3d print broom holder

This remix of the model by LoboCNC lengthens the depth and width of the holder (and also the gear) by 0.5in to accommodate tools with larger handle diameters.  

- 0.9 inches - Set screw - M6 (prints with thread, may need to run a tap through it after printing) My compass has red markings that don't show up well against the black PLA, so I cut a piece of paper to fit. The paper also hides the slightly rough...

- 0.9 inches Set screw - M6 (prints with thread, may need to run a tap through it after printing) My compass has red markings that don't show up well against the black PLA, so I cut a piece of paper to fit. ... The paper also hides the slightly rough...

This easy-to-install indoor broom hanger is designed for brooms with a 22mm handle diameter, providing convenient storage and organization.

If you have poor bed adhesion and need to use a brim, this obviously wont help, but for me printing PLA on polyimide, it makes for a neat no-cleanup print. The model is quite customisable to suit a variety of tool diameters or printer setups. As you...

I was tired of the broom not having a permanent home when stowed. ...This changed that.

I was tired of the broom not having a permanent home when stowed. ...This changed that.

I added a support to hold four poles whether it's a broom or something similar.

This is a remix of the excellent broom holder by Rebewppilihp for mounting on a railing tube with 34mm diameter. M3x20 screws with up to 6mm head size are suitable for mounting. The joints are best connected with DIN EN ISO 4762 - M3x20 screws. In...

I made these for my brooms I have standing in my garage. ... Easily screw to the wall and then you can just clip your broom into it. ... Opening is 1", you can scale as needed.

Used to hold the broom against the door. ...I assembled it with brass nuts, 1.2mm X 12 mm.

People use a broom stand to hold their brooms upright, securing the broom's long handle into the device from underneath. ...To get a good grasp, you need to apply a tacky coating inside the ring that holds the handle so it doesn't slip out.

A gripper to hold your broom, mop, etc. ...It will hold from 19mm to 32mm (3/4" to 1-1/4")

Replacement for traditional broom handles. ... The bottom end measures 22 millimeters in diameter, while the top end measures 20 millimeters in diameter.

... mop, etc. ...It will hold from 19mm to 32mm (3/4" to 1-1/4") I used PLA and TPE Use a soft TPU or TPE. I tried with a harder TPU although it gripped it didn't automatically pop out when removing the broom. ... Use 4 x M4x20 or #6x3/4" screws

... broom, mop, etc. ...It will hold from 19mm to 32mm (3/4" to 1-1/4") I used PLA and TPE Use a soft TPU or TPE. I tried with a harder TPU although it gripped it didn't automatically pop out when removing the broom. ... Use 4 x M4x20 or #6x3/4" screws

This wall-mounting bracket is secured with two drywall screws, ideal for holding brooms and laundry baskets. ...It's designed specifically for use on a Solidoodle 2 and was created in Solidworks 2013 without any support structure.

Example STLs I have attached some examples, but I encourage you to experiment with the parameters to design the perfect latch for your broom/rake/pen/shafted tool. The two smaller examples don't have screw mounting holes; they are for glue or...

V9 – I moved the screw holes to be 1 in on center so you can screw it to a peg board if you so desire. V10 – I got to print it finally and my measurements were way to large… I have reduced them. I'll print to night to double check. but V10...

I tried with a harder TPU although it gripped it didn't automatically pop out when removing the broom.Use 4 x M4x20 or #6x3/4" screwsPrint SettingsPrinter:Mingda Rock 3Rafts: NoSupports:NoResolution: 0.3Infill:20Filament:Overture Matte PLA, Spider...

Brooms and Mops Get a Special Spot On The Balcony. I Had To Hang Them On The Wall Near Bicycles Normally Stacked Up There. ...I Went Out And Bought Screws At The Hardware Store, Now They're Perfectly In Their Place.

Decided to enlarge the size of the original design, spacing out the holders to accommodate a snugger fit, anticipating that printing should pose no issues at all.

to store the broom firmly against the wall after use so that, as often happens with these models, it falls to the ground and breaks. It requires two dowels to fix the support to the wall or a good wall glue can be fine since the effort of the support...

... préférence. --- Allows to hold a broom handle from 23 to 25mm (Entry 22.5mm - Ring 25mn). Wall location required: 60x16mm Support thickness: 29mm It will certainly work in PLA but it may break or warp over time. ...Preferably use ABS or PET.

a small tool holder by the sleeve add a rubber strip (glued) in the groove

Designed this broomstick holder for my broomstick that I bought from Walmart. Place 3M adhesive strips on the back and apply to the wall. ...I used PLA, 20% infill.

I thought this holder model was very attractive, but I wanted more reliability (it’s not always possible to glue it with double-sided tape), so I made as many as three holes. ...and if you increase this model by 200 percent, then you can attach the...

The item in question exhibited numerous STL faults initially, resulting in a poorly printed object. ...After running it through an STL repair tool, it successfully printed on a MakerBot Replicator.

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... it again with a thicker back plate. Honestly the layer orientation is not correct for a hook, another remix might be to cut it in half so it can be printed in a stronger orientation.I printed it using ASA, 40% fill, 4-5 perimeters for strength.