a but plug 3d models

This is a plug for extra holes in unicycle cranks. Keep gunk and grit out of the extra pedal hole. Design uses an 8mm allen, which should match most pedals. ... Designed to fit into Kris Holm Spirit Cranks, but should fit any 9/16 cranks.

... ...The standard diameter is 4cm, but users can easily adjust it to fit their needs. Don't forget to smooth out any printing imperfections with a good sanding job. Have fun making adjustments (°͡‿°)!. ...This model was crafted in 3ds Max 2018 software.

Deck plug, or any kind of plug

... ...It is designed for inserting into electrical outlets to supply power to devices. Electric plugs come in various shapes and sizes depending on the country or region they are used in, with common examples being the Type A, Type B, and Type C plugs.

A 100% fill at 0.2 will yield a solid yet fragile result. ...However, using a 90-10 ratio will provide some added durability, and it's recommended to have spirit gum on hand, except for when printing photographs alone.

This is a pocket sized turbo whistle or siren which emits a loud and extremely annoying WHEEEEEEEEEEE when you blow into it.

The tolerance was a little too tight so I had a friend widen the holes by 0.1mm and now they fit together nicely

This is a pocket sized turbo whistle or siren which emits a loud and extremely annoying WHEEEEEEEEEEE when you blow into.

A more refined combination of Mermaid and Base results in a seamless integration, eliminating any issues that might arise when using Simplify 3D.

I created a very simple way to hold the Multimeter probe. ... Hope everybody love it.

friend wanted a frog in cowboy boots, fred to the rescue

I created a model in Inventor that was previously designed in SolidWorks.

Humans have mastered the art of printing three distinct parts, a remarkable feat considering one piece is cleverly constructed from two parts seamlessly integrated into a single entity. ... The inner actuator plays a crucial role by printing these two...

A thicker version of my previous phone stand for thicker covers.

Human Target is a Field of Precision, Hooked on Performance v04

However, being part of a company's management team is both challenging and rewarding.

A thicker version of my previous phone stand for thicker covers.

I created this to help a friend out doing some remodeling.

I just added a rod in the middle and a little notch so it doesn't open when you drop it. Printed at: 0.2mm layer height 15% infill. ... 34mm/s

My girlfriend wanted a unique version that no one else had because she didn't want to be like everyone else. ...She specifically requested a design tailored just for women.

This is a remix (Thingiverse remix search still broken) of Ehdrien's Eotech Knockoff Shroud (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4184795) it fits the "556" purchased off Monkeemods which is a Eotech XPS2-0 knockoff if I recall correctly.

Fred the frog has now received a flower ready to deliver to all4 is a more sturdy flower, while 3 was the first designDesigned him for my best friend and thought that many other people would like him as well.

a mini version of my set up it has all of the important goods hope you guys like it

We're talking about combining these two elements into a single entity, That's all I'm saying.

Modeled in Blender, Used the CR-touch mount I made for my Klemco mount as a reference

Initially, I sketched out a basic wire design; however, it is crucial to attach chains for added support and security.

A straightforward and practical CAD model illustrates an often-employed DND sign placed on office entryways, particularly during conferences.

I built a compact soap holder at my wife's request, and that's what you're looking at now.

Simple yet effective designs have a special place in my heart - they just get the job done without any fuss!

Wanted to hand wash our face masks but our bathroom sink did not have any stopper/plug to do so. So into fusion 360 I went to model one. This one has been working great for months. I printed in TPU for a good seal. The dimensions I modeled it in are...