captive nut puzzle 3d models

Redesigned the Makerfarm i3v wooden Z nut holding piece to keep the nut firmly captive, reducing backlash caused by poor laser cut wood tolerances in the process. This modified piece serves as a drop-in replacement, requiring no additional hardware...

The revamped .stl has been rebuilt from its parent model to address mesh holes and incorporate a semi-captive nut. The design, however, remains relatively orphaned due to its creation and printing long ago, with installation only recently undertaken....

I loved this concept and design but I had a few parts that kept failing for me as I kept screwing them in and out in the plastic. ...I've added some captive nuts to those parts to make it them more re-usable

... After that, replace the two screws holding your nut lock with M3 screws and some M3 nuts. From then on, tightening them should be much simpler. Be cautious, though – a captive nut setup can easily become stripped, so monitor the torque carefully.

This is a captive nut backing plate designed to turn a standard M8 Nyloc into a captive fastener. You will need to bond the plate to whatever you are fastening it to using a suitable epoxy/glue or industrial double-sided foam tape such as a 3M VHB...

The cap covers the screw head when used as a stud knob and can be excluded for use as a captive nut knob. * Note - Using this design reduces the length of the screw by exactly 1/2". I printed the knob at .2mm layers using Proto-Pasta Carbon Fiber...

The nuts become captive by gluing the cap, ring side down, on to the thumbwheel once the nut is inserted and fully seated. These work great on my CTC A10S and fit my Anet A8 Plus just fine. They should work on many large FDM printers. I...

Uses a captive standard M3 nut for a reusable threaded mount. 5mm tall (not including foam tape). Prints very quickly and without supports so there is zero post-printing cleanup needed. Just drop in a nut, attach a square of adhesive tape, and...

A captive nut I believe they are called but to my mind it is an anchor point. This will fit the 8x8mm holes that are to be found within the Ducato or Promaster Van. The default trim screw size is 4mm. The actual dimensions of the piece is 7.75x7.75....

I designed a straightforward GoPro holder for my bicycle that securely attaches via two captive M6 washers and two M6 socket screws.

Makerfarm laser cut wood doesn't hold the Z nut in place effectively leaving backlash and will potentially lose z alignment entirely if bumped. ...This locks the nut into place and prevents both of these issues.

A versatile fusion of the iconic RoyGBiv design and functional hardware. ...The resulting creation is essentially a jointed nut and bolt that seamlessly integrates color-coded functionality.

The hexagonal pocket should fit a standard 7/16'' nut snugly without excessive force or the need for glue. The pocket is sized to 11.1mm across the flats (nut was measured at 10.91), with the printer's hole shrinkage taking up the rest of the...

I was having trouble getting my printer to resume correctly after a pause (would start about .5 mm off in the y axis) so I modified the mount so I could just drop in a nut after the print was finished. You will want to glue the nut in to hold it in...

... issues with my printer not resuming accurately from pauses, frequently starting about 0.5 mm away on the Y axis. ...To address this issue, I adjusted the mount's design to accommodate a nut that could be easily installed after each print was completed.

I uploaded a variation of Thing 73062 from http://www.thingiverse.com/ I needed a lock nut, so I made one and adjusted the hole sizes to make fitting fasteners simpler. ...The Inventor and STEP source files are provided for easy modification and...

I was inspired by Chris Ramsay's video on the Impossible Nut & Bolt puzzle, a level 10 Hanayama Puzzle, which sparked my desire to design and model this challenging puzzle. I want to emphasize that I don't own this idea, but rather aim to recreate it...

The design is still a work in progress, and any input from people who have actually used the NutCase puzzle would be extremely helpful. To assemble the puzzle, you'll need to print both bolts - yes, they're different, and printing one twice won't...

This 30mm height puzzle demands a precise angular approach to unlock, requiring synchronization of both rings.

... on Mr. ...Puzzle's popular YouTube channel. Here's a compact puzzle design, perfect for those who enjoy a challenge. For a more substantial puzzle experience, check out our larger version at Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2980849

This is a simplistic visual puzzle; when manufactured is a neat illusion to catch someone's attention. ...Great addition to any desk.

 I include 3mf files for these two prints.This puzzle has two assemblies which look very similar.  One is easy and the other hard.  Can you find them both? ... The first three photos show the hard assembly, the last photo shows the...

Add generous gaps and a larger size to avoid damaging or breaking the nut when opening it. Version 2: Create a noticeable gap between parts, preventing potential damage or breakage during disassembly. ... To compare two different designs, visit: ...

After printing go around to each tile and make sure it is fully separated from it's neighbors, the precision required is very tight in order to keep the tiles fully captive Using Slic3r or equivalent software you can also do a filament swap to get...

Smaller cubes and spheres hold the items captive within the cube. Once internal supports are removed, the items can move freely. The creation process involved using ReplicatorG for file preparation, a MakerBot Replicator2 printer, and specific...

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3419779 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=3419779

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3419779 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=3419779

Finger-tightening small captive nut knob with a 1/4 inch 20 thread.

... puzzle books. ...A quick scan reveals Hoffman's 1893 Puzzles Old and New, which catches my eye. The Nut puzzle stands out as a relatively straightforward yet engaging challenge that demands attention to detail and patience to assemble correctly.

... 1893 book, "Puzzles Old and New," which had me browsing through its pages for inspiration. One of the simpler yet still intriguing puzzles to tackle is The Nut puzzle, but it still takes some effort to put all the pieces together effectively.