no support needed 3d models

I was fed up with breaking tent stakes, so I decided to take matters into my own hands. I didn't want to spend more money on another stake, knowing it would probably suffer the same fate as its predecessor. I wanted a design that could withstand the...

A quick but useful supportless print that will help you clean your bathtub/shower hair buildup. ...Prints in less than an hour.

Display Stand Brings My Favorite Prints to Life at Your Desired Scale - Enjoy!

Later, I stumbled upon another model on Thingiverse at this URL: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:695626, which didn't require supports during printing. However, I encountered a different issue - the leftover material between the cogs rubbed...

... cars. ...I made this becuase i did not want to glue it or build it together, just wanted something simple to use to display hot wheels. it should load into the slicer the correct way but if you need reference on how lay on build plate view picture

This helps pry the arms gently apart for you as you pop the links together.Print the "tube" upright and the link laying on its back and the whole thing works without any support material. ...This has been tested and it feeds and fires perfectly.I am...

This design simplifies printing a Moebius strip by incorporating two parts, each optimally positioned for printing, and connected with screws. An alternative approach using printed tapered pins is being tested. Printed in DiamondAge PLA on an...

Here is the next dice dwarf :-) Please check me first one. There you find also in video of dicing. ... Thanks again to Dutchmogul and Blackschmoll for the dwarf model.

Here is the next dice dwarf :-) Please check me [first one](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4127964). There you find also in video of dicing. Thanks again to [Dutchmogul](https://www.thingiverse.com/dutchmogul) and...

No supports model

Redesigned from scratch a fidget cube which doesn't need supports and is nice and tight.

... need to split the stl and flip the lid part so that both parts have the ends of the box on the bed. It will then be good to go. Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Accessories Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Notes: Split and flip the lid.

remixception!! It is a lovely design but the 40mm offset was also just off the print bed which meant supports were needed so I made it a little longer so it was touching the bed the whole way and doesnt need any supports. You can use the back plate...

... and support more supportless models on Patreon!: https://www.patreon.com/BriteMinis Follow me on Facebook and Instagram! Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.08mm Category: Games

I was having trouble cleanly printing the original secret lid for the Hextraction board game, so I took the liberty of indenting the question mark to allow me to print it with no supports at all, Be sure to rotate the model so that the infill lines...

I was having trouble cleanly printing the original secret lid for the Hextraction board game, so I took the liberty of indenting the question mark to allow me to print it with no supports at all, Be sure to rotate the model so that the infill lines...

Able to be printed with NO raft and NO supports! (but feel free to use them if you want) Print either a single cylinder and two endcaps, or there's a version that already has the endcap on one end so you only need to print that along with a single...

Able to be printed with NO raft and NO supports! (but feel free to use them if you want) Print either a single cylinder and two endcaps, or there's a version that already has the endcap on one end so you only need to print that along with a single...

Remixed the Parametric SCAD to make it truly sit flat on the build plate and to change the "I-Beam" legs to solids so supports are not needed.

You're staring at a straightforward, easy-to-make hanging bird feeder design that can be printed effortlessly without any need for supports.

Suitable for 28mm tabletop games. Created so that it does not need any supports and prints well on a cheap FDM 3d printer like the Ender 3. There are variants with square and round bases. NOTE The second hobgoblin with crossbow seen in the photo is...

this is my version of an id badge holder but it prints with no supports and can be used right after you print it

Again, use the STEP, IGS and solidworks files to modify tolerances if you need to. The thread on my fan was weird. It wasn't cut very deep. That is why the thread has been designed as is. Some warnings There is one major difference between part...

If installed properly, the support spokes on the hubs will be directly behind the spokes on the wheel insert. The inner lip is slightly larger and deeper than the outer lip. Hopefully that is enough info to get your wheels made. Besides not requiring...

If installed properly, the support spokes on the hubs will be directly behind the spokes on the wheel insert. The inner lip is slightly larger and deeper than the outer lip. Hopefully that is enough info to get your wheels made. Besides not...

Created so that it does not need any supports and prints well on a cheap FDM 3d printer like the Ender 3. There are versions with square and round bases. Let me know how it printed for you in the comments! ... If you enjoy the print and would like to...

... holders as needed. For optimal results, print the holder on its side to maximize strength. A flat printing approach led to broken fins and inferior durability. Printing on its side eliminates the need for supports, producing a robust design.

Update 11-28-2018 - A user mentioned that the model "ender3-no-support-bltouch-mount-4a-fixed.stl" is too high and suggested trying the second one here "ender3-bltouch-mount-4b-3mm-lower.stl". I'm updating this to WIP since I can no longer test...

... meant to function for most all controller types. Requires no support material and prints in one quick and easy model. If anyone has any additional requests with Xbox Series X and PS5 releases, please let me know! ...Thanks for all the support!

I wanted a trapped ball that could print perfectly as one piece, no supports. I decided the trick was to use a ball with holes in it. This covers up the usual artifact that comes from trying to print a sphere without supports. It works...