controller and headphone stand 3d models

I really like the design from MakerBot team but it seem a little empty to my eye, so i added this hexagonal decoration.You can get the file to do your design and personalize as you want!

A traditional tantō sword measures up to a maximum length of 24 centimeters. ...Crafting this short-bladed weapon requires just five precision-crafted pins and a few strategically applied drops of adhesive.

You need 1x hex button head screw M3x16, 1x hex socket head cap screw M3x10, 2x M3 nuts and some glue. ... Print settings: Rafts: no Supports: yes Resolution: 0,20 Infill: 15%

A tantō (short blade) is one of the traditionally crafted Japanese swords. ...Traditional tantō are made with a single piece of steel, folded and hammered to create a strong yet flexible edge.

Japanese swordsmiths craft a traditional short-bladed sword known as a tantō. ...Its length stretches to a maximum of 24 centimeters, requiring a few basic materials including adhesive and five small metal fasteners to assemble.

You need 1x hex button head screw M3x16, 1x hex socket head cap screw M3x10, 2x M3 nuts and some glue. ... Print settings: Rafts: no Supports: yes Resolution: 0,20 Infill: 15%

This is my first original design using Fusion 360. ...Up until now, I have been following tutorials. I do not intend to print out this model, but if you like, feel free to and post the images.

It performs exceptionally well and is robust, boasting a 22.5mm wide slot for the shelf, ensuring it can accommodate most items up to an inch in width with ease. ...I'm currently working on a revised version that incorporates clips which apply gentle...

... to the arms. You'll need M3x10 (or M3x12) screws and 4 M3x6 screws for the base's underside Thanks to the following remixes where I drew my inspiration: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4277461 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3604589

I used PLA with 30% infill.No supports needed.To assemble it, I chose to glue the bottom parts together first, then the upper parts, and then I finally glued the bottom to the top (fixating it with two tapes while drying). ...But I'm sure there are...

... a buddy of mine. ...His printer just isn't big enough! This print has NOT been test printed by me. I predict that the interlocking parts will be an extremely snug fit, and may demand sanding or tweaking your settings to intentionally under-extrude.

I'll give it a try and let you know if printing it works. Since I haven't printed it yet, I'm not sure if any changes are needed. ...My friend asked me to create this for them, but I might end up using it myself too.

:D Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i3 Hephestos Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% Notes: I printed the vertical supports along the diagonal of the bed and with a raft because without it, I experienced some wrap...

Lay part flat, then run it through your Ender 5 printer at PLA settings of 60mm/s, with the hotend temperature set to 220 degrees Celsius and the bed temperature at 50 degrees Celsius, utilizing tree supports for small holes that will accommodate...

... at https://www.tinkercad.com. ...To accommodate my single printer's limited print volume, I broke down the design into three manageable pieces. Additionally, I incorporated guide features to simplify the assembly process and ensure a smooth fit.

... PLA from eBay as it was the only white PLA I had laying around. ... I used 10% gyroid infill and it feels more than sturdy enough. ...I also put my logo on the front however the .STL file doesn't have that so you can put whatever you want on the front!

I really like the original of this, but the overhang is a killer for printing, so I recreated it from scratch in Fusion 360 and added a big ol' fillet to the top ridge to make printing easier. I added the Fusion360 file so you can tweak it. It is...

This is a remix, however thingiverse wont let me select the original so the link is: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2050885 All credit goes towards the original creator and razer for logos. If the size messes up on some slicers, use theese: ...

I ran this print on my Ender 5 with PLA at a speed of 60 mm/s, a hot end temperature of 220°C, and a bed temperature of 50°C. To prevent warping, I added tree supports for small holes that will eventually hold screws. ...This design fits neatly on a...

You can find the magnets I used at this location: Amazon offers a wide selection of products, but you may need to copy and paste the link because it is not functioning correctly.

This was a test model for a wood projection script in Blender, but the scale and rotation are way off from the original design. ... Print Settings: Rafts: Yes Notes: You'll need a raft to preserve the woodgrain detail on the side that rests on the bed...

Check out http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:910601 and http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:213990. Instructions are straightforward: Flip the base arm upside down to print the other side. It's likely you'll need to re-scale the components based on your...

I got the model of the head from https://www.myminifactory.com/prints/3d-print-2798 it is a sacan of a real triceratops skull in Colorado I edited the model in meshmixer to reduce the polygons at first and later y use fusion 360 to design the wall...

... that join the side pieces together seamlessly. My test print turned out sturdy. The components click into place smoothly and secure firmly with bolts. ...For an even tighter fit, you can also use super glue alongside bolting the parts together.

... adhesive "Command" strips, measuring 13mm x 16mm each. So far, it has held securely on my desk for a month with no issues, even after cutting off the little pull tab. The overall dimensions of the design are approximately 6.5cm wide and 5cm deep.

Simply print: 1 x Top Layer, 1 x Bottom Base, and 2 x Connector Pieces. If your printer lacks a substantial print area, you'll likely need to position the top part at an angle to make optimal use of the z-axis space. The connectors are designed for...

... <p>My test print came out strong. The pieces slip together like a glove and secure firmly with bolts. ...To make it even stronger, you could super glue as well as bolt the pieces together.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Category: Office</p>

Amazing headphone holder, modular design and perfect fit. ... Includes 3 files for assembly.

NobOwen's Xbox controller wall mount but with a headphone holder remix

Helmet charging stand for Forcite FE + MK1 Helmet and Handlebar Controller. Firstly, big thanks to the innovators at www.forcitehelmets.com for the excellent helmet, and permission to use their logo. The stand design is entirely my own however, as...