ceiling fan chain puller 3d models

This globe for ceiling fan light fixtures replaces your current one, measuring 11" wide with the center section coming in at 4". Unfortunately, standard printers often struggle printing such large diameters (in my case, an 11" one), resulting in a...

Eliminate Confusion on Your Ceiling Fan with a Simple Print Printing this essential object will save you from the frustration of turning the wrong thing at the wrong time. The light bulb is designed to be in two parts, allowing you to thread the...

I was looking for a ceiling fan bulb shade that gave me an ‘industrial look’ like the wire baskets. This is my first try to see how it looked. I needed a shade which was held on by 3 screws.  Most store shades are glass and flowery looking. I...

I have not done any exhaustive testing to see how long it will last under normal ceiling fan use. Proceed with caution. The blade mounting holes are NOT tapped. You will have to do that manually after it's printed. For an increased safety factor,...

Instead of buying one I decided to make my own.If you decide to print this as well, keep in mind that the dimensions of this .stl might not fit your ceiling fan... ...Unless if you have the same fan.Besides that, don't forget that you MUST use LED light...

"Soporte bombilla" are the pieces that make the lamp holder"portalámparas" -> Lamp holder"Tornillo carcasa exterior" -> Screw for the outer central carcass"Tubo soporte" -> Downrod"Tuercas eje" -> Nuts for the shaft"Union aspa" -> Piece that connects...

"Soporte bombilla" are the pieces that make the lamp holder"portalámparas" -> Lamp holder"Tornillo carcasa exterior" -> Screw for the outer central carcass"Tubo soporte" -> Downrod"Tuercas eje" -> Nuts for the shaft"Union aspa" ->...

The existing frosted glass shade for my ceiling fan was pleasant enough, but it wasn't allowing sufficient light through. I had some crystal PLA that is quite clear and decided to try printing new shades with it. It worked beautifully! The design...

A photorealistic ceiling fan crafted in dark wood and steel, carefully created in 3ds Max 2015 by the skilled artist Andrej Peršolja. Rendered with the powerful Vray 3.0 engine, this design is available for immediate use in MAX, OBJ, and 3DS file...

Located within the fan's main structure, this component is essential.

Looking for a way to clean the dust off my ceiling fams without everything flying down on the items below them. ...So, I created this thing to use my vacuum to pick up the dust, I designed this for a Bissell upright vacuum but it should work with a...

A typical fan model is often seen in Latin America, where textures may vary based on the software utilized for loading it.

The original ceiling blade bracket gave up, so instead of settling for a replacement with equally weak resistance, I created a new one from ABS. The 3D printed part turned out to be stronger than its metal counterpart. How do I know that? I loaded...

This energy-saving fan features a rotating body composed of a 2.27 kg assembly, including blade, cover, and stator. It boasts a calculated max speed of 428 RPM with blades made from plastic and a cover crafted from aluminium and plastic. ...With an...

The magic behind the fan blade lies in its lift angle and twist angle. To provide both angles, the shank incorporates them. Designing a component with two angles can be tricky. Take a close look at the component and check out the link to the video...

Wingspan Radius - 1' 9 3/4"Fan Height - 1' 1/2"Man Ion know what else to put here. ... Subscribe to SlamDunksDaily I guess: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK_4HZTjNyh-I21ujAxH4mA

I could never remember which string was the fan and which was the light. ...So I whipped these up.The model was made in OpenSCAD with the BOSL2 library.

This works on my fan, so if it doesn't work for you, there's a part file available. If this was helpful to you, please consider donating what you think is fair value to my PayPal account at https://paypal.me/hazmit. ... Your donation will help cover...

In this exciting school project, students are tasked with designing and conceptualizing an innovative overhead fan system that effectively meets modern air circulation demands in various learning environments. Utilizing industry-standard CAD...

this is a free alternative to the fan blades etsy is marketing 5 dollars for just the STL, My wife is a professional cleaner and requested one, this fits her SHARK navigator. so it may not fit common vacuum i will upload universal vacuum tubes at...

Got bored and made an attachment for my vacuum to clean my dusty fan blades. Works pretty good. light weight and filament friendly @ 65g. I designed this off of my Harbor Freight Bauer 6 gallon wet/dry vac. I based it off the tubes which are 1.75" at...

Pulley puller for motors Nema 17 and others

Assembly of a puller with every single parts, stp files

Pulley puller for motors Nema 17 and others

Puller device that can be used in various places such as cars and other mechanical equipments

This is an extended "puller" specifically designed for the flying helicopter toy available on Thingiverse under the ID #1885007. The designer had previously printed the helicopter at 50% scale, but found that the standard puller was a bit too short...

Puller, actually a hanger for various mass weights, like the 4lb I had uploaded earlier. ...3d printed, works great and is light weight

A bearing puller is a tool used to remove bearings from various machinery and equipment without causing damage to the surrounding components. This device makes it easy and efficient to replace worn or damaged bearings, ensuring smooth operation of...

The human-made puller crafted with precision using SolidWorks software, minus the bolts which are not included. ...It would be fascinating to behold a photograph of one of these creations in action.

The two-arm puller can prove beneficial to certain users. You'll find this helpful tool within the Inventor 2017 software, available for download under the "♥" icon. Simply click it to access your design without any charges - enjoy! ...:-)