bunny doorstop 3d models

The archive contains Bunny Doorstop-related files from 2011, including FBX format data and textures.

This adorable bunny rabbit is desperate for that crunchy carrot, but unfortunately, it's wedged firmly under the door! Fortunately, printing this doorstop is a breeze as long as you add some supports underneath its sturdy arms. ... Thanks to Reddit user...

These parts are based on the [Bunny Rabbit Pulling Carrot Doorstop](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3475755) model by [CaptObvious](https://www.thingiverse.com/CaptObvious). This is printed in Flexfill 98a. With 0.2mm layers and a 0.6mm nozzle, it...

Doorstop

Symmetrical doorstop

Symmetrical doorstop

3D Printing Doorstop Design https://github.com/Leask/Doorstop

Doorstop triangular shape The door is intercepted in all positions as the doorstop lies.

This is a simple doorstop designed to resemble any traditional doorstop.

Doorstop. ... Door thickness and fixed part: 40[mm] Doorstop thickness: 3[mm]

A sleek and efficient solution for a humble doorstop.

simple doorstop. ...works pretty well, prints in all plastic.

This is a doorstop I made. ...It works well with both carpets and hardwoods/laminet.

I'm planning on making a replica of my doorstop, and I've been eyeing it carefully so far.

Just a ridiculously straightforward doorstop, taking me all of 30 seconds to craft, so I wouldn't get too excited about its features.

It's so much more convenient to just print out a simple doorstop right here instead of going out and buying one.

This versatile doorstop features a pointed design, allowing it to be used under various types of doors for effective holding in place.

Today I'm excited to share with you a basic doorstop that I designed using Solidworks. The STL file is compact, so be sure to scale it up in Simplify3D or your preferred slicing program. I created this doorstop with a length of approximately 2.8...

Its a Doorstop...Printed with TPU it will protect the wall and door from one another.No supports required, any infil your heart desires.Screws 50mm long will work best, the doorstop can be resized in your slicer of choice for use with larger or...

Simple, functional doorstop that's a blast to use, especially when stopping doors on carpeted floors. This model prints itself upside-down, with its textured, floor-friendly surface facing upwards. (Note: I've also included the doorstop version I...

Its a doorstop designed in Fusion360. Best print with 50%+ infill and a triangle support pattern. ...You can leave the supports in if you want; i used felt gliders to make it not scratch my floor.

Its a doorstop designed in Fusion360. Best print with 50%+ infill and a triangle support pattern. ...You can leave the supports in if you want; i used felt gliders to make it not scratch my floor.</p>

I built this simple doorstop myself after moving into my apartment, and it's amazing to see how much value I get from using my 3D printer every day.

The doorstop performs best when printed with materials that don't break easily. ABS and HIPS are excellent options because they are significantly less prone to brittleness than PLA.To prevent it from slipping, position the ribbed side towards the...

... can be customized with your name or a fun message, making it a great gift for the homeowner who has everything. With its sturdy design and adjustable weight, this 3D printable doorstop will keep your doors secure without taking up too much space.

I use this doorstop to keep the cats from getting trapped inside or outside, and it works like a charm. This ingenious device easily glides across the top of the door, preventing any accidents. To prevent damage to the door frame, I cleverly attached...

The doorstop is engineered with a unique tread pattern on its base that securely grips onto carpeted floors. ...Its performance has yet to be thoroughly tested on hardwood or tile surfaces, and it's likely to lose traction in these environments.

I was looking for a compact doorstop that could be easily installed on a wall, with a movable end that clicks securely into place on its base. ...The print settings I specified were: resolution at 0.2mm, infill at 50%, and no support material required.

To keep your door open smoothly, simply position the doorstop strategically. Adjust the height of the wedge based on how far above the floor your door rests, a minimal increase suffices most of the time. ...Measured in millimeters, adjust to match the...

I crafted a sturdy 4" x 1 1/2" doorstop using my printer, taking care to add foam tape on the bottom so it wouldn't slip on smooth floors. ... Next, I printed mine with maximum infill at 100%, which resulted in an incredibly stiff product - you may...