550 paracord block and tackle 3d models

I designed a custom block and tackle system to elevate my deer feeders into tree branches. The frame is engineered to prevent paracord from slipping off the wheel, ensuring secure handling. A snugly fitted body design keeps ropes tightly in place,...

A straightforward setup consisting of 608 bearings paired with standard nuts and bolts readily available at most hardware stores forms a simple block and tackle system.

Just for kicks, I created a block and tackle with the goal of making one strong enough to hold my own weight with paracord. (Paracord as seen on Amazon: http://amzn.to/1gIiqlo) This design employed 6 pulleys to divide my 170 lb body weight six times...

For kicks, I created a block and tackle designed to support my own weight with paracord. The type of paracord used can be found on Amazon: http://amzn.to/1gIiqlo. This design utilized six pulleys to distribute my 170-pound body weight across six...

Here is a fun little project I worked on where I designed a block and tackle system using paracord, with the goal of making one that could hold my own weight. To accomplish this, I used six pulleys to distribute the 170 pounds of my body weight...

A sample tactic that pupils may create for tackling and blocking in sports activities.

This is a block and tackle pulley system designed for use with 5mm paracord, although other sizes may also work well. It necessitates two M5 carriage bolts that are greater than 35mm long, along with two M5 nuts and two small washers to fit snugly...

A block and tackle, also known as a pulley system, is a mechanical advantage device used to lift heavy loads. The term "ledy" seems unrelated; please clarify if you intended to mention a related concept. ...In summary, block and tackles are efficient...

A standard three-to-one block and tackle is built with a sturdy wooden or metal beam, typically 6 feet long. The system consists of four main components: the fixed pulley, the movable pulley, the rope, and the hook. ... #8-32 x 1-3/4 inch machine screws...

This free construction set includes various blocks for a block and tackle, with options to choose the number of sheaves. Use caution, as it's not suitable for securing valuable objects or life. The entire risk is yours when using this object, and I...

... together. To ensure smooth operation, be cautious not to over-tighten the screw. Instead, utilize two nuts for a looser fit without compromising stability. Finally, remember to manufacture two half-sheaves for each section of the block and tackle.

A sleeker, easier-to-print overhaul of the MOKO block and tackle is underway. Check out this inspiration: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:153197. Thanks to MOKO for sparking this idea! This revamped pulley boasts impressive strength, a reduced...

I needed a block and tackle to lift hay bales in my shed. I found this one here by Mysabre73: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:963214 but it was too big for my 150x150 Printrbot Simple. I got it printed at 90% but figured I'd rather have 608 bearings...

I required a block and tackle to lift hay bales in my shed. I discovered this one here by Mysabre73: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:963214 but it was too large for my 150x150 Printrbot Simple. I got it printed at 90% but decided I'd rather have 608...

This project originated from my son's 1st grade science fair idea on block and tackle. Instead of purchasing supplies, I decided to print them myself, refining the design multiple times before creating four full assemblies. The double sheaves could...

With these provided files, various tackles can be created (1:1, 1:2, 1:3, 1:4 [and 1:5, if pulling upwards]). To create other configurations, edit the scad files. For each workpiece, two strips are needed: first with recesses for nuts...

3D Printer Settings: Using a Flashforge Finder, the ideal printer for intricate details and precision printing. Optional settings to fine-tune your print include: Raft or no raft – either option will produce excellent results. Choose any desired...

3D image of an old block and tackle sash brake no longer in production as the company no longer exists

I designed a block and tackle system to make lifting heavy objects around my workshop easier. The parts that bear the main load were printed with 100% infill, while everything else has 50% honeycomb infill. To set up this system, you'll need eight...

I printed the sheaves and spacers in one print and then the block plates in groups of two Shouldn't need any supports, just pay attention to the bearing retaining flange and face it upwards. The knot used on the first sheave is a hangmans knot. ...

For this specific creation, parameters were set to include a drop height of 4, filament color of 0.25, bevel depth of 2 and bevel height of 0.75, layer thickness of 0.1, number of shells as 7 with shell fill density at 0.25 and shell fill angle at 5....

Next are values specifying an element's form factor (f), translated to 0.1 grams, and tolerance percentage (t), scaled down to 7 units from some starting value of 'unit.' This configuration utilizes six and a third millimeters as the size parameter,...

... ...For this unique version, set drope to 4, clr to 0.25, bevel2 to 2, bevel to 0.75, f to 0.1, t to 7, $fs to 0.25 and $fa to 5. Additionally, the axle diameter is set at 6.3, loop diameter at 18, and there are 2 notches (nn = 2).

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=148571 Instructions Using the following options: Fast Move (f): Set to 0.1 Slice Thickening: Fixed at 7 layers thick Internal Layer Gap Size ($fs) set to 0.25 millimeters Face Shrink Factor...

......Specific customization settings include a nut count of 3, a bevel size of 0.75, a second bevel at 2, font size of 0.25 and font angle of 5, an axle length of 6.3, a color value of 0.25, a fillet of 0.1, drop elevation of 4 and a loop dimension of 25.

... ...(http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=148571). To customize further, adjust the following settings: nn = 2, bevel2 = 2, bevel = 0.75, $fs = 0.25, $fa = 5, daxle = 6.3, clr = 0.25, f = 0.1, t = 7, dloop = 18, and drope = 4.

Using these specifications: Bevel, rounded corner width - 0.75 Number of nut notches per mm - 3 Slice layer thickness - 0.25 Minimum slice distance, retraction before moving away from last layer to - 5 Retraction acceleration speed multiplier - 10...

You are also given some further controls: the amount by which an area or object is over-defined, and what it takes to identify holes with respect to diameter in an area where holes need not be precisely specified. ...These adjustments allow designers...

A customized model of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:148571 has been created using the Customizer app with settings including a loop diameter of 18, bevel depth of 0.75, two notches, a second bevel of 2, an axle diameter of 6.3, a fillet size of...

This is a small, low cost, block and tackle that was created to demonstrate their use. ... It's intended to be used with smaller diameter paracord, and is held together with a M2x12 socket head cap screw (no tap required to install, just thread in).