lazy susan 3d models

... the other dimensions. You also might need longer screws.&nbsp;I printed it without support and had to cut of some a few blemished since I was lazy. ...But you can optionally print it with support for the top screwholes.</p><p>Res .3mm pla&nbsp;</p>

Throttle with 7 Axes and 24 buttons (32 -&gt; 2 HAT Switches) This project uses an Arduino Micro and 2 MCP23017 shift register for all the buttons. Since I am very lazy on documentaton i added the step file also. For the electronic part just search...

It fits the nexus 10 perfectly, but you can adjust the width to fit a menagerie of electronic devices. NOTE in the picture the shelves are different sides because I was still trying different things out, this version uses the least amount of plastic...

I was tempted to just mirror the slabs but I'm not that lazy. ...Also, since I'm trying to mimic cartoon stones, it helps to have as much assymetricality as possible.You can use two of the same slab if you want, since their “interfaces” with the core...

... are 2mm thick, so take that into account). The lid adds another 5mm to the height. **PRINTING NOTES:** You will need to scale the STLs to 10x to print them as I messed up the units when I made the parts in Blender (and I was too lazy to fix it).

... versions I printed feel incredibly strong; in fact, I stood on them without any damage, and they remained undamaged too. Unfortunately, I don't have any action shots to share. It's been too cold, too wet, nothing to cut, or just plain lazy lately.

This is a simple rod spacer to maintain a constant distance between two rods. I made this for my clothes drying rack to avoid falling down because my vacuum robot will push one rod to the other. The design is half of the object, you will need to...

but I too lazy and terrible with CAD stuff. My goal was to get AC in my Roof-top-tent on the bed of my truck. Going to get two of these printed and the sump pump tube is 25ft long (cheaper per foot than OP's tube). This will give me a his and...

Nope, this one is supposed to be stupidly easy to use by lazy people. This is a work in progress. I'll upload progress after test prints, but at this iteration I'm convinced it should work using ABS-like resin. Note, I post it under CC...

Print for whatever size you have available.(If you don't know what that means: 1U is a standard keycap (like on the letters), and the larger numbers are the larger keycaps (like Shift, Backspace, etc))&nbsp;Larger keycaps would need a larger model...

... in Cura and other slicers)4. Flip the cone tray lid 180 degrees and centre it, print with no brim right over the existing inlay on the build plateIroning in Cura will make these parts look good, but I am too lazy/impatient and didn't bother.

I made @TheGoofy's "Yet ANOTHER Machine Vise", but those who have been following my other creations know that I amLAZY. I created an adapter that fits into the hollow vise handle, and provides a bit for connecting a power drill. Now, you can use a...

I am too lazy to do that part... Designed to work with USA #8 screws. I have not bevelled the head recesses for flat head screws. That is in my TODO list I just haven't done yet... Printing will be done on Voxelab Aquila fitted with PEI sheet...

I got lazy with my coordinate math at the end. You can see some deviations in openSCAD's rendering, but it gets washed out in the slicer. Not worth the extra time to perfect it. I commented the various layers for easy manipulation. For example, if...

-slot for ziptiles if you have weird-shape battery -try to get camera's perspective of racing car games Dog went out around 4-5AM. hit by a Car on street. paralyzed for months. after 2 weeks of crawling and try to walk straight. this week, he...

... Idea PLA white</p> <p><br/> <p class="detail-setting notes"><strong>Notes: </strong></p> </p><div><p>there might be some stringing in the middle. please forget about it and think of it as an artistic element. I'm to lazy to fix. Category: Office

All tolerances are chosen for FDM printing. I wanted to also design an adapter for standard razor blades but have gotten too lazy. If someone else would like to do so I'd be happy to help, though.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer...

Any cylindrical shape would do - I know, I'm being lazy with this one, sorry. Someone pointed out that the logo/text is on the wrong side, so I flipped it in the v4 version (the picture shows older version). ...The notch holding the top part could be...

I think (I forgot to weigh it before I mounted the monitor on and now im too lazy) To assemble this you need 3 M4 &gt;23cm threaded rods,6 M4 washers an nuts, as well as the 4 M5 screws to mount the monitor. On the picutres is still my prototype, but...

Assembly I was originally thinking about using magnets, but was too lazy. I used 4 drops of super glue on each section to stick them together. OpenSCAD notes For this to work, you'll need to get some of the original STL files from here:...

I bought some cheap 2nd hand shelves and they were missing feet. I found a few feet on Thingiverse, but they were either way over complicated and took forever to print, or didn't fit because they had curves in the wrong places or were too short. This...

I wanted to put a slotted mounting hole at the radius so you could spin it, but I'm basically lazy so I put one hole in it and allow it to swivel on that bolt.That bolt will need to be longer because it passes through this part and the rod holder. I...

I'm sorry the pictures are terrible, I was lazy. Put the board right on top to keep things from falling out. I store vertically and have no problems. The lid may be a bit tricky to print, set your layer height to .2mm, no supports, and watch...

Unfortunately, I got lazy with the painting and didn't complete it as intended. We started playing on the partially finished board anyway and haven't looked back since. To make the board more manageable for smaller printers, you can use a tool like...

Sometimes, either myself or others in the house rip the entire opening piece off the box of k cups we get from Costco and if you still have a bunch left, depending on how you store them, they may dump out in your cabinet or wherever, or if you're...

NB: I'm a bit lazy here: the pic is of a test version of the project. Slight changes (height of the tray, length of the supports and bulge to absorb bolt length) among them. Printed in PLA, the original easily broke and it was hard to lift the...

I created this one from scratch, inspired by [Satisfying Hexagons, by the lazy engineer](https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/satisfying-hexagons) and its derivatives, including [Hexagon Magnet Toy, by...

(Too lazy to print with PLA.) Everything should be printed with ABS when I get time, I'll print the parts and post a photo of the final if not, someone make it faster! Ok now to the build part. CoolerFrontPart and BackPart printed with support. The...

608 Ball bearing with 8x metal 5.5 mm balls from Amazon. I made this because I was lazy to go to the store and buy a bearing for my Tourbillion. (Sorry) I had some metal balls laying around that I ordered from amazon to mix my airbrush paints in the...

I was too lazy to reprint the part and make some adjustments. It works just like the original! Depending on your printer settings, the mounting hole might be a bit too tight. If that's the case, you can find a drill bit to scrape out the hole or use...