op z case 3d models

This is a high-definition 3D rendering of the Teenage Engineering OP-Z electronic instrument.

... and shipped directly to you. To arrange for printing and shipping, simply let me know. The hard case is available in my Etsy store, where you can find more information and order it online: https://www.etsy.com/listing/671652323/op-z-hard-case

This is "The Music Box" it's a hard case you can keep on your OP-Z at all times! This was made in collaboration with my cad wizard Riley (he did all of the work I just told him what to look out for) and me Axel, Space Cowboy for the Teenage...

This clamshell case is specifically designed to fit the OP-Z perfectly, requiring extremely precise manufacturing tolerances.

OP-Z - teenage engineering CASE gets a sleek new look inspired by real devices. Version 2 brings several improvements: 1. The depth of the case is now increased to 14mm, a 2mm boost from its previous version. 2. ...The gap between the cover and case...

The top cover of the case should be printed from flexible TPU material, specifically Shore 95A or 98A, which provides a smooth grip without scratching the OP-Z's buttons. This design holds securely thanks to friction alone, so you don't need any...

To avoid scratching the OP-Z's top buttons, choose a less abrasive filament like Nylon. Keep in mind that each 3D printer has its own tolerances, so you may need to fine-tune the lid's scale in the slicer if it's too loose. Alternatively, use a...

As you do not want to scratch top buttons of your OP-Z on the go, choose less abrasive filaments for the lid like Nylon etc. Keep in mind that each 3D printer has its own tolerances and the lid is held by friction, it may be necessary to fine-tune...

Teenage Engineering OP-Z synthesizer and sequencer is a small beast for musicians. As it's a quite valuable thing, I designed this very simple case for all of fans with 3D printer somewhere around. I recommend the top cover (lid) to be 3D printed...

A possible solution to prevent the bend happening in an OP-Z.

The OP-Z Grip Knob has made a surprise appearance in pre-order bundle photos, but unfortunately it's not part of the package. To fill this gap, I've created two versions: one simple for FDM printers and another more detailed for SLA. Important Note:...

A digital representation by the approximate proportions of the Teenage Engineering OP-Z has been created. ...It is advisable to refrain from modeling components for the OP-Z based on this, as it serves only as a general template.

This should prevent damage to your OP-Z from bending. Adding a clip-on version may be an option for future use. ...A simple printing process is involved.

A simple stand for the Teenage Engineering OP-Z. Lifts it off of the table/desk and gives it a slight tilt. V1 - Print on its right side with 'supports everywhere' to handle the pitch mod cutout. ... V2 - Print upright, no supports needed ...

A highly detailed digital rendering of the Teenage Engineering OP-Z synthesizer is now available as a downloadable 3D model file. ...This accurate and precise computer-aided design (CAD) representation captures every intricate detail of the original...

1) Shorter OG Knob: Like the original OP-Z Volume knob but a bit shorter 2) Lego Technics Cross Bar Knob; A knob designed to fit seamlessly with Lego Technics parts, such as wheels etc. 3) Round Knurled knob with Lego Technics pocket: A compact...

A convenient phone holder for use with the OP-Z app is provided. This design is intended to fit phones snugly, so it's been tailored for my 3D printer's specifications. If you find that it fits too tightly or loosely, I recommend scaling it up or...

Some People Just Have Both. ... Why not have them together? Literaly. An OP-1 x OP-Z Hybrid Stand fot thoes who just have both. ...

Op-Z Model Measured Now you can utilize this model to craft items for your delightful Op-Z toy! ... I'm crafting a case for the Op-Z, which is why I created this. Please share it first and hopefully you'll all design an amazing case for the Op-Z.

I built custom sides for a box that came with my calipers, and they fit the OP-Z perfectly.

It features a compartment for accessories and allows the USB cable to sit atop the OP-1 keyboard when the case is shut. ...The ports can be accessed even with the device inside, while elastic bands attached to slots on the exterior keep the case...

A sturdy and lightweight case for your OP-1! If you flip your device around, you will get a nice rack. Inside the case, there is space for two drawers where you can put your cables and accessories. On the bottom, there are indents for optional...

Teenage Engineering's OP-Z portable sequencer/synthesizer comes equipped with ball-bearing hall-effect encoders featuring a sleek, disc-like design. While they are quite impressive, some users may still prefer traditional knobs. Fortunately, the...

Material Utilized: 2.3mm Thick Rubber Device Employed: Trotec 60W CO2 Laser Supplementary Materials: * 2 Snaps * Yellow Paint * Black Paint Please be aware that the dimensions of the files are directly influenced by the thickness of the rubber and...

Here is a sweet looking hard case to protect your precious OP-1 from Teenage Engineering. I've printed this using a Mark Forged Onyx 1 in Onyx using the default settings and it came out absolutely perfectly. I'm using a 5mm x 300mm stainless shaft...

A stand tailored to fit TEENAGE ENGINEERING OP-Z perfectly. Not tested yet, but based on sizes from a working model, it should fit like a glove. Two circular holes at the bottom are specifically designed for circular plastic washers that will act as...

This is my first run at a stand for the teenage engineering OP-Z, designed to fit either the elektron Digitakt or Digitone. The back of the elektron box has space for cables. Given its compact size, I aimed to create something ergonomic and...

... position would provide better stability. I fabricated the stand using an SLA printer, but a FDM printer should also work well. The stand's slender design ensures that it fits snugly between the metronome and screen button on the back of the OP-Z.

This part is to prevent the OP-Z from bending/warping by relieving the center during operation. ...In addition, I have attached 6 self-adhesive rubber feet (also in the middle) to prevent slipping.

Rotary encoder dial replacements for the Teenage Engineering OP-Z. My dials fells off and got lost as they do. These will serve as adequate stand-ins as long as you aren't using the lego slots for anything as I have not fiddled with the...