bose qu 3d models

These are my x and y axis endstops for Tony_921's gantry replacement, making it clear in the pictures how both perfectly zero my printer. You'll see in the photos that the y endstop requires two holes drilled into the front of the printer for short...

Model created in Zbrush. It is watertight and ready to print/mill. Although there are some minor cuts, it is made with molding and molding in mind. 3d model used for statue casting, cnc sculpture, 3d printing... ... The model is built on zbrush...

It's the iconic one, my first lightsaber model ever shared on Sketchfab. Over time I've picked up a lot of skills. When someone recently asked for wear and tear textures to go with those older models, I couldn't resist giving them a complete...

<p>Just slice it and it's ready. As it's a quick print, use 40% infill to add some more strength to it. ...The case only acts to prevent the edges of the headphones from getting scratched on surfaces.</p><p>Most likely you will need some glue to ensure...

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Very handy to prevent losing the TV remote control anymore.

Friend requested this, crafted it according to his exact reference images.

I snapped my QC35's power switch, so I made up my mind to craft a brand-new one, and this component slipped into the QC35 headphones like a glove.

I repair my headphone wire by creating a new case for the whole connector after it started coming apart from the jack plug itself due to a cut in the sheath. I design the pieces to print and stick them together around the original jack, effectively...

Need an upgrade for your QC30 to stand out from the crowd on that plane? Just go ahead and print it yourself! :)\r\n\r\nImportant notes: The rings might fit a bit differently depending on how precise your printer is. To keep them secure and prevent...

<p>The printed part will slide onto the sides of the headphone, and pushed all the way it will snap in place with a gentle satisfying click.</p> <p>I use it to mount a high quality microphone on the headphone with a rotating arm.</p> <h3>Print...

<p>I wanted a basic wall mount for my new speakers. Very easy to print and install.</p><p>Got the bracket hooks to line up real snug to the speaker. ...No slop</p><p>install using 2 x screw in wall anchors or screws directly into wall.</p><p>Feedback...

I had to make my subwoofer disappear to please my wife... ...I printed a shelf!

Reprograms the existing controls to work with the subwoofer.

Users harness powerful 3D modeling capabilities within Rhino 3D software, streamlining their workflow and enhancing productivity. ... Artists elevate their renderings to unprecedented heights utilizing the sophisticated features of KeyShot rendering...

This is a wall support made from PLA plastic. It was created using a SolidWorks design based on a model of the speaker I obtained from GrabCAD. Next, I added some personal touches by painting the logo with a toothpick and attaching foam to the upper...

Replacement legs for my Vizio E50-E3. I do not have original part, so I made it using caliper and photos from internet. vizio_e50_left_leg.stl and vizio_e50_right_leg.stl - full size models vizio_e50_left_leg1.stl +vizio_e50_left_leg2.stl =...

This is a custom designed wireless headphone clip created as a replacement for the original, which failed to meet expectations twice due to breakage issues. ...To guarantee maximum durability, the clip must be 3D printed in an orientation that allows it...

This is a modification of things from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3840352

I Made It Bigger. I Added a Cover But It Might Not Be Smart to Print the Cover. Cutting the Cover from Wood with a CNC Machine Would be Easier. The Bluetooth Module Can Remain the Same as the Original. I Designed This Using "Solid Edge" and Added...

One of these went up the vacuum years ago, copied the other one, installed you can't tell the difference!! ... I printed this in ABS (to handle the heat), painted it black, then used a gold Sharpie to finish it off.

I was on the hunt for a convenient spot to stash my phone while I enjoyed my SoundLink outdoors in the garden. ...The ideal solution had to accommodate a device measuring up to 76mm wide and 13mm thick, so it could snugly fit my phone.

I modified this design to but the screws on top so they are not visible

Stands left/right to have the soundbar stand on a desk with a little angle.

I went to Lowe's and bought some M5 screws, but they didn't fit perfectly in the wallmount screw holes. ...I ended up spending $2 on those couple of screws and drilling slightly bigger holes for a better design.

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