120m in feet 3d models

Funny Feet gets its name from its hilarious duck-like feet. With a simple programming tweak, you can teach this robot to stroll around, bust out some funky dance moves, or even deliberately stumble and tumble to catch people off guard. ...As an...

I designed a whimsical bookmark featuring realistic human feet, made up of semi-realist components. The process begins by printing the main body and two heels separately, which are then assembled using glue. For inspiration, I turned to my previous...

Printed successfully on a Dremel 3D45 in PLA 0.2mm layer height 20% infill 1.2mm wall thickness The first file was drawn in decimal inch scale, so scale up by 25.4 if your default units are millimeters V2 is reinforced and scaled up already. ...Not...

Turtle_Feet_UM2_Left &Turtle_Feet_UM2_Right This version is specifically designed to accommodate the Ultimaker 2. Rubber_Grip This is an optional component for anyone with Ninjaflex or similar rubbery filaments. It just gives the feet more grip. ... ...

... Turtle_Feet_UM2_Left and Turtle_Feet_UM2_Right - specifically tailored to accommodate the Ultimaker 2. ... Rubber_Grip - an optional component perfect for those using Ninjaflex or similar rubbery filaments, providing extra grip for the feet.

You can enhance floor protection by adding felt backing for use on softwood surfaces or secure them firmly in place with M6 bolts for added stability. Please note that this design provides a loose fit, allowing you to add heat-shrink tubing to the...

This versatile foot shape works seamlessly with my couch, which is round in design, as well as with my table and chairs, both of which have square bases. To prevent damage to the floor and keep them from sliding, I opted for TPU / NinjaFlex for the...

... issues arise when filament is mounted on a spool rack and the X-Axis Upgrade is installed, exacerbating the problem. Installing "Printr Feet" on the frame effectively resolves both these issues while also enhancing airflow around the motherboard.

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Post-Printing Assembly The first part replaces the standard black rubber foot in each corner of the printer, a curved section approximately 4-5cm in size. Remove them and replace with my angled foot featuring two locating slots. These fit into the...

Pieds pour remplacer le système de fixation d'origine du MMU2 dans le cas où il serait posé sur un caisson. Cela fonctionne parfaitement avec un MMU2, MMU2S d'origine mais aussi avec le super mod de (https://www.thingiverse.com/universaljoint/about),...

I've cut the total length down considerably, compared to the original parts, added four screw holes to mount the female/receiver half to whatever the feet are being used with (in this case, the platform that forms the base of my printer), and made...

... also incredibly lightweight, ensuring they don't weigh down my drones during flight. By placing these feet on the bottom of my miniquads, I can safeguard the screws from wear and tear, extending their lifespan and maintaining optimal performance.

Elevate Your Computer's Elegance with Sleek, Custom-Made Feet These innovative feet are designed specifically to elevate your PC and keep it off the ground, allowing for superior airflow around the power supplies that reside at the bottom of the...

Created custom laptop feet for cooling purposes as I preferred not to purchase pre-made ones. ...The dimensions are easily customizable according to preference.

With a size of 70mm, this multicopter is ideal for individuals with larger feet; constructed using ABS material for durability and strength.

Some feet I made to mount on the bottom of my V1 MP3DP V5. ...  I used wood screws to mount to the bottom panel. Printed out of TPU

Printed with 20% infill ABS Thats feet for the tollbox from mine fpv monitor with tropid adapter http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1119127 Category: Hobby

I designed custom feet for my Ultimaker 2. ...I printed two sets using Ninjaflex with a 15 percent infill to give them a soft, cushioned feel.

Chair foot for stool with square tube feet Instructions Modeled off a broken chair foot Category: Replacement Parts

Replacement feet for MG Barbatos. Designed for resin printing. ...Connector is properly scaled for MG frame at 100% scale Model by Nick Chusiano Mech_case

Regal feet for Bauhaus regalux XXM but fit with more regal with 1.2-2mm sheet thickness.Printet from PETG.

I designed shelf feet for 30x30 steel. I printed this with TPU. ... The shelf is on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wood.attack/?hl=de

Printable Trampoline Feet for Rod Diameter ~25-26mm. Conical Drill-Hole for Clamping Has Been Incorporated. ... Size (mm): Ø36 x 36

Some anti-vibration feet are available to stabilize and minimize vibrations on your Ultimaker 2. ...These should also fit snugly with the Ultimaker Original.

Inspired on https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/43543-replacement-keyboard-feet/files I created replacement feet for my Labtec Ultra Flat Keyboard. The OpenSCAD file is included for adaption to other keyboards. On one image two printed parts and the...

Keyboard feet designed for Modecom MC5002, 22mm of width. ...After you scale it should match other keyboard as well.</p>

Attach simple feet to your P905 3D printer by gluing a modest amount of fabric firmly to the underside, effectively protecting your desk from scratches.

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Los imprimí en TPU a un grosor de plano de 0.3mm, con relleno de 15%, cero(0) capas superiores e inferiores y 4 perimetros. Conga feet printed in TPU, 0.3mm layer, 15%infill, 0 top and bottom layers and 4 perimeters. ...Works on tumba, conga and quinto....