pub style tap handle 3d models

Egyptian hieroglyphic obelisk tap handle with threads, no support needed, remixed from obelisk model by brimstone326. ... I would print with at least 25% infill for strength.

The beer tap handle features a pre-installed 3/8 inch thread, which has been incorporated from the "OpenSCAN ISO metric thread library".

A sleek and sophisticated tap handle boasting a classic 3/8"-16 threading that's as straightforward as it is elegant.

Remix on the IPA Beer tap handle. I print it unsupported with no issues. Screws on tight. I have printed from 20% to 60% with good results. ...

Featuring an adaptable design, this tap handle is compatible with a wide range of popular bicycle taps. ...It can accommodate various metric sizes, such as M4 to M12, and also fits standard taps in the #8 to 9/16-inch range.

I designed this holder to securely cradle a tiny tap from a tap and die set. My precision-crafted taps are an exact 2.8mm on each side of the square shape and precisely 3.55 millimeters around in diameter. ...I deliberately shaped the handle end to be...

Handle adapter for generic outdoor tap valves. ...Does not require the removal of the existing handle, just press fit on top.Makes opening and closing the valve just that little bit easier.

This is an adjustable tap handle for a 3/8-16" UNC thread, measuring approximately 4.5 inches in height, nearly 1.5 inches taller than the typical standard black handle.

A simple, short tap handle suitable for use on a kegerator or other standard beer faucet. Threaded handle, and Yoda bust on the top. Obviously best printed in green. ...Print with support for Yoda's ears.

A Handcrafted Tap Handle for My Kegerator - A Thor Tap Handle I designed specifically for my homebrew setup. The model was printed on a 3D printer using PLA at a moderate temperature of 75% with added support structures to ensure stability. Notably,...

... comes the horizontal hole to hold an M3 set screw. This should accommodate most common M3 taps. Parts M3 Tap M3 x 4mm Set Screw How I Designed This The handle was designed in Solidworks, inspired by some screwdriver handles lying around on my desk.

If you have an old brass water tap with a broken handle, look no further for a solution. After some use, it's likely that you'll need to replace the handle every two years. This isn't a bad deal at all. To ensure a snug fit, give it a slight tap...

To enhance "Beer Tap Handle by mschrock", threads were incorporated using OpenSCAD's library for a standard 3/8"-16 UNC bolt, referencing http://dkprojects.net/openscad-threads. Additionally, the "OpenSCAN ISO metric thread library" was employed to...

... ...Please Resize to Fit Properly, We Need 0.24% or 6in in Length. The Hole at the Bottom is Sized for a Standard Threaded Insert. To Illustrate, Check Out This Example... https://www.midwestsupplies.com/brass-dual-threaded-insert-for-wooden-tap-handles

This generic beer tap handle is designed to accept a threaded insert (5/8"-12TPI; Class 3B) which is compatible with a standard beer tap. The insert installed in this handle can be found at the link below.

Needed a easier to use tap handle for Kinetic 15mm Chrome Mini Cistern Stop. https://www.bunnings.com.au/kinetic-15mm-chrome-mini-cistern-stop_p4790290 Internal measurements for the handle are in the photos. The square hole is 6mm x 6mm. ...with a 24mm...

When the handle of our water tap (mixer tap) broke away from inner rust, it was -- you guess it -- the evening before 4 consecutive bank holidays with shops closed :-(. To still be able to use water during those days, I quickly draw this water tap...

This hollow beer tap handle was designed to minimize print time, and I successfully printed it without any supports needed. Print Settings: Supports: No Infill: 100% Post-Printing: To give the handle some weight, you can fill it with sand, kitty...

I was thrilled with the model that @Walpeup created (I've printed one for my son and he's absolutely crazy about it), so I thought it'd make an excellent tap handle as well. I tweaked the mesh and inserted a 3/8" UNC thread mesh to fit snugly on a...

I got some M3 taps to make threads, but didn't have the handle for them. So I designed and made my own. Can be used for different size taps, as long as the center hole is resized. As for the moment I only have M3 tap, I only designed the holder for...

... bad investment. Before installing, check if it fits snugly by tapping it gently with your hand. It should fit securely that way. The model used here is basic and can be found in more detail at https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/water-tap-handle

I oriented it so the head protruded vertically upward before placing it slightly below the build volume - flattening the back of the railroad spikes head and the threaded portion of the tap handle slightly. The body of the spike was then freely...

My kegerator was only half way Star Wars themed, so I made a quick and dirty remix of Luke Skywalker v2 by Alejandro Argandona and Skull Beer Tap Handle by Florian to get another tap handle with a Star Wars theme.Done in Meshmixer, and added a small...

With its robust construction and precise threads, the 3/8 x 16 Standard Tap Handle can withstand even the toughest demands, ensuring reliable performance in a wide range of tasks. ...Whether used for plumbing, HVAC, or other trades, this tap handle is...

I copied the dimensions from another tap handle I had in my possession to create this new handle. The thread is recessed slightly, mirroring the handle I was emulating. ... In version 2 of the design, I opted for a rounded radius at the top instead of a...

A custom-made Longclaw tap handle, designed to fit snugly onto a standard tap thread, features an internal thread of 3/8 inches with a precise 16 threads per inch for secure attachment. ...The screws click into place with ease, providing a reassuring...

Just a simple DIY tap handle crafted using the Classic Rocket design from Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:580192). ...To ensure durability and withstand repeated use, especially during rowdy beer tastings at BeerStock, I reinforced it...

Using spondoro's coaster idea, I came up with this tap handle. I used a tap to thread the stem and it worked well. I glued the emblems in and press fitted the stem. ...Enjoy Filament Changes White .0 Yellow .8 Red 1.4 Blue 2.4 ...

Most impressive." It's a Darth Vader threaded tap handle! Sorry, I don't have any black filament. So we have blue Darth for now. Main tap prints with no support just fine on my printer. I printed the helmet with support but maybe I will eventually...

A one-of-a-kind craft beer tap handle is being designed specifically to match its surroundings. ...Updates will be provided once a scale model has been finalized, fitted with the necessary components, and thoroughly tested for functionality.