lazy susan 3d models

PLS for the lazy people, SUPPORT BOTH LEGS!!! Do not mirror the supported one...its possible that the leg joints are slightly different in length! Put the pieces into very warm water a few seconds before joining together. If you use a hard resin in...

I was a little lazy with my dimensions, as most of them were guesstimated since it was meant to be a first draft. However, it works really well, so I figured I'd publish it as it is. Simply print the quantity of pod holders you require, two of the...

Files processed through Microsoft 3D Tools upload to reduce file size and ensure no mesh errors.Jaw separated from skull, and skull separated from flames to minimize supports, marring, ease of printing and allow multicolor (I'm too lazy yet to learn...

but finally I got lazy and printed this really simple little thing. The key dimension is 24mm - the gap between the print bed and the Z arm, not the print head. You could print out this thing at 24mm - or absolutely anything else that you wanted -...

PLS for the lazy people, SUPPORT BOTH LEGS!!! Do not mirror the supported one...its possible that the leg joints are slightly different in length! Put the pieces into very warm water a few seconds before joining together. If you use a hard resin in...

I was lazy and did not want to move my printer and unscrew things. So I remixed them so that they just slide on the back metal bracket and the carriage plate. It should be a snug fit, but if you need to you could shim the frame mount with a piece...

I use a wire brush, too lazy to use small cleaning tool!\r\nI'm not happy with the bowden connection, I'll design a fast coupling for the bowden tube!\r\nLesson learned - for thread this size - 0.55mm gap between threads... not enough! 0.8 - 1mm...

Subsequently, they began to use it separately for washing mirrors, glass in cabinets and just windows when they were too lazy to get the robot. It turned out to be very convenient - it saves time and detergent. Does not arrange puddles as when...

... Polyurethane belts (white ones) with wires won't work with it, as they're too thick. (NOTE: Cabling goes sideways to a cable holder at X motor and is supported by a rubber band. I might design a cable chain for it later, but for now, I'm too lazy.)

I have updated the title and instructions accordingly, however I'm lazy and don't want to re-upload all the files so pretend all the z-axis file names now read x-axis:) **Cable Chain Setup for Prusa Mini X-Axis and Heatbed** This has some other...

A rough Arduino code has been written/made with the APP INVENTOR Browser software and is in testing with a relay circuit so far, born out of LAZY necessity ( ! ) so that my ma doesn't need to reach into difficult spaces to turn on a lamp lol *** ...

This is simply because I have not removed it out of laziness, but it is no longer operational (the fishing line broke, that's what motivated me to make this piece). I hope that with this you will not suffer from having a tilted projector again. ...

Stalls are very lazy with a very slight nose 'bob' and no hint of a wing drop. The impressive glide capabilities of this model are also something to plan for when landing. Make sure you have at least one practice approach. X-88 features: ...

I just got lazy and didn't want to take new pictures just for that, but you will see what I mean when you slice it. I was not happy with existing products capable of charging my Samsung Galaxy Note 10+, Galaxy Buds, and Galaxy Watch at the same...

ROTATE MODELS TO SIT FLAT ON PRINT BED BEFORE PRINTING - I FORGOT TO DO THIS AND AM NOW TOO LAZY... https://youtu.be/ihawzSSQpxg https://youtu.be/ZUUMavkeaf8 Print settings and BOM are shown below: Prices based on PLA $22/KG Collets - 15% infill...

Remember, you'll be torquing against this nut, it is critical that it is secured correctly!RecommendationsAvoid supports if possible, otherwise the slicers tend to get lazy and will rely on the support material for a nice round circle rather than the...

DO NOT tighten the bolts too much, leave it some space to align the block itself. I'm too lazy to write the full tutorial, check the pictures for more details.Print SettingsRafts:No Supports: YesResolution: 0.2mm Infill: 30%Filament:Any PETG or ABS...

First of all, this is just a quick and dirty solution (the problem is simple, I'm too lazy to crank it by hand every morning), I will definitely upgrade it (making a motor housing to be quieter, hiding electronics), but using it with a drill was...

PLS for the lazy people, SUPPORT BOTH LEGS!!! Do not mirror the supported one...its possible that the leg joints are slightly different in length! Put the pieces into very warm water a few seconds before joining together. If you use a hard resin...

Too lazy to put more pictures, there's way too much stuff, a total of more than 2gb of stl when all combined together. Only pictures listed are E and F models. I study the Panzer III in-depth regarding all of its variants because I love it, while...

Ugly prototype and uglier lazy photo included so you know I actually do make and test these things before publishing them instead of insulting your intelligence by going "trust me, just test this and let me know if I should silently delete it and...

the problem: we have our plans for the new farmsfarm for pangasius and ducksand there we have bees to pollinate the trees used in the farms.single-stage with 21 honeycombsbeehives robotwe need to monitor pollination by bees, the development of flower...

I used 0.2 and 0.24 layer height because I was lazy and wanted them done quickly. I made a 0.44 model too with a slightly thinner wall, but I cannot change to a 0.4 nozzle at the moment to try if it works, so print it at your own risk. Based on...

I had been thinking about modeling this connector body for a long time but managed to use the cable tie solution until now, so laziness won out. Also, for modeling, I needed a cross-section of one segment to see what's inside - which meant that the...

Two, because I was too lazy to design a solution for one of them. Some stabilization for the mounting plates is provided by the friction between the bearings and the aluminum rod. Important ! The aluminum rod must be of the anodized (matte) type to...

Prints very well, and is seemingly less prone to tolerance issues than the 3DJake PETG.As of the roof piece, a bit of laziness struck - for it to stay tightly, one either needs to redesign it to have tight holes, or add a bit of glue on top, so the...

I will upload a remix of the lid in the future (please remind me in the comments if I haven't done so: I can be kind of lazy.)In the model for use with the extension board, I was not sure where one of the middle screw post (the bent one, with the...

So, I opted for the lazy solution and secured the rubber bands with cable ties instead. I apologize for the poor quality of my pictures - I printed them in black, which isn't ideal for photography. ASSEMBLY: To make things easier, I recommend...

I'm too lazy to fix it right now. Edit: Several hours later... Moving out of WIP. This one should work (it's printing now; I know, famous last words, for the second time?). Lowered the front "legs" back down to normal height, raised the disc holder...

Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .3 Infill: 25% Filament: Stronghold3d PETG CarbonFiber Post-Printing ============= As I was a little lazy to design the countersink for the screws I was using...