binding base plate 3d models

Yet another Dragon Ball Z statue gets a base makeover to simplify 3D printing - check out this awesome model now!

My solder buddy needs support, so I crafted this base to lend some much-needed stability. The base has been carefully designed with expandability in mind. You can alter its layout here: https://tinkercad.com/things/0m4CUWbw6jF Latest Update: I've...

... PR20EVS with square base or equivalent. ... This base works with the original template parts from [@chappel](https://www.thingiverse.com/chappel)'s [3D Printable Drawer Handle](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4160874). ... Use a 1/2" router bit.

... This plate can be supported in the center by only one tower instead of the big plates that need 3 towers to get stable support. I think there are already others here on the site but wanted to create my own from scratch. have fun... ...

This creation is an innovative remix of "Flame USB Drive" featuring a sleek plate designed for stability. I crafted this project alongside my fire department-themed toys, providing an exciting way to put out fires safely. ...The flame element stands at...

I reworked the foundation plate for the X axis carriage, incorporating recessed holes for M4 bolts that secure to the bearings and precision-crafted nut traps for mounting holes on the front. Additionally, I adjusted the mounting hole spacing to 24mm...

This unit serves as a base for use with the AC Infinity AI-120SCX and 120mm Anti-Vibration Rubber Fan Gaskets. ...Current engineering developments continue forward.

the bolts sit just as deep as the factory plate but it is about twice as thick. the design is to protect the drone when landing on any rough surface. it is a sacrificial part so it will need to be replaced eventually. ...you can use any filament to make...

I'm just creating a foundation for a Clone-trooper helmet and an area to attach a plate, specifically for my friend's kid. The design is 150mm wide; I've reduced the size of the helmet to accommodate the child's needs, so feel free to scale it as...

... posted his model and I printed it as soon as I saw it.  I loved the end result!I wanted to connect his to my watch/hone charger stand and making this plate was the easiest way. ... Once printed I glued the pieces to gether and it works great!

The design incorporates snap-fit feet that securely hold the screw in position. ...These feet also serve as convenient handles, allowing for easy manual turning of the screw even when it's not seated in its base.

Customizable Miniature Base System. Choose Basic Dimensions and Number of Sides. ... Key Features Include: Add Indentation for Terrain Insertion Center Slot Option Available Print Multiple Copies at Once Tweak Indentation and Center Slot Parameters

Probe droid base that works well with MrLPrints's DRK-1 Probe Droid split for FDM (thing:3512943) and Losik's escape pod (thing:1586737). ... I recomend printing the probe droids at 50% scale.

Instructions Using the following options: roadway_x = 0, roadway_y = 0, roadway_length = 0, road_surface_type = standard vertical_axle_holes = yes, wing_stud_notches = yes, wing_base_length = 4 curve_end_height = 1, stud_rescale = 2, block_brand =...

I was in dire need of a few more wall mounting plates for my old Dropcams, and they have to be anchored firmly to the wall using a pair of sturdy 3M stickymounts. To bring this concept to life, I relied on Slic3r PE. With an infill density set to...

The center hole(s) in each base is countersunk to accommodate a 1/4-20 screw inserted from below, allowing for easy attachment to commercially available post holders. ...Both versions have been successfully printed using PLA material, but it's possible...

For my online electronics lessons, I have created a support base for my practical electronic circuits that allows me to maintain order during teaching activities. The base, which was laser-cut, is sized to A4 paper and has holes with a diameter of 3...

<p>For a school project, we had to make a led cube. ...I wanted to be able to replace the red LED cube with a blue one when I got my grade. So I made this base with room for a connector so I can easily replace it without having to solder.

For a school project, we had to make a led cube. ...I wanted to be able to replace the red LED cube with a blue one when I got my grade. So I made this base with room for a connector so I can easily replace it without having to solder.

This is a straightforward base for an Arduino Uno or any Uno clone like the WeMos D1. It prevents accidental shorts on the underside and safeguards the pcb track from damage. ... The Uno board slides snugly into place and can be easily removed when...

This Fixture is the rudimentary Plate from my https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5815326 (to hang a Deuter Drinking Bladder off something like a. headrest with a 22mm strap This is designed to be screwed throgh something with two M5 Bolts into...

On my Makerbot Extended it perfectly fits onto the build plate with (sliced with Slic3r): X-Offset: 34,23mm Y-Offset: -85,12mm Z-Offset: 129,0mm X-Size: 180,78mm Y-Size: 180,78mm Z-Size: 10,50mm X-Rotation: 0° Y-Rotation: 185,00° Z-Rotation: 135,00°...

I designed this base to give my friend some much needed stability. You can modify the design at: https://tinkercad.com/things/0m4CUWbw6jF Update Added material to the solder roll holder 160mm x 120mm Instructions I made using tinkercad because I...

Wanted a cheap large base for my Daughter to play with. I estimate this cost about $3 in electricity and material so not too bad and bigger than most store bought options. Fits pretty snug with PLA. I tried PETG and it was a hair loose and PLA stuck...

put a base on it and printed at 350% its size and it came out nice minus i again didnt add enough support under his tail and have to print a new end for his tail, so i suggest adding more supports under his tail if you print with S3d and generate...

If yours is tapered, you should print the tapered version (v2) which has an opening that goes from 54.5mm at the bottom to 57mm at the top, It also has a slightly larger base diameter (2mm larger) in order to allow for more infill around the screw...

If yours is tapered, you should print the tapered version (v2) which has an opening that goes from 54.5mm at the bottom to 57mm at the top, It also has a slightly larger base diameter (2mm larger) in order to allow for more infill around the screw...

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=615256 Using the following settings: Wing Type: Full Curve Stud Rows: 5 Slope Stud Rows: 1 Slope End Height: 0 Roadway Y Position: 0 Roadway X Position: 0 Block Brand: LEGO Block Type: Baseplate...

So I put a base on it and printed at 350% its size, which came out nice except I forgot to add enough support under his tail and now I have to reprint the end of his tail. Next time, I'll definitely add more supports under his tail if you're printing...

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=615256 Instructions Using the following options: block_height_ratio = 1 dual_sided = no wing_stud_notches = yes block_brand = lego slope_stud_rows = 1 wing_type = full block_type = baseplate...