toothpaste squeezer 3d print

Squeeze your teabags without making a mess with this easy-to-print tool.

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A straightforward lemon juicer designed for effortless printing. ...Its pointed ridges facilitate the extraction of every last drop from a single lemon segment.

... to a maximum diameter of 66mm. Print Settings Printer: Replikator Mini Rafts: Not Applicable Supports: None Required Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 50% Notes: The device can be printed with reduced infill, but it will be stronger at higher infill rates.

I want to make it easier to get all the toothpaste out.3D printing my product will make the design easy to produce and take little time to make it. It will be able to make the shape of the toothpaste tube easily and will be able to produce it in a...

Toothpaste tube clip. ... Printed at 100% for toothpaste, and 75% for a smaller clip for hydrocortisone and other similar small tubes. ... Update: Rounded the end to strengthen a bit.

... don't already have the original :) The point is to make food safe for the filament. ...Of course, if it is nicely finished, it can work. Nice shapes can be printed with this cookie extractor. ...:) If you have any other sample ideas just write it :)

... slightly with repeated use, yet surprisingly enhancing its functionality. ... This tool requires printing with minimal support material, allowing it to rest solely on the build plate and preventing the formation of unwanted holes within its structure.

The joint is held together with a length of 3mm printing filament (or a 2.6mm nail, or an old IKEA hex key). The joint functions properly, but I have doubts about its ability to withstand substantial force. ...How It Was Designed This was created in...

I was tired to use my spatula which also not worked with bowls which where more useful for my cats and me. So, I designed this device. A revision, which doesn't need to clean after use would be nice and is a milestone for future development. In...

... it to squeeze the tube. To lock it in place slide the bolt back in and tighten the nut.</p><p>If your printer isn't super dialed in threads might be an issue. Threads might be rough off the printer but after some use they get smooth.Happy printing!

Maximum tube size 60mm Printed the model with plastic PetG Nozzle temperature 255-250 table 70 degree Filling of parts the larger the stronger the part, but the handle is 15% https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=son9Iux_6x0 Rus Очень удобно выдавливать...

These 3D printed caps are designed to fit snugly into place and reduce the opening to just 4mm. You only need a pea-sized dab of toothpaste. The cap can be reused for your next tube. Please share this idea far and wide! Let's cut plastic waste from...

A simple tabletop toothpaste holder.

easy to use toothpaste holder

This creation is designed to keep your toothpaste standing upright. ...To use it, simply print and possibly scale the design for a snug fit.

First study of a device to save toothpaste. ...The exterior appearance is complete, the internal design and the printed prototype are on going.

Ratcheting Toothpaste Tube Wringer Featuring Durable Coil Spring-Based Ratchet: Effortless Turning and Quick Cleanup Lift Up the Outer Ring to Release the Ratchet, Then Remove Contents Easily Easy-Access Instructions for Successful Printing First,...

Toothpaste Topper - Piggy This is a remix/mashup of Gnietschows' "Cute Piggy" & jijimaths' "Toothpaste Transfer Tube". It only works with Crest tubes of toothpaste. Print Settings Printer: Flashforge Creator Pro Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2...

So this print is a simple toothpaste squeegee designed in Fusion 360 just to master the program's ins and outs. To fit your particular toothpaste tube, it requires adjusting its length (left to right direction). The width can also be tweaked to...

I wanted to leverage the advantages of 3D printing: printing without assembly required, integration of functions into a single part, etc., and with no support needed, so no material waste occurs. This product is a prototype that still needs many...

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They're not really human, though they appear to be. They have a humanoid shape and move about on two legs, but beneath their synthetic skin lies a complex system of wires and microchips. ...Their eyes glow with a soft blue light, illuminating the...

Convenient toothpicker for emptying the tubes