122cm to feet 3d models

This is a spare sparts for keyboards. ...You could find also Solidworks files if you would like to customize it for your keyboard.

I decided to manufacture custom foot pads that could replace the ones on my old telescopic ladder which were no longer usable.

The human body is a complex and intricate machine that has been engineered over millions of years to withstand an astonishing array of physical stresses and demands.

Man and Woman Footwear: Discover a wide range of footwear options for both men and women, catering to various styles and preferences. ...Explore our collection today!

Position those casters beneath the legs of your EarthBox by inserting them into the receptacles to elevate it by a whole inch above the floor.

this is a odd vase, it has hole at the bottom so all you need is to print it and be happy, or cry about it...

They enhance ground clearance when stuck to a computer's base, reducing heat absorption from the surrounding area. Moreover, when a bottom-mounted fan is present - a feature some laptops boast - cooling performance is significantly improved. ...I...

I created this thing to raise the shoe rack so the robot vacuum cleaner would be able to reach underneath. ... Outer dimensions Height 25mm width 29 mm Depth 19 mm inner dimensions Solid height 15 mm Height 10mm width 25 mm Depth 15 mm

They should fit neatly in place, taking over from the original footings. ...I'm counting on them working just as well for you! You might have to enlarge the file all the way up to a thousand times its normal size.

A sturdy foot was crafted to stabilize a wooden planter of mine. ...This foot is capable of supporting up to 50 kilograms when made with 50 percent infill, utilizing a honeycomb design. ...For outdoor use, I opted for printing mine with PETG material.

I've gotten a bit fed up with my keyboard sliding all over the place while I work, making it tough to type accurately. Plus, I love having my keyboard at just the right angle so I can lean back and focus on coding without any distractions. ... You can...

... on your computer much more pleasant. Red wine corks can be repurposed as paperweights to keep important documents in place on your desk. ...Simply take three corks, cut them in half lengthwise, and insert the pointed ends into a stack of papers.

Avid shooters prefer using a GoPro at foot level, finding it incredibly stable and easy to maneuver, making capturing high-quality underwater footage seamless and hassle-free - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rk6eQ5z7aGg.

This project was crafted with Tinkercad, a fantastic tool for creating and editing digital models. ...To refine your design further, I recommend visiting the online workspace at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/9vnangmWsWa.

Designing Sturdy Legs for Media Centers. ...They Rest Securely on the Floor, Measuring 1/4 inch in thickness and 2 inches in length. Simply Use Your Slicer to Resize Them as Needed for a Custom Fit.

This replacement part is specifically designed to fit round leg tables featuring a 30mm diameter tube. ...The designers intentionally left a 0.5mm gap, ensuring a smooth and precise fit every time.

... will undoubtedly leave scratches on the surface unless three units are assembled together. ...Fitting all three into place requires careful alignment, with a possible necessity to remove excess material from the upper edges for smooth insertion.

Practicing by oneself is a crucial step towards improvement and mastery. ...Personal practice allows individuals to hone their skills at their own pace, eliminating distractions that can hinder progress.

This innovative design was submitted to the prestigious MakeShaper Design Challenge, a competition showcasing cutting-edge creations. ...The MacBook anti-slip foot pad replacement is an ingenious solution for protecting valuable electronics from damage...

To keep my desk postcards from toppling, I crafted a clay foot design, printed it out, and now my cards stand securely. ...The foot was made in ABS plastic with necessary supports for stability.

The object showcased here was designed using the user-friendly program, Tinkercad. ...To access and modify this creation, simply visit its online location at https://tinkercad.com/things/iF5xXEmWOyN

I haven't taken measurements, so there could be some discrepancies in size. ...I have created two prototypes - one matches the QAV arm's dimensions perfectly while the other covers its entire length to offer additional safeguarding features.

Download the Barbarian Units plugin for Cura to ensure compatibility with your Anycubic Kossel printer, which uses Imperial measurements. ...The plugin seamlessly integrates with the printer's rail system at the base of the machine.

Print the first part in PETG or ABS, the Tpu part in TPU 92-95A with 20-30% infill. ...You will need 2x m5 bolts to fit into the 2040 profilate.

(in my case a machine for recreating filament.)diameter is 20mmhight is 70mmhole for screw is 3.1mmDon't forget to “Click A Like”, check out my other designs and Follow! Print SettingsPrinter:Ender3Supports:No neededInfill:30 % or higherFilament...

This is a super simple thing to make if you have fusion 360 or similar software, just make a cylinder the overall size you want, then subtract another cylinder to put the foot of the table into. You can use this model if you'd like, but I totally...

I originally was going to print some of [these](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4725817/), but felt that the way they would sit in the rail was putting all the weight of the printer in to the arms of the model and not directly down in to the...

The thing keeps doing its own thing and won't listen to my commands, so after a few close calls, I was starting to worry I'd crash it for good. That's when I thought, "Hey, maybe I should come up with some kind of safety net to prevent it from...

Making a minimalist table base requires just basic computer-aided design skills or access to software like Fusion 360. Simply create a cylinder with dimensions that suit your needs, then subtract another cylinder from the top to form the foot of the...

... - it seems to make a big difference already. I intended them to be printed in TPU so they don't slide around as much and dampen vibrations a bit. Print them oriented and they won't need supports at all. ... I hope someone finds them really useful.