print drying racks 3d models

My daughter is a swimmer and has more swim caps than I have places to dry them. ...Designed this to set on the counter so the caps can hang without anywhere for water to pool up.

This design features a compact stand that flips and dries beer bottles. It's currently version one, with snug fitting around bottle openings and a potentially reinforced base. ...Despite these minor drawbacks, it effectively handles two 12-ounce bottles...

This versatile piece of equipment not only helps to dry wet garments quickly but also adds a touch of nostalgia to your home decor. ...With its timeless design, it's perfect for hanging and airing out vintage dresses, shirts, and other clothing pieces...

Together they allow the sponge to drip and dry thoroughly, while enabling you to disassemble both parts effortlessly for thorough cleaning purposes. ... The dimensions of these components are specified in inches; multiplying them by 25.4 will yield...

Keep those stains off your furniture and clothes, and keep all the color on your Easter eggs as they dry! Use a drip tray to catch any dripping dye - it should be able to hold normal chicken eggs, but you may want to scale it up a bit for extra peace...

... straight with no step at the top. ... I did this so you can buy any type of rubber cap with a ~3/8" inside diameter. You'll definitely want to put caps on the rods to ensure that you don't scratch your records when moving them into or out of the rack.

We constantly found ourselves burdened by an overloaded single small drying caddy, overflowing with silverware, while the sponge simply sat idle on the sink, failing to dry efficiently. To rectify this, I designed these models to address all those...

Designed this buildable tray for my wife to hang or dry her crafts over a tray to recollect the paint or resin. The "poles" can also be replaced with skewer sticks instead. I included the STL files as well as the gcodes I used in my own...

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I design a lot of Harry Potter style wands for people and when I paint them, etc., I always need a way to hold them, so I created a drying stand some time ago. However, I wasn't satisfied with how twitchy it was with the wand on it, so I wanted to...

Key modifications include the selection of rim width, grid spacing, rack height, pillar width, outer diameter, pillar height, and grid width, while adjusting the $fn value for fine details. ... Modified settings: rimWidth: 3 units gridSpacing: 9 units...

Print on the side preferably with PETG.

... paintings at a time and I needed some more compact scheme for keeping them orderly between sessions. Printing 4 modules at a time fits on a 180mm square print bed (PRUSA Mini). ...I assembled them with Tinker Toys but ¼" dowels will work fine.

Print sideways, no supports needed. ...Use 4 walls and 40% infill for optimal strength.&nbsp;</p><p>Built for 16mm pole (snaps on nicely), but will most likely do fine job with smaller ones as well.&nbsp;</p>

This is achieved by disabling the fan for the initial three solid layers and operating at 50% normal speed, switching to Ninjaflex filament for the next layer and reverting back to full capacity, all while maintaining the same temperature throughout...

... life using Inventor. ...We then fine-tuned the design in Cura to prepare it for printing, which was successfully completed on my Creality ENDER 3. ...This versatile model is ideal for crafting a wide array of cutlery with varying lengths and volumes.

... measuring one-half inch in diameter, are engineered with an added 0.5 millimeter tolerance for optimal stability. To facilitate efficient printing, the head is divided into two separate pieces that require careful gluing to assemble them securely.

My goal was to create a design that could be printed without the need for supports and would conserve material while still being robust enough to hold large and heavy boards. ... In the next few days, I plan on adding a box underneath the dryer to catch...

Came across a great post on r/3Dprinting and someone was asking for a model to print it. I designed the rings and guides that work seamlessly together. The wood parts need to be made by yourself, but with the spaces and such, this is a solid design.

drying rack to help keep syringes vertical for proper drying

Replacement feet for IKEA JÄLL Drying rack

Replacement feet for IKEA JÄLL Drying rack

A wall mount for drying rack.

A small piece to fix Ikea Frost Drying Rack with broken weld. No support needed for printing. ...Easy to install !

... with a dish drying rack. ...There's several slots and grating to accommodate higher airflow and drainage. This piece should easily slot over the top of most wireframe drying racks Currently the print is in progress, will post photos after it completes.

Version 2 of my Model to replace a broken part for my clothes drying rack. ...Avoiding to buy a new rack.I took the model (the blue part in the pictures) and draw and print a new one to be attached on my clothes drying rack.

version 1 of my drying racks bracket. I measured the original one and made this. ...Will print it soon to try if it works.

It is easy to print a stackable drying rack for up to 5 bottles. The drying pipe is screwed to the rack using M5x8 thread. So you can design your own one if need it. For printing, you can use PLA with a layer high 0,2 mm. It will need approximately...

It is easy to print a stackable drying rack. The drying pipe is screwed to the rack using M5x8 thread. So you can design your own one if need it. ...&nbsp;For printing, you can use PLA with a layer high 0,2 mm.

Foot for IKEA FROST drying rack. ...It avoids to scratch wooden or sensitive floor. Add a felt pad below and a cable tie through the hole to lock it onto the drying rack. No support needed and no particular warning for printing. ...