nok hockey table 3d models

nok hockey puck

Replacement puck for Nok Hockey game. ... OK, it's not that impressive of a model, but it is the exact dimensions of the original.

I looked on here for Nok Hockey pucks and only found basic cylinders. Here's a nicer model. Please leave a make if you print it. ...Hope you like it

... ago and used CNC to cut out the nets, sides, and deflectors. ...I looked on here to find a NOK hockey set and saw some options but wanted to modify them to make them more ice hockey feeling. ...Here is my rendition, made to print on single ender 3 bed

This is a small table hockey set I created just for fun to play on the kitchen table. ...Model includes two hockey pucks and two hockey "sticks"

This is a table hockey set for those that want to play a little hockey on their table.

This is a Nok-Nok miniature for use with Pathfinder, D&D or similar games. It is scaled for 32 mm, and ideally for resin printers. ... All of my files are available in their usnsupported form free of charge, however, to get 40+ pre-suppported files...

Obviously, table hockey has its drawbacks, as the puck has much more resistance and does not ricochet off the walls like any air hockey table. However, table hockey is cheap, simple, and doesn't require a loud fan. It can be put on any hard, smooth...

This is a mini hockey game designed to be used on a table or desk. It can be played by 1-4 players. For one player, use one stick to shoot a puck in the goal. ...For 2-4 players, divide into teams and use both goals to play the hockey game.

Basic air hockey table.

Air hockey table

Table stiga hockey rod handle

hockey net for a table hockey game

Detail from table hockey. ...Printed without supports.

Detail for table hockey. ...Made to order from PLA.

This little air hockey table is perfect for your little game room.

Here you have some parts i made for my self made Air Hockey Table :) 3Dsection.de

These are mini hockey pucks, for table hockey. ...The spring version has spokes that act like springs when hit, so it bounces around more.

Simple stencils for whatever you like :) I used it for my DIY AIR HOCKEY TABLE. ... 3Dsection.de

... at high speed with no infill. The Game: Lunch table hockey is played like normal hockey, but with your hands at a table. ... Instructions No Infill 60 mm/s No Supports (Bridging is strong enough)

After literally only about two minutes of googling to find the dimensions, and then fiddling on Tinkercad, it was easy to recreate this iconic little table hockey puck

... of about 45mm and is appx 35mm tall. ...It is a decent replacement for lost table air hockey paddles (our table is a Stats). Instructions My 8 year old and I took a crack at using Sketchup to make a replacement paddle for our table air hockey game.

Fully compatible with the table game I added a fully compatible hockey stick (the original one is in metal). I suggest printing it with 50% infill (more robust). ... Scanned from original player and edited with Rhino and Meshmixer (files included...

This is a pocket table hockey set. Print two of the hockey handles and a puck. You can transport it very compact if you put all there parts together and fix them with a rubber band. Also have a look at the second version I made:...

Player are positioned and anchored on the base with pegs that are replicas of the gliders found on a Coleco table hockey. ... A complete set requires to print: 1 X Base 5 X pegs 1 X decorative puck Once the pieces printed, insert the pegs on...

This is a little table hockey set I created for my son. Setup is pretty simple. ...The connectors can be a bit of a trick and I recommend at least eight connectors to get the net to stay together.

Detailed Description Info: Model: Air hockey table Media Type: 3D Model Geometry: Quads/Tris Polygon Count: 1182 Vertice Count: 1206 Textures: Yes Materials: Yes Rigged: No Animated: No UV Mapped: Yes Unwrapped UV’s: Yes Non Overlapping...

A part on my hockey table broke so designed and printed a replacement part, the two holes on the ends are surrounded by 55% infill and can be drilled out if necessary.

... as I know now. Then I forgot to upload this. I was always meaning to grab a picture of the hockey table with him on (And get the hockey table's model number in case someone else actually ends up needing this) But never remembered to do either.

I was passing on an old air hockey table to a family member and wanted to fix a few broken parts. I rushed through these two parts, but they are functional. The score marker is pretty much a perfect snap in but the puck catch needed some...