3d printed helping hands

One of my favorite helping hands tools is the Hobby Creek Helping Hands Third Hand Soldering Tool, but it lacks a centralized vise to support the boards I work with. I own other helping hands and a PanaVise “Junior”, but I've always wanted something...

Looking for a way to securely hold fishing lures while painting them with an airbrush, I was inspired by this YouTube video from the "Engineered Angler," where he manufactured enhancements from wood and drink bottle tops to add help hands. Help hands...

Made this stand for my USB microscope, base fits under the magnetic plate for my helping hands (8mm clearance).  Made to hold a 16mm rod. ... I can upload the fusion360 file if there's demand.

I took the Helping Hands from @MicroMotorWarehouse and ripped it open to create cavities that can hold up to 100 pennies as added mass. A dollar's worth of pennies adds a tremendous amount of weight to the base, making it much more stable. Print out...

... flat head screws and matching nuts for secure holding. The handy helping hands are crafted from half-inch flexible plastic tubing typically found on eBay online marketplaces. ...A 1/4-18 NPT tap is needed to drill the precise holes required.

I designed a ball and socket joint inspired by Thingiverse's 889439 to aid my helping hands project. I approached the design differently, incorporating a dimple and detent system that allows for numerous angles while reinforcing rigidity. The STL...

It uses cheap Line-Loc/Snap-Loc clones and alligator clips.As I am fortunate to be able to source free material from my job I decided to make a weighted helping hand base. This one uses two 100x100 mm 3mm thick ‘sheets’ of steel to weigh the whole...

It uses cheap Line-Loc/Snap-Loc clones and alligator clips.As I am fortunate to be able to source free material from my job I decided to make a weighted helping hand base. This one uses two 100x100 mm 3mm thick ‘sheets’ of steel to weigh the whole...

I designed a ball and socket joint inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:889439 to help me with a helping hands project I wanted to create. I took a different approach to the design and added dimple and detent system that allows for many...

I wanted a custom base for my helping hands setup but none of the existing designs had all the features I needed:\r\n1) Some trays to hold loose items, like this one https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2576668\r\n2) A magnetic base to enhance stability...

As I was there, I decided to add some helping hands to make the project even more efficient. At some point, I plan to recreate this setup, but next time I'll move the fans inside the pipe to give it a sleeker look. ...Overall, I'm really pleased with...

As I shopped, I also picked up some helping hands to enhance the functionality of my project. At a later date, I plan to attempt recreating this setup with one key modification: placing the fans inside the pipe for a sleeker appearance. ...For now, I'm...

Next, 3D print the "helpingHands.stl" file and attach the goose-neck base to the 3D printed support (or workbench). Finally, start developing custom tool holders for the ends of the goose-necks. You can create a camera holder or add wire spools,...

This adapter transforms a Quadhands Helping Hands workbench into a sturdy camera tripod for a Logitech C920 webcam. To set up, detach the alligator clamp from a 16" arm and thread the stud into the small hole in the adapter. Secure the standard...

This adapter converts a Quadhands Helping Hands workbench into a stable camera tripod for a Logitech C920 webcam. To set up, detach the alligator clamp from a 16" arm and secure the threaded stud into the small hole in the adapter. Then, screw the...

This is a high-performance fume extractor that seamlessly integrates with Loc-Line style helping hands. Powered by a robust 60mm computer fan and an advanced carbon odor reducing filter, it delivers exceptional air quality and efficiency. To install...

 I designed it to magnetically clamp to the steel plate that I use as a base for soldering.Magnetic attachment allows flexible positioning of grippers, and prevents them slipping.Grippers can be located as close together or as far apart as...

... "balls" on the moving arms to make the hinge fit much tighter. ...Myself and others found the original fit to be too loose. Hopefully this works for you. My X-Y compensation was set to zero for this print. ...Rest of the STLs are with the original.

... I designed this soldering clamp because I'm terrible at soldering and Snap On's looked cool, but is absurdly overpriced. ...So now we can all print a copy of it for $0.50 worth of PETG. ...Eat your heart out Snap On.

I printed out jscottb's clever design, but it soon became clear that my base had some notable differences. The slanted sides of my base made it tough to get his original design to work seamlessly. So, I decided to make a few tweaks and angle the...

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4001233078360.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.39f73ef6D24fTF&algo_pvid=15a88de6-c267-4b84-b24a-81392da00b36&algo_exp_id=15a88de6-c267-4b84-b24a-81392da00b36-3 Alligator clips used:...

... working at 10 to 100 times normal scale to avoid hidden holes in designs. They also shared a previous lockable ball and socket link design. Be aware that there are issues with this design preventing successful print (See comment below from ssd).

New Robotic Extensions >>> https://sellfy.com/p/Zr0t/I created 3D printed exoskeleton arms as a hobby project. To see it in action, watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7T-S3UFR-0. For the latest updates on 3D printed robotics, visit my...

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:59332 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=59332

<p>Some soldering fingers I put together for the LayerFused X301 build video. ...These work great with various sized wires.</p> Category: Electronics

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/7nRZsROAMsA

This plate is designed with precision to measure precisely 111 millimeters in length and width, with a thickness of exactly 20 millimeters. The holes cut into its surface are circular and possess a diameter of 12.4 millimeters, extending deeply by...

I've got to stash my trusty handpiece safety guard into my travel case now. ...I actually built this protective shield to prevent my optics from getting mangled.

Here's a DIY project that involves creating a spool holder specifically designed for use with the Palette. ...To make it, you'll need a piece of 5/8 inch all-thread, which can be easily cut to any desired length using a hacksaw or a bolt cutter.

Call up the Panavise Parts Tray Base, PV-312. Just add some flexible coolant hoses and a pair of alligator clips, and you've turned your Panavise base into an incredibly versatile tool. ... I Built It This Way Built using Autodesk Fusion 360.