fiddle 3d models

Check this awesome holder made for my Switch in Powersupply that I designed using Solidworks to save me from fiddling with a pesky piece of wire all the time - yeah, those bypassing times were totally over! Print was a cinch and didn't take longer...

I was fed up with fiddling with hex wrenches to adjust the spool holder, so I came up with a Quick Release Knob. Simply print and insert an M5x25 bolt and you're all set! ...Remove the original upper bolt and nut and only use the lower T-nut with the...

... OnShape. This is part of my CTC Prusa i3 improvements project. The document is public, you can make a copy and fiddle around with it https://cad.onshape.com/documents/5e8f73f8fed50f0e62fc5fa6/w/0ca1366970b3a50eaf054108/e/69e6343d4e5ed8ac84fcd08b

Disregard the hole placement entirely since you'll need to fiddle around with it extensively to get them aligned correctly. You will have to drill your own holes or slots into this print so that you can move them to their desired spot. You will need...

... PLA at 25% infill, no raft or support, and a threaded side against the bed. The fine screw printed well with a .4mm nozzle, but I had trouble finding where it starts - after 20 minutes of fiddling with it, it finally caught and works perfectly now.

and that's time you could be spending climbing instead of fiddling around with straps. ... This crashpad hook can be used to add a secondary hook further down on the strap, so you can tuck away the carrier flap quickly and focus on finally sending...

I wanted to have more belt links without having to fiddle them together. Additionally, I wanted to minimize supports. Therefore I designed the links print-in-place. The red parts need to be cut off after printing. The ends of belt links could be...

Update: I was experimenting with my new Flexion extruder using my beeper mount as a test subject, which led to fiddling with mid-print filament swaps and ultimately redesigning it. ...It's now even sleeker, so you can expect a slight weight reduction.

I snapped a photo and when I got home, spent hours fiddling with Tinkercad to come up with a similar design that I could 3D print. What do you all think? ... Print Settings Printer Brand: Robo 3D Printer Model: R1 ABS + PLA Model Rafts: No Supports:...

I fiddled with the extrusion width in the settings (increasing it from 0.45 to 0.48 specifically) and managed to reduce the issue. Have fun and Be Inspired! Check out the simple plates I designed as well! ...-...

... lever mechanisms. In my opinion, it would be beneficial to integrate both the maker coin and tolerance test into a single design, enabling users to easily assess their printer's precision while also creating and fiddling with their own custom coins.

... parts to allow the head of it to be printed the same as the nut. The threads mesh a little tight at 100% scale, have to fiddle with settings. At 300% they are perfect. ... Silk Silver filament gives it a nice shiny metal appearance I have found.

i was tired of having a mess and fiddling with the rope so this is a way of make your life easier and just grab your rope and pull and your done. big opening is 25mm and small is 10 or 12 mm. ... made mine in petg and totally solid and printed it...

... them with a M40x4mm socket cap screw and nut. The design is stored in OnShape. If you want to fiddle with it, here's the link: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/1508227b073c30be47a2854a/w/3e223da981db9a89231f9363/e/d3c38e3dc96867e66397c681

Fiddling with my old sculpture has become a necessity as it urgently needs to be optimized by reducing the number of triangles. The current count stands at an astonishing 1.4 million triangles, and I'm warning you in advance that this process will...

And I made a convenient little sign which is attachable to the little Masterspool by fiddling a piece of filament through the sign and through the tiny holes from the spool at the inner and the outer diameter. The print settings I specified are my...

... printing one of these clips for each roll of filament you use. Not only do they prevent nozzle clogs, but they also serve as a convenient clip that can stay attached to your printer at all times, eliminating the need to constantly fiddle with it.

A redesigned filament sensor mount and sensor box for the CR10V3 (or other models) - The original one creates a ton of friction leaving the extruder fighting for filament , as well as it is very difficult to guide new filament through it so you have...

However the thumb hole for both is ~28mm I'll include the blender file for anyone who wants to fiddle with it. You might even get away with printing it with almost no infill if you set for like 4 walls and printer can bridge. Don't quote me on...

The new one is outstanding, but the vintage plastic gasket that attaches on either side wouldn't fit, and then shattered when I fiddled with it. Solution: Print New Ones! Dimensions: Outside Diameter: 12mm Inside Diameter: 9.7mm Check out this...

... I'd post this one anyway. The issue is with the overhang of the float between his front paws, it can require some post-printing help to get it smooth(er). I'm pretty sure the overhang is just too big but fiddling with the shapes didn't help much.

... see the filling through the light. In bronze filament, it could be quite cool too. (Edit: it's done; now all that's left is sanding it.) If you want to fiddle with the file a bit, it's available here: https://www.tinkercad.com/search/?q=kaamelott

... by removing as much material as possible to reduce use of printing material. Included .blend file in case anyone wants to fiddle around with the design themselves, feel free to modify and reupload, just link to this original in the description.

... for camping or DIY projects. The one-piece design eliminates the need for fiddling, assembly, springs, or screws - it's incredibly convenient. ... Printing time for each set is approximately 35 minutes, with a filament usage of just 6.5 grams.

... the M3 nuts (nylock) would need to be slightly compressed (to make mounting easier). When springs and washers are used, a top support is not necessary to keep them in place. I considered scaling the STL file instead of fiddling with FSCD files.

These free, 3D printable (STL) pawn bases enable you to seamlessly drop in the template over the map - no more tedious fiddling with paper templates or guesswork. Includes the STL file for a set of 5, 10, and 15 foot radius circles. From blazing...

I've been tinkering with a Pimoroni Hyperpixel 4 lately, and I needed a case that makes it effortless to take apart and fiddle with things. To achieve this, I lowered the walls of the original model for easy access to the underside of the...

I was fiddling around with making twisting shapes that print in one go. This "twister" spun so well I wondered if it would be possible to create the Face/Vase optical illusion. I happened to have silhouettes of my daughters already from a different...

These are removable if you need to with a bit of fiddling and thin pliers to squeeze the rivet head. Print instructionsPrint 0.4 nozzle with supports. I use 0.2 contact Z distance with good results. ...I do not recommend a 0.6 nozzle because the...

It's fairly simple once you fiddle around with it for a little bit, but fun to entertain little kids or other people who haven't seen it yet!Happy Printing,- Ty10y SOLUTIONHere is the original video I saw which inspired me to design it. ...Careful,...