ball and socket joint plastic 3d models

Combining a raspberry pi camera mount that works well for me with a ball and socket mount to attach to a surface.Print SettingsRafts:NoSupports: NoResolution:.2Infill: 10+%Notes:print flat on bed as modeledOriginal 22 July...

Print this item using 100% fill, 3 shells, and 0.1mm filament layer height without raft or supports. An enhanced version for GoPro 3 is available at: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:139695. ...The design was created using Blender...

... The diameter of the mounting plates is 10cm. The ball itself has a diameter of 3.5cm. The distance between (and including) both mounting plates measures 7 cm. ...The relative tilt from one plate to the other amounts to approximately 10 degrees.

The half-dome has a slot on one side that makes it possible to attach something that can move on the half-dome. ...I made this model to upgrade the leg joints of my hand puppets.

This is a customized ball joint assembly featuring an extended design. The original concept can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5578. I've added a longer 5cm bracket to maintain the cable hole, allowing for the creation of even longer...

Inspired by the Matoran from the Legend of the Toa mod for Skyrim: https://twitter.com/LegendToa/status/1222019707974356993 Two ball sockets, cleverly positioned perpendicular to each other, are a pretty cool feature. As I gain experience with this...

Tailored for hassle-free horizontal printing, our system boosts joint rigidity to new heights. ... To get the best results, I suggest you follow these expert settings: Fill density at its maximum potential: 100% Print speed precision-tuned to...

This new design utilizes protrusions that grip onto dimples on other objects, creating a versatile joint for assembling space frames. The 'progressive friction holding' concept ensures a snug fit without fasteners. Optional epoxy can be used to...

Plastic Ball Knobs offered by TTC (Travers Tool Co.)(Tm)All sizes shown in catalog data.

With advanced features such as parametric design and assembly tools, users can easily iterate and optimize their product designs for manufacturing. ...Autodesk Inventor also offers robust simulation capabilities, enabling engineers to test and validate...

Printed bolts snapped and the store near me didnt have any M8 hex bolts shorter than 25mm so I grabbed them and quickly drew this up to suit. Sliced in Cura with 'exclusive' slicing tolerance and it fits great. Works for both the vice and chuck. ...<3

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/a4Y937Q8eXN fixed and updated

This model is featured in figures 5.1-5.3, 5.10, and 5.12 of Visualizing Mathematics with 3D Printing. ... Category: Math

This creation was crafted using Tinkercad's powerful design tools. ...Make changes and improvements instantly by visiting https://www.tinkercad.com/things/e7PrT4c11mg.

... ...This one will need support on the hip and chest. It doesn't need adhesion, but that depends on how good your printer is. It does have a sword that he can hold in his hand too. The articulation is much better and will need some time to loosen up. 

The humanoid robot relies on a complex framework of interconnected components, including a spherical body that utilizes a multi-articulated system to facilitate movement and flexibility. ...This system is comprised of interlocking nodes, each designed...

... Infil to add weight. Full print with 4x4x4 walls/top/bottom and 38% infil came to about 48g in weight. Glue in lettering and spade. ... Star may need minor sanding but should push fit into the space tightly and not need anything else to secure it.

I liked the steampunk version of the head but did not like the pointy tentacle ends. ... Made a shorter/rounded version and while I was at it also added a steampunk themed tentacle end.

The following options were utilized in its creation: Angle = 45, Screw Head Diameter = 4.3, Nut Clearance = 0.2, Fan Screw Head Diameter = 8, Central Base Multiplier = 1, Countersink = 1, Nut Correction = -0.5, Fan Screw Diameter = 2.8, Clamp...

Kahuna created this thing on Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:357289 He designed it using Tinkercad and you can edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/qzrXsLWpUgT

Of course, I'm here to help with a brief test! ...Please provide the text you'd like me to rewrite and I'll spin it in 60 words or less.

The model takes center stage in figures 5.1 through 5.3, as well as 5.10 and 5.12 within the comprehensive guide to visualizing mathematics with three-dimensional printing.

... to just 22mm. ...To print this part I decided on the following settings: Rafts are not necessary in this case, Supports too can be avoided, A resolution of 0.2 will work perfectly well here and with an Infill density of 90 percent, we're ready to go!

This ingenious device is designed to effortlessly separate and reassemble, providing a welcome distraction from the monotony of work. ... Print Settings: Rafts: Not Required Supports: Unnecessary Resolution: Achieved at 0.2mm Precision Infill Density:...

... ...An updated version from my previous post published last year. The machine includes operator loading, bowl feeding, bearing insertion, greasing, stud insertion, roll forming, endplay verification and additional room for future seal installation.

I took the original design for RoboKitty by Geoffro from Thingiverse and had some major issues with how it came together. The build experience left me feeling really frustrated, so I decided to give it a complete overhaul. ...My goal was to create a...

... course offered by the University of New Hampshire. ...To explore more fascinating projects like this one, visit http://3dprinting.illustratingmath.com and discover an extensive collection of design plans, carefully crafted for your convenience.

This is a Brodit adapter that enables the following phone holder to be adapted: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078NPPQML/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Regarding the Brodit holder, I am referring to the following:...

To create an orthocopter mechanism for my butterfly project, I used Blender to design a setup where linear movement on the "Ball" string generates mirrored rotational motion in connected arms. To print the necessary components, you'll need 2 cogs, 2...

... vehicle. ...The standard Scosche ball fits perfectly into it, while the Scosche collar threads seamlessly on top. ...Be sure to use a generous amount of filler and/or thick walls because there are some thin areas where it's particularly vulnerable.