smartthings hub v3 3d models

This is a prototype for a 135mm spaced rear mountain bike hub, which as of now exists only in conceptual form and has not been physically manufactured.

These are 44mm badges that I designed for my Hutchinson beadlocks. ...They fit in the hub centers in the place of their logo.

A hub motor named Pablo.I intended to fabricate this motor, but, since the laminations were not off-the-shelf, it would have been very expensive.

Just a small hub cap for a tire. The cap was missing, and the bearing exposed, so reversed engineered a simpel cap. ...Printed by https://www.mtb3d.com/

This is a PETG build of the Jubilee Aluminum Pulley Hub for the toolchanger assembly. ... Works great and saves you $8 from purchasing the part.

Not only does it serve as a protective barrier against debris and damage to your vehicle's delicate hub assembly, but it also lends a touch of sleek sophistication to the rugged landscape of your ride. Whether you're cruising down a busy city street...

Experience flight excellence with the Center Hub Heli 450, an advanced quadcopter designed for unmatched performance and stability in the air.

A hub motor named Pablo.I intended to fabricate this motor, but, since the laminations were not off-the-shelf, it would have been very expensive.

This is a uniquely crafted hub assembly, specifically designed for Baja buggies. ...It's tailor-made to ensure optimal performance and durability in off-road racing conditions.

The human is placing a spool hub on a shaft, centered precisely using a 608 bearing. ...There are no supporting structures present.

Simple filement spool hub. Center Hole:12.5mm Spool size support: 28mm><32mm Category: 3D Printer Accessories

Replacement Drive shaft to wheel hub adaptor. accepts 2 mm drive pin. 2 versions included for diff shaft sizes 4 mm and 5 mm. ...

To secure a uniquely-shaped USB hub, I'm looking to attach it firmly to the underside of my desktop shelf.

The device clicks into place once printed, requiring only a few minutes of assembly time. ...To secure it firmly against the wall, I opted for industrial-grade mounting tape, which also enabled me to swiftly attach the sensor component.

I adjusted the magnet holders so that the opening faces the wall plate, resulting in a cleaner appearance when the button is not installed. The absence of the button reveals a white disk and eliminates the problem of magnets being pulled out of their...

A conical hub and brakeplate are essential components for pre-1965 trials motorcycles, ensuring smooth operation and reliable braking performance. These parts are specifically designed to fit older models and enhance their overall functionality. ...If...

... sleek wall mount is specifically designed for the Amazon Blink Hub, utilizing its built-in prong to securely fasten it to a wall. ...By doing so, you can neatly tuck away your hub while keeping its USB ports conveniently accessible and unobstructed.

... you should at least have a train station! Printed in Grey ABS and vapor polished with acetone. Station can be scaled up or down depending on your domino size. If you want the Starter train to go with the hub, I'll add it as Mexican Train Starter.

... always in the way, I printed a holder for it. ...Now it is no longer in the way and you can better get to the ports. Suitable for the TSUPY USB Hub 3.0 from Amazon https://www.amazon.de/TSUPY-Adapter-verl%C3%A4ngerung-Kartenleser-Laptop/dp/B07V4KRGTM

Simple spool hub the should fit most smaller paper spools with a diameter of 52.5-53mm. The center takes a 5/16th rod or broken pencil (yes a cheap solution). ... The hubs inserted in the spool should work with most printed frames.

This is a sleek wall mount designed specifically for the Amazon Blink Hub, utilizing the prong of its included wall charger to secure it firmly to the wall. By doing so, you'll be able to keep your hub discreetly tucked away while maintaining a tidy...

This tool is designed to help survey field crews drive wooden survey hubs into compacted soil by attaching a battery-powered impact to the bolt head and using the all threads attached to a plate to push the hub into the soil.

I made this hub to Replace the rim that came with the (DU-BRO RC 6" Big Wheel). I needed a wheel that could support more weight and roll faster. I 3D printed the hub out of carbon fiber nylon. ...It accommodates two 608-2RS bearings and an axle size of...

Hub for the rear wheel of a shifter kart. ...Meant for a 32mm (1-1/4") OD rear axle with 1/4" keyway. 2-1/2" Bolt Circle.Based on these-https://www.bmikarts.com/Lightened-Aluminum-Wheel-Rear-Hub-1-14-Bore_p_2439.html

... was always in the way, I printed a holder for it. ...Now it is no longer in the way and you can better get to the ports.Suitable for the TSUPY USB Hub 3.0 from Amazonhttps://www.amazon.de/TSUPY-Adapter-verl%C3%A4ngerung-Kartenleser-Laptop/dp/B07V4KRGTM

This is the 3D-printable case for the Expansion Hub Type-C Adapter available at Tindie.com/products/doubledip/expansion-hub-type-c-adapter/. ... Update August 6, 2019: The top cover files have been updated to include extra clearance on the Type-C end...

I purchased an Ajax alarm, but I'm stumped - where do you stash the Hub? I fashioned a holder that allows you to secure the hub in place. ...This way, you can position it anywhere without needing to make any holes.

... the SureFlap hub attaches directly to the wall using two secure screws. ...The hub itself simply slots into place within the bracket, allowing for quick removal whenever needed. ...This clever design ensures seamless integration with your home's décor.

... used in kids' ride-on toys. ...Scrub off the existing paint on the wheel hub using sandpaper or a scraper, then coat the interior of the hub adapter with super glue. ...Firmly tap the adapter into place using a rubber mallet or soft-faced hammer.

Tuuci Umbrella Rib Hub Connectors - Top and Bottom - Recreated for Replacement Parts of Outdoor Umbrellas I Own. This Hub Has Six Connectors on It, an Older Style Model That Requires Scaling. ...The Actual Item Measures Six Inches Across by Two Inches...