lego part 4211805 3d models

this is a scale model of lego part #57789c01. It is still a work in progress, so it isn't perfect yet. ...because it has the studs/pips, I would recommend a high quality setting, like 0.01 mm

I've dabbled with Lego Technic components for some time now and have pondered if it's feasible to 3D print my own Lego Technic parts. This 4-stud long axle can be 3D printed, serving as a substitute for part #3705. ... Printing this component may...

Last updated on November 2nd, 2018: The large pre-configured part has been replaced with individual LEGO bricks, each labeled according to the official LEGO numbering system. There are both simplified and detailed configuration options available for...

I recently tried ordering the part from LEGO, but they told me it was out-of-stock. So, I decided to take matters into my own hands and create my own version using my printer. Print Settings Printer: Prusa i3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1...

I've dabbled with Lego Technic parts for quite some time now, and I've often wondered if it's possible to create my own Lego Technic components using 3D printing technology. This particular design is a 7-stud long axle that can be successfully...

I have dabbled in Lego Technic components for a considerable amount of time, and pondered whether I could three-dimensionally print my own Lego Technic parts. This is a 16-stud long axle that can be three-dimensionally printed to serve as a...

I've tinkered with Lego Technic parts for quite some time now, and I started pondering if it's feasible to 3D print my own Lego Technic components. This is a 1x1 liftarm designed as an alternative to part #41239.\r\nNote: Printing this part with a...

I've worked with Lego Technic parts for quite some time now, and I started wondering if it's possible to 3D print my own Lego Technic parts. ...This is a 5x1 Thin liftarm that could potentially replace part #32017.\r\nNote: Printing this design requires...

I've been experimenting with LEGO Technic parts for quite some time now and I've started wondering if it's possible to create my own custom LEGO Technic components using a 3D printer. This particular part, a 5x1 liftarm, is an alternative to the...

I've been experimenting with Lego Technic components for quite some time now, and I started wondering if it's possible to create my own custom Lego Technic parts using a 3D printer. This particular project involves designing and printing an 11x1...

I've dabbled with Lego Technic pieces for a while now and pondered whether I could create my own custom Lego Technic parts using 3D printing technology. This is a prototype of an 11-stud long axle that can be 3D printed to replace part #23948. To...

I've dabbled in Lego Technic components for quite some time now and pondered whether I could manufacture my own Lego Technic parts via 3D printing. This is a 7x1 liftarm designed to serve as an alternative to part #32524. A note of caution: this...

I've dabbled in Lego Technic parts for a while now, and curiosity got the better of me - could I 3D print my own Lego Technic components? ...This particular piece is a 15x1 liftarm meant to replace part #32278.\r\nNote: Printing this design with a...

I've been playing around with Lego Technic parts for quite some time now, and I was curious if it's possible to 3D print my own Lego Technic components. This particular project involves creating a 6x1 Thin liftarm that can be used as an alternative...

I have spent countless hours playing with Lego Technic parts and wondered if it's possible to create my own Lego Technic components using 3D printing technology. This 2x1 liftarm can be used as a substitute for part #43857. Note: I highly recommend...

... for him. I thought to myself, "Hey, this might come in handy for others too!" So, here's the missing piece that I designed for my friend - maybe it'll help someone else out who's stuck with a Lego kit that's missing some crucial components!

I've dabbled with Lego Technic parts for some time now, and pondered whether I could craft my own using a 3D printer. This is an 8-stud axle that can be printed, ready to serve as a substitute for part #3707. Note: Printing this piece at 0.1mm layer...

I've worked extensively with Lego Technic parts and have always wondered if I could manufacture my own using 3D printing technology. This specific project focuses on creating a 3x1 liftarm, ideal for replacing part number 32523. Please note that...

LEGO PART 2907 - Technic Ball with Grooves. The object need to be rotated 90° in your slicing software so the flat face touch your printing bed (both flat sides work well) I printed this with a raft because it's more sticky than directly on...

I've fiddled with LEGO Technic pieces for a while now and thought, why not try 3D printing my own? This is a nine-stud long axle that can be printed and used as a substitute for part number 60485. Note: This is a tough piece to print, so it may take...

I've been tinkering with Lego Technic parts for quite some time now, and I've been curious about creating my own custom pieces using 3D printing technology. This project involves designing a 9x1 liftarm that can be used as an alternative to part...

Lego technic compatible 3x7 panel. ...It is the same as piece 71709.

These trays are meant to help you organize your LEGO pieces during the building process.

I've been tinkering with Lego Technic parts for ages, and I wondered if it's possible to create my own custom pieces using a 3D printer. This project started with designing a standard 1x1 liftarm or spacer that can be used as an alternative to the...

I've tinkered with Lego Technic parts for a while now and thought, why not create my own custom pieces using a 3D printer? This 10-stud long axle is a perfect example - it can be printed and serves as a direct replacement for part #3737. Note that...

I've been tinkering with Lego Technic parts for quite some time now and have been curious about creating my own custom pieces through 3D printing. This particular model, a 7x1 Thin liftarm, was designed as an alternative to the part #32065. It's...

I assume additional sanding could bring this close to the originalOne of them at a time can be printed on a PRUSA MINI+ diagonal - 8 Minutes with Input Shaper :D Backstory:My son got a used LEGO Harvester 7636 from his grandma, unfortunately there...

Children's Lego Duplo Tunnel Features a Rounded Design Measuring 2.4 inches wide and 1.2 inches tall, this fun tunnel is perfect for little ones to play with.

These are Lego beams with bumps on the bottom for things to gain grip instead of sliding. This is used to replace using small tires as grips. The sizes are 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, and 15 studs long. Print with tpu at the speed and temperature that...

There is a very good piece of free software that i found that makes unique renders of lego technic pieces found at : https://marian42.de/partdesigner/ Hope you have fun - i found it on youtube - enjoy. I did not design this software so i don't know...