version is much easier to print and the spray distribution can be tweaked but changing the profile of the reflector. Ive been using this version on all the nozzles for a full season and they have been working well. The print might be modified to...

Files: * LED_Lamp_All_In_One.stl - A base, 10x50 (5050) led strip head, and 10 links (complete lamp) * Link_With_Brim.stl - A single link with an added brim to make printing easier * Ball_link.obj.stl - The original unmodified link with no brim,...

... or another adhesive. ...His feet are now visible due to the removed platform, making him look cute and balanced by his tail. Customize him with a Sharpie or paint. Finish off with a laugh: how does one get Pikachu on a bus? ...The answer is Pokémon!

Spring is completely unnecessary for this particular design. ...In fact, printing it without any supporting structures would be ideal, as removing them afterwards can be quite a challenge.

Thanks so much! ...I created my own version of the lower arms, designed specifically for printing without any need for supports. ...They're compatible with HEXA and M models.

This is a revamped Buzz Bar model that simplifies production processes for manufacturers. ...It's now more straightforward to create. ...Four different dimensions are offered: 5.9 inches, 7.8 inches, 9.8 inches, and 11.8 inches.

... tail is slightly larger than the one on the original figure. He decides to give it a more dynamic look by adding some color with a sharpie or paint. And here's a joke that always makes him laugh: How do you get Pikachu on a bus? ...You Pokébus it!

Once you print, remove supports and try using the extra spacer that comes with VR Ears kit to see if it clips in proper. You should hear a click and be able to use the little tabs to slide it back out. No sense in risking the VR ears getting stuck in...

In this model rotary motion is transfer in linear motion.

In this model rotary motion is transfer in linear motion.