open suitcase 3d models

.stl from a suitcase trolley projekt

Barbecue-a suitcase for cooking kebabs in nature. ...Conveniently folds into a suitcase for transportation.

Replacement suitcase button, to repair a cracked button on a Skyway suitcase.

Suitcase detail for 3D printingДеталь от чемодана для 3D печати

The suitcase is an open-source software tool specifically designed to create 3D models and scenes using a variety of techniques such as modeling, animation, and rendering. It is primarily used by artists and designers working on various projects...

The created image demonstrates a visual representation of a suitcase lock, designed for compatibility with the suitcase's size and dimensions. ...This ensures proper fitting and usage.

Basic dollhouse - sized suitcase. ...Can be painted and labels added for a more "vintage" look.

Basic dollhouse - sized suitcase. ...Can be painted and labels added for a more "vintage" look.

This is a very basic wheel I used on a suitcase. 

Recreant's prized possession is a suitcase, an indispensable item that holds secrets and surprises.

This suitcase exudes a timeless charm that's absolutely delightful to behold.

A selfdesigned suitcase for playmobil, made using Onshape. ...Print without supports.

As always I include the OpenSCAD source file for you to adapt and/or improve: - Download and install OpenSCAD from https://www.openscad.org - Launch OpenSCAD and open the enclosed OpenSCAD source file (/File/Open). - Amend the code. - Save your...

We've got a cutting-edge solution here, folks! ...Our team has figured out how to transform that table into a sleek, portable package - essentially a table that fits snugly inside a suitcase. ...Hence the name "suitcase table".

Replacement foot designed specifically for Saxoline suitcases. ... Created using advanced 3D modeling software, Fusion 360: https://a360.co/2vbW6tV

Suitcase part created on 3DTin. ...Original size is 8.3 x 17.5 x 14 mm^3

A durable replacement wheel designed specifically for suitcases that have lost their original wheel due to excessive wear and tear.

I've managed to repair the broken handle on my suitcase by printing a replacement part using a 3D printer.

Parts: Cap-upper/lower (can slide of the suitcase to connect the usb-stick, with it still being protected) Lower/Upper (form the body of the suitcase) Locks (prevent the caps to slide off easily) Springs ((2) pen, must be inserted into the...

A suitcase overflowing with muck was designed specifically for a one-on-one rendering experience, prioritizing functionality over razor-sharp image clarity.

The suitcase features PVC wheels with a diameter of 40mm, and a size of 56.5mm. ...The shaft diameter is 5mm, providing smooth movement and easy maneuverability.

Leather suitcase bursting with pockets, key element designed specifically for an upcoming character project due soon at school. ... Maya and Substance Painter collaboration underway to perfect the look.

The suitcase foot has following dimensions:LxWxH: 55.6 x 13.2 x 12 (mm)Hole diameter: 3mmHole width: 30mm

This is a replacement button for a suitcase, specifically an american tourister carryon... though I think it would fit a variety of suitcases. The original broke where the wire meets the button so I made this one extra beefy in that area. I've been...

Inspired by "Suitcase" at the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History, I've also drawn inspiration from Romullus's stunning "Vintage Suitcase," which I downloaded with permission from Abby Crawford's CC Attribution-ShareAlike licensed...

... on my last trip. ...The new button has been a lifesaver, allowing me to avoid purchasing an entirely new suitcase. ...I designed this replacement using Tinkercad, an online 3D modeling tool found at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/0tRyEgNYXem.

Equipped with advanced locking mechanisms and reinforced materials, the Military Suitcase can withstand even the most extreme conditions. Its sleek design allows it to blend seamlessly into any environment, making it the ideal choice for covert...

Replacement part for Flite Lite rolling suitcase foot, since the airlines broke a perfectly good suitcase with a few uses. I ripped out one of the old rivets by using plyers and cut the head off the other with a hacksaw. Used a short M5 hex head...

Thanks to the careless treatment of my luggage, I had to replace the legs on my suitcase. I designed a replacement using Sketchup, despite being unfamiliar with the software's capabilities. ...Now, I'm printing out the new design.

A printable suitcase handle using M4 bolts & nuts.Best to print with a thick wall and high infill to get more strength. Parts needed:2x 30mm M4 bold2x M4 nuts For mounting also 2 m4 bolts are needed.