fiddle 3d models

Inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1788328 which I printed a year ago, I created some different planters.My wife asked me to print especially these two planters for her new little suculents.It was a bit fiddling to cut out the net, but now...

No fiddling with nuts or undoing screws, just lift the spool out! Update 20/7/2013: I have added an extended version of the arm (spool_arm_v2), which is 20mm longer. I really liked bsthomps' spool holder, although it's for an earlier version...

I can put the canister with stand attached in addition to my MSR Pocket Rocket Deluxe in my Toaks 750ml titanium pot without fiddling. Use appropriate length M3 screws to put it together but make sure the head is not too tall. A nut is probably...

I experimented with snap fit design, it takes some fiddling to put the two pieces together but it works better than i expected.I printed it at 0.1mm layer height in Prusament PETG clear on Prusa MINI+I got rather heavy stringing inside the perimeter...

Right now you need to fiddle a little bit to make it work consistently. I will add the Fusion source files once I get it working correctly. This currently needs the thin metal threads to work as contacts. You find these in "Twist Ties".</p> <p>If you...

I've had my Ender 5 control box flailing about in the wind while constantly fiddling with its components, so I designed these to provide a convenient way of securing it without relying on the original screws' hassle.\r\n\r\nThis design requires only...

... which translates to around twenty-three USD. ATTENTION! I just printed this once - the one in the pictures - and my temp was set all wrong. I did have to fiddle a bit to clean it up, but with good printer settings you should have no trouble at all.

I was fiddling with the design for the Space Dwarf I just completed (a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2826891) and realized it would also make an excellent fantasy dwarf if you removed the jump pack from him. I merged it with a lot of...

I've created this revised version with an essential 18mm X-Axis offset built into the Main Mount, eliminating the need for complicated software flashing or fiddling with settings. ...Simply stick with your ANET A8 settings as they were in the stock...

There is a shorter design, but it required a bit too much of fiddling to get the top umbrella out, so I decided to make a 5cm longer version. These hooks hold two umbrellas and are to be installed into the rear seat anchors - on the back (boot)...

After Fiddling with Bowden Guides and External Holders, I Combined Two Great Ideas Using These RollerClips. I Mounted My Filament Ries "TUSH" onto the Empty Carousel and Secured Them with Four of These Clips. It Works Really Well and Keeps Me...

I was fiddling with clips a few days ago and observing a 3D print of a face shield bracket. It soon became apparent that this approach is a waste of material and takes an excessively long time to complete, especially considering my workshop's...

I messed around with some parts I found (Tinkercad Printable kits, skull and foot parts) then fiddled some more on FlashPrint and came up with this coaster. Then I thought, with a bit of tweaking it would make a nice ashtray too... So here it is. I'm...

If you're like me and constantly fiddling with printers and gadgets, you've probably noticed how the Mi Band sticks out too far and continually catches on things. IMPORTANT: This design is specifically created to be printed in TPU - I used Filaflex...

I was fed up with fiddling around with spacers and similar components so I lost the spring for my extruder, therefore I decided to utilize a leftover M5 bolt from the Ender 3 kit along with all of the hardware present in the stock extruder arm. P.S....

When tightening the mounting screws, you may need an offset screwdriver to snug them properly in the kehole slots, requiring some patience and fiddling. ...This original design draws inspiration from user jjulicher's creative work: a marker and eraser...

... because of filaments knots I started from scratch and came up with a new approach: the filament duck ("inspired" by a duckbill). no fiddling around on the back of the printer easy to use great form factor no supports no assembly no extra parts

Then, while fiddling with my printer's firmware, I needed something to print, so I decided to use it as a test model. ...The threads looked correct, but the hole was slightly oversized - still, it would probably suffice since you'd need a washer anyway.

Scale, fiddle with the horizontal expansion, etc. to suit your desires. Even do your own knockoffs and improvements. Update 08/02/2020: Jpeg uploaded to show what the thing looks like because the system here perpetually hangs when trying to...

Huge thanks to Tebee, who designed the axle bearings and put them under attribution commons - without whom id be fiddling and messing about for many many hours getting wheels right. ...Originally found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4499093 ...

These things fasten to any of the securing holes in the SM1 base without having to fiddle around with the screws and the individual corner hold downs. ...There's also a hole in the center that you can insert a 3mm screw to add a little more down force...

I sought a rapid solution that wouldn't require extensive fiddling. This part prints in under 1 minute, and all you have to do afterwards is superglue it into position. ...Note: This part restricts closed folding by about 15 degrees, but this wasn't a...

I was tired of fiddling with the fold-up case that my [RadioShack 22-810 multimeter](https://www.flickr.com/photos/120116853@N05/25038817125/in/photostream/) (photo not mine) came in. The probes were a pain to fit into the case properly and I also...

... because of filaments knots I started from scratch and came up with a new approach: the filament duck ("inspired" by a duckbill). no fiddling around on the back of the printer easy to use great form factor no supports no assembly no extra parts

I admit, this entire project is just me fiddling with and learning TinkerCAD, but I'm happy with this. I have not yet printed this, but the math is right and it should all fit just fine. ... Print 4x diamonds separately (either in blue PLA, or paint...

... The two then bolt together using M2 screws and nuts. This was somewhat of a rush job but once it's in I've had no need to fiddle with it. ... It's angled in such a way that there should be no clearance issues, and everything is accessible.

If I put out a full squad, I expect I'll fiddle with the proportions of the bloodcrusher. Otherwise, enjoy! ... Ork Rider: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/git-boar-riderz Bloodcrusher Mount: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/hematismashers ...

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! ...-...

A neat and organized solution instead of having to fiddle around with loose cables for every charge. The top requires just a few supports around the earbud case slot while the base stand doesn't need any at all. Print with 15-25% infill and...

No more fiddling with this part, as we've found a solution. To ensure a smooth and effortless turn, I highly recommend printing out a 1mm prototype and giving it a test fit first. ...If necessary, you can then scale up or down until you achieve a snug...