windup clock 3d models

This is a decorative alerón designed specifically for this Dual Mode Windup Car model. ...Simply print and attach with glue or screws - you're ready to go!

It functions best when paired with a clock mechanism featuring an 8 mm shaft diameter (5/16 inches) and an 8 mm shaft length (5/16 inches). I sourced mine from www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07T7HHJR2. Generally, the hands of the clock mechanism require...

A time-keeping device crafted with precision, a PLA printed clock demands a standard mechanism that fits snugly within a 56x56mm space and is securely fastened by an M3x10 screw. Its body can be printed in sections on any hotbed or as one cohesive...

The clock was reimagined using a 3D modeling technique that involved adding precise details to its surface. Using Maya software, every aspect of the timepiece's design was carefully recreated from scratch, giving it a more realistic appearance. Next,...

Human beings are using the Klockit Quartz Clock Movement, which is a high-quality timepiece that showcases exceptional craftsmanship. The movement's case size is an impressive 2 7/32" square by 5/8" deep, equivalent to 56.35mm squared and 15.875mm in...

... By the way, have you ever stopped to admire the clock on your dresser? ...For this project, I'm looking for a reliable mechanism that's similar to those used in high-end watches - perhaps something like this one from http://got.by/3gi7wu?

Explanation : It is made of a flower-patterned clock plate based on the motif of a circular flower-patterned decoration. You can also download this file from the link below. https://www.3dbank.or.kr/020101/id/7125/gubn/17/page/8/search_order/SEQ ...

Ready to print DIY connected clock with esp8266 In order to recreate this project, you will need : - A band led https://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B01CDTED80/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - One ESP8266...

UPDATE: As requested, I uploaded additional parts necessary to create the red (column) version of the clock, minus the holders for the quarters at the ends of the seesaw pendulum, which I cannot locate. To assemble this version, you'll require all...

Rolling chassis version of this thing https://www.myminifactory.com/object/dual-mode-windup-car-27061. It was conceived before the windup car and as a result, it leverages the same gear train, wheels, and other components. Since it is significantly...

I designed this rolling chassis version of the thing before creating the windup car, drawing upon the same gear train, wheels, and other components. As a result, it outperforms my previous car and rolling chassis designs due to its lighter weight and...

I designed this windup car's rolling chassis version before the original model, utilizing the same gear train, wheels, and other components. As it is significantly lighter and accelerates quicker than my previous designs, including the rolling...

I took the incredible Dual Mode Windup Car design from gzumwalt and turned it into a fantastic remix featuring Ninjaflex tires. The tire tread was expertly cannibalized from Palmiga's Low Profile Rain Tires for OpenR/C. To fix the axle spring...

This is a slight remix of Dual Mode Windup Car by gzumwalt https://www.myminifactory.com/object/dual-mode-windup-car-27061. I loved the design, but after printing the first one and showing it to friends and family, I noticed they didn't know which...

This is a complete remix of the awesome Dual Mode Windup Car by Greg Zumwalt, which has been discontinued on Thingiverse but can still be found here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-dual-mode-windup-car-27061. As a child, I had a...

This is a complete remix of the awesome Dual Mode Windup Car by Greg Zumwalt, which is no longer on thingiverse, but which you can find here: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-dual-mode-windup-car-27061 One of my childhood favorite toys...

This is a complete overhaul of the fantastic Dual Mode Windup Car by Greg Zumwalt. As a kid, I was obsessed with model cars, particularly Herbie, the love bug. So I decided to create a remix that captured its essence, though later I drew inspiration...

You can build mobile vehicles using this brick. The joints are designed for standard LEGO dimensions, but I've included the Fusion 360 project so you can modify it as needed. The model consists of seven parts and only one requires support. An...

This innovative earphone holder boasts a clever wind-up feature, consisting of three distinct parts that must be printed and then assembled with precision. Two outer walls fit together seamlessly, while the stopper plays a crucial role in holding...

Discover the secrets inside those peculiar walking feet! Visit http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:13915 for instructions. Easy disassembly involves inserting a thin tool under each tab to release it without breaking, followed by removing the bottom...

A whimsical 3D-printed wind-up fish toy.

<p>Just a little visualizer I whipped up</p>

Here you go.

Meet my adorable toy Chompu Chan, a wind-up walker operated by a mechanism from MakerBot Industries. It was designed using Tinkercad and can be edited online at https://tinkercad.com/things/j55KzXLAb9Y. I printed it on my Printrbot with 40% infill...

Car with wind-up engine, inspired by the mythical lamborghini miura, ready for 3D printing, consists of two transmission pinions, two axles, chassis and a spring that acts as a motor when compressed. ... Height: 48mm Depth: 45mm Length: 108mm

A less efficient employment of a 5-pack walker mechanism, but more entertaining, is demonstrated in this video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LompQ0sTG28. As for the instructions, print the head with support. The Catbodyf design features a regular...

Made with Metasequoia 3.1 for MMD in 2015, drawing inspiration from the "Wind-up" minions of Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn. My character, E'rihn Tia, is a unique creation. Initially, my goal was to minimize polygon use while ensuring...

Initially, my idea of creating a bobblehead cat led to an unexpected expansion. However, its performance in snowy conditions isn't optimal now. Check out this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXrs8lSHalY To assemble this bobblehead creation,...