models in glasses

Be aware that they're being watched, no matter where you go.\nCut out each section carefully then assemble the pieces.\nA curious face wearing glasses is always paying attention to what's going on around it. ...Keep in mind, this person will be watching...

... copying the hinge or something. It needs two small steel wires (I used 0.8mm x 10mm) to connect the parts! The main part was bend using a hair dryer. Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.16 Infill: 25% Filament: PLA Category: Glasses

The glasses frame is engineered to be 3D printed independently, with no need for external supports, and can be completed in a single printing process. Its dimensions are carefully chosen to accommodate any head size, ranging from a child's to an...

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Rainwater drops become a person, but they have to hold something together, literally their sight - an optical bridge between our perception and what is out there - it all just holds up with these tiny balls suspended within glass. ... As we walk around...

Attach accessories, put them on and witness the world in ogo-vision! OGOBILD offers interchangeable, secure, and functional toys that allow you to create limitless designs. Customize your pieces by downloading, modifying, and printing them. ...Assemble...

Post-Printing The Command Hook Strip First, use what you have and stick it in place. The models accommodate items that fit within the 15.6 mm wide x 27 mm long adhesive area. I used small Command Poster Strips. A pull tab is optional. ... How This Was...

Updated 28th Nov 2017 - Medium Case added 160.8 x 55.8 x 45.8 (mm) I'm fed up with buying glasses cases that don't last long, so I decided to design my own which I can print instantly if I break another one again. This case is designed for small...

My true passions lie with mathematical art, but a friend's curious question led me to create a unique accessory - a pair of glasses for a glove puppet. Who knows? Perhaps others will find this intriguing as well! The .stl file is available online...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHKys4IbWRw\nRead the full guide on: https://learn.adafruit.com/3d-printed-electronic-sunglasses/overview\nThis week, we're taking on a project that's truly cool - building electronic sunglasses that can control their...

The case is rugged enough to withstand the hardest impact when traveling by plane.The inner diameter of the case is 51 mm, which should fit all common sizes of glasses. The tolerance between the case and the lid is 0.1mm. The case was printed on two...

... power of 3D printing, we can create budget-friendly, hassle-free frames suitable for all users. Our exclusive plastic designs ensure you can use our specs in any environment – whether it's on or under water – without fretting about wear and tear.

Available in both child and adult sizes, these round glasses can be customized to fit any face shape or personal style. So why settle for ordinary when you can rock an extraordinary look inspired by one of music's most iconic figures? ...Get your Round...

Due to the weight of the lens, especially the 7x variant, the glasses may tilt down. To counter this, you can use zip ties as ear clamps, attach a large rubber band between earpiece ends, or use PLA filament as an ear clamp and weld it to the cube...

I plan on making improvements to this design in the future or even have a professional manufacturer create better-fitting ones if these don't work out well enough. ...I've attached the FreeCAD source file, so feel free to print one with its legs...

Software Used: Cinema 4D Broadcast R14 Number of Main Files: 3 File Formats: .c4d, .obj, .3ds Other Files: 8 .png Images Materials Included: 5 Glasses with Advanced Details: Glass 1 Features 11,600 Points and 11,500 Polygons. Glass 2 Boasts 9,800...

I designed a model for a pair of glasses inspired by the vibrant purple hue of the Purement antimicrobial filament. The innovative color sparked my creativity, driving me to bring this unique idea to life. You can assemble all the components...

... of three parts), attach the horizontal bar using a nut, insert the lens holder and potentially a set screw, resembling holderPutTogether.stl. Use inexpensive lenses from reading glasses, attach to your Kinect, and enjoy the improved functionality.

In order to use a piece of 1.75 filament to secure the temples to the frames, I had to bore out the holes with a 5/64" drill bit. I just twisted the bit by hand to avoid cracking the pieces. Then, I melted the filament ends with a soldering iron to...

As always it's free to anyone who can use it, all I ask is don't sell them and if you do, charge no more than cost of materials or like a dollar because they cost literally pennies to make and price gouging people for stuff like this is one of the...

I think this is the last - Glasses Holder - i will make .... ...very stable ...... and strong .... no support LGH2 -STL- there is a larger gap between the plastic and the glasses.

This is a Glasses holder I made for my desk. ...I have 3 pairs of prescription glasses and needed a way to hold two of them at any given time. ... My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_FQwdP4veayQQa694qWi_w

Glasses holder to store your glasses under a shelf. Print Left (1&2) and right (1&2) juste once, and middle part (1&2) as you want. Print it vertically with brim. ... I use wood screw to fix it.

Store your glasses on the wall! ... Sized for large command strips. You can probably use any size, but my glasses are prescription and therefore expensive. ...Size down at your own risk Also pictured: [hat hooks](thingiverse.com/thing:4642125)

These glasses are designed to safeguard your eyes during physical activities, ensuring optimal performance and protection while exercising.

scale 1:1 thug glasses ready to be used when you'r doing badass funny action with your friends.

Designing Eyewear with a Technological Twist: Crafting Customized Nerdy Glasses using Tinkercad for a Cutting-Edge 3D Printing Project.

Humans wear glasses on their arms to repair damaged sections or to craft an assortment of fashionable hues.

A fresh creation inspired by my prior posted Shot Glass designs, as part of the IDSA Challenge.

Equip yourself with sports glasses that feature a minuscule camera, allowing you to capture moments seamlessly while attending your classes.