windmill tinkercad 3d models

... initially trying out yellow but ultimately going back to black ABS plastic that I used from my MakerBot printer. The results look fantastic, especially for the front sight. Everything was remixed and designed within Tinkercad - it was a breeze!

Link to the TinkerCad file if you'd like to modify it for yourself. Version 2.0 ========== I had issues with the printer I was using, which kept warping my design or melting its corners. (They weren't changing the temperature correctly for the...

Check out my previous design here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3796665 You're free to modify this design from its original source at tinkercad.com/things/gM8YtmHg6hT-estlcam-2019-cnc-controller-cover-v4. Recent updates include: - I've added...

I sliced half of the double gear frame, and made the edges smooth (took a while to figure it out as I'm new to tinkercad) this fidget is super simple to assemble, and doesn't require any glue. (I'm sure after fidgeting with it a while a couple drops...

(which it does take care of beautifully) I'm no CAD expert, I desiged this in TinkerCad, and I really couldn't find any setting to add a champfer where it transitions from the leg to the stacking section, so it leaves a 90 degree overhang where the...

So I made one in Tinkercad... ps I domed the top of the inside of the recess so you don't have flat roof inside that needs supports when printing and have posted it here... The spindle dimensions are a little strange 7.7mm dia across the flats 6.3...

The design features a prominent BitFenix logo, which was created by Timo-chan and can be found on Tinkercad. While I have not conducted any tests to confirm the accuracy of the design, it is worth noting that the model's large size may require a...

Using Tinkercad, I designed the model from scratch, carefully considering the proportions and details of the classic Pokeball design. The result was a 3D model that perfectly captured the essence of the original while incorporating the necessary...

I used Tinkercad. The holes for the pins were made by taking 8 cylinders(holes) of 50mm and 1.65mm dia The center of the holes sit exactly 2mm apart, the pitch of the ESP12 contacts. I printed multiple bodies on my Ender3 and all came out fine,...

for writing your own text you only need to define a box 2 mm tall, and position the textobject 1mm above ground, and substract the objects.This can be done easily in Tinkercad. Should be printed with two differnt coloured filaments. I managed...

So I started from scratch with a fresh sketch of a cartoon Santa, designed in Adobe Illustrator and extruded in Tinkercad. Begin by printing the base and backplate, then print the face and hat pieces, and glue them up on the backplate (I used CA...

... I primarily used Tinkercad for the design. ...Thanks to Thumber's excellent grip design from http://vedranpapes.from.hr/essays/2015/10/m3d-3d-printer-housing-design-remix/, which I incorporated into my case.

My girlfriend and I created this design using Tinkercad: Main Component Thumb Wheel 1 Thumb Wheel 2 To assemble it, you will need: A 3/4-inch nut Three bolts: One - 1/4 inch diameter X 1/2 inch long bolt for the camera. One - 1/4 inch diameter X 1.5...

If you're new to this hobby, Tinkercad or similar software is your best friend. Use Thingiverse, but customize it to suit your needs. Inkscape is awesome. Get ready to face failed designs. It's so important to learn from these failures. Failed...

I also created an alternate head for Vector Prime in Blender and then touched it up in TinkerCAD. The screw holes were cut out of the original Soundwave head. In addition to the main figure, there's a Sonic Screwdriver that slots into the hand. The...

I created it using Tinkercad for the #CountertopChallenge, and within 24 hours of learning the software, I had generated and printed my very first working prototype! It's an amazing feeling to see your ideas come to life so quickly. The Just a Pinch...

To get the most out of your CAD design file and accurately produce your custom mobile phone case with the precise geometric parameters you've defined, consider importing this JSON into your favorite CAD or 3D printing software (e.g., Autodesk Fusion...

I've used Photoshop, TinkerCad, and Cura as my slicer. The gcode files are included, which have already been aligned with each other and contain all my current settings. Be careful when using my gcode files, as they're designed for a 200mm square...

I took Shacksandbeans' tiles and put them into Tinkercad so that I could design a RED CLEAR tile that would start on the program on the left hand side. Then I reversed the Green Go tile to cap out the program on the right hand side. Since adding...

Made with Tinkercad, it's an upgraded version of my earlier design found here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:619842 \nFeatures: \nThe bracelet does not interfere during charging. \nThe 28 degree incline allows easy viewing and interaction with...

I designed this in TinkerCAD as my self designed object to print. I could not find a good m3x15mm screw that was threaded the way the existing one on the inverter handle was, so I used a similar pan head sheet metal screw. it is a very tight fit...

This thing was created with Tinkercad.\r\n\r\nBased on the V-king project from Roy Berntsen, who designed it.\r\nAlways use the original V-King parts first before switching to this design.\r\nPrint size might be reduced a little in the X...

... which I'm still experimenting with as of 20180126. EDIT 20180803: I've moved the mounting lugs to the back, creating Version 3. You can find this updated version here: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/2bA89GfLX7r-pizerowcamcase3/editv2

So I threw these miter boxes together in tinkercad. Because why not. I've only tested the combo half and third printed in PETG. I'm printing the thirds box in a stiffer TPU right now. I wouldn't recommend PLA because it helps to be able to...

... telescopic fishing pole. You can use cable ties on top and bottom to keep it on the fishing pole mast. If the center hole is too big or small for your mast feel free to edit the STL file on tinkercad etc to change the center hole diameter. ...

If you're wondering about the name, it was completely designed in Tinkercad which I love for its simplicity. This is a small 3D printer designed to be inexpensive and easy to build using completely printed parts as main components. It's a mashup...

Print Settings: Printer: Creatbot DX Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20% I designed this mount using TinkerCAD, ensuring that it would be easy to use and effective in adjusting the Z axis home position without any...

The pieces were cut apart in Tinkercad to reduce the need for supports and are intended to be glued together with your adhesive of choice. Instructions: - Print 1 each of Socket.stl and Cup.stl, along with your choice of arm from rudis1261's PS Eye...

How I Designed This I used Tinkercad to design this stand, relying heavily on cylinders and a block to cut out the ports for the cables. Although I made an educated guess about the cable port's placement, it turned out to be spot on. ...The alignment...

So, it was tinkering time, using the magic Tinkercad to start from scratch but using the original as inspiration. Changes were made as these: 1: Larger dimensions all over the parts, adapting proper dimensions. 2: Added holes in order to use...