thread tap handle m6 with cad file by autox3d com

... a quick fun tap-handle I made to fill out a build plate for a project involving rainbow filament. ... Also used https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2429125 for the thread but thingiverse wont let me link it in the remixed from section for some reason.

Custom Tap handle for a Friend.

I took the original base from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2722279, removed it completely, and added some new threads to give it a taller look. It's not perfect, but I think it works. When tightening the threads, be careful not to scratch them...

ChaosCoreTech's katana handle was scaled down to perfectly fit the build plate of an Elegoo Mars, shrinking its size from 160mm to 140mm. ...The threaded end is specifically designed to accommodate a 3/8 thread beer tap.

This Custom Tap Handle is the perfect replica of Twisted Spike Brewery's design, inspired by its Oklahoma City roots. It snugly fits onto a standard Keg tap screw, making it a must-have accessory for any beer enthusiast. I've also created an...

To complete the task, you must now drill and tap the model to accommodate standard taps, using a 3/8-16 thread. ... Additionally, I've included both fusion and step files for this model, allowing you to make any necessary modifications as you see fit.

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.

... were all that was needed for painting. No sanding was required due to its smooth finish. Initially, the tap hole was too small, so I drilled out the hole, applied epoxy, and installed a Tee Nut in the base to secure the tap with precision threading.

I created a steampunk beer tap handle by combining two prints found on Thingiverse, thanks to celticht32 for the squid design and doguri for the beer tap handle itself. I printed the pieces on an Ender 3 at 0.2mm layer height, using supports...

I customized the mesh and inserted a 3/8" UNC thread mesh so it can easily fit on a standard tap handle bolt. I highly recommend using a high resolution to ensure the thread has enough detail for smooth threading onto your faucet's handle/lever...

It incorporates the exceptional beer tap thread from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:374045. Print Settings: Printer Brand: FlashForge Printer: FlashForge Creator Pro Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 50% or higher seems to optimize the thread's...

I remixed this full scale https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3017300 for use as a tap handle on my kegerator.

I crafted this tap handle to resemble the distinctive hilt of a Japanese katana, specifically for a rolling drink cart that would proudly carry my Mardi Gras Krewe's identity. As a member of Krewe de Fu, a martial arts-inspired group known for its...

Beer Lovers Unite: A Functional Tap Handle for Every Occasion Get ready to elevate your home brewery game with this fully functional tap handle I've designed from scratch! It features 3/4"-18 UNC threading, making it perfect for 3D printing and...

I made some adjustments to the mesh and inserted a 3/8" UNC thread mesh so it can securely fit onto a standard tap handle bolt. I highly recommend using a fine resolution when printing this design to ensure that the thread has enough detail for...

The pedestal has 3/8x16 A1 threads 12.5mm deep, which fits most US taps handle threads. It needs support under the belly, but otherwise prints without supports. A raft is probably a good idea because the bed contact is minimal. ... I expect my PLA...

Letters are inlaid into the handle and there is some built in smoothing to actually be able to print this.Please note that some versions of OpenSCAD will not handle the letter DXF file...

Halloween Handle Made for a Keg Tap I recently created a handle for a keg tap that's perfect for the spooky season. To print it, I laid the design flat with supports to ensure a smooth and even finish. I added extra supports just in case, but they...

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...

The tap handle is where I used these small 1/8" x 1/8" neodymium magnets: http://www.ebay.com/itm/161770159488. When designing my custom tap handles, I also needed strong little magnets - so I opted for the sturdy neodymium type. To customize the...

Serve your beer like they did in ancient thrift stores with this tap handle remix of MakerBot's Ancient Relic.

Shower tap handle with gear type connection. My shower tap handle was busted so I designed a new one. It has the star/gear type attachment which I believe is common in Australia.

To use EZ Lok 400-6 effectively, visit Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/Z-Threaded-Insert-Internal-Threads/dp/B07Y1NY3CS for the insert suitable for keg taps. ...Cover its face with dry erase or chalkboard tape to enable reuse across multiple beers.

A Basic beer tap handle is modeled after the black plastic handles found in most homebrew stores. ...The Model features 3/8"-16 UNC threads and has proven successful when threaded directly to the faucet from the printer using a 0.1 layer height, though...

... something useful. ...I love this simple design, which means I can print some labels to stick on and make it even more versatile. It comes equipped with threads for a standard tap system, but I should probably use a metal insert to make it last longer.

We're designing a robust horn beer tap handle with a threaded attachment point that meets precise engineering standards. The bottom 5cm section needs to be exceptionally strong, so I recommend using 100% infill and a wall thickness of at least 2mm...

... nut. There is a threaded insert needed for each handle so that the orientation of the print (usually laying down) does not impact thread quality. ... I made IPA and Cider badged handles for a wedding, but provided the blanks for custom designs.

The base was shaped to seamlessly fit with a tap, while the top was domed for comfortable grip. It proved more efficient to carve a hole for the tap rather than printing a 3/8"-16 thread. ...This example was printed in colorFabb woodfill to achieve an...

This is the body of the tap handle (seen in the image in white ABS) that features internal threads on both ends, measuring 3/8in at the lower end to securely attach onto beer faucets, and 1/2in at the top to accommodate the logo head. Print Settings...

An Iron Man Tap Handle I made for my kegerator. I printed in PLA at 75% with support. The hole in the bottom is for a tap handle insert. Print, remove the support including the support inside the hole in the bottom, and thread in the insert. ...If the...