ceiling fan pull chain grommet 3d models

The clip is a critical component at the end of ceiling fan chains. ...It serves as a secure fastener, ensuring the pull handle stays firmly attached to the chain and does not come loose.

Pulling the Chain on Your Ceiling Fan Switch This sleek knob is designed to hold a 3mm bead chain with connector snugly in place. The creator of this design admired the unique look of factory chain-through knobs, but hated that fan and light controls...

My pull chain connector piece (it's a bent metal thing) kept on opening on its own after some pulls, no matter how hard I closed it shut. In all honesty that design is just bad. This is my fix. Works a treat, and can be undone whenever you need to...

I attached a helmet and opening to make it easy for you to hang a pull chain decoration. Simply install a ring at the end of the chain so the astronaut stays safely on. ...I personally used this to add a unique touch to my kid's bedroom.

... ...So, I added 50% and 70% scale versions of the round light and fan chain pulls. These are designed for use with standard 3.2mm beaded pull chains. The hole is big enough for the chain but not the coupler attached to the end. ...No support is needed.

I needed a pull for the ceiling fan in my lab. Being a big radio nerd, that's of course the first thing I thought of. So I made a tiny little HT. The entire center of the pull is hollow, to drop the chain all the way through. At the base, it's...

If you struggle to recall which pullchain operates the ceiling fan and which powers the light, install these finials - the dangling components at the end of the chain, and yank precisely. I coincidentally possessed two distinctly sized pullchains,...

I crafted a Batman ceiling fan chain pull knob for my eldest daughter, which sparked an avalanche of requests from the rest of my kids. Next thing I knew, their friends were clamoring for their own custom fan chain knobs. The neighborhood kids even...

I'm using the ends of the chains as a stopper to prevent prints from sliding off, eliminating the need for extra cord ends. I've rebuilt the light bulb since my software (SketchUp) wouldn't let me edit the original file. The fan design remains...

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These are some ceiling fan chain pulls to help differentiate between the fan and light. I recommend using a brim to help hold the print down during printing. Category: Decor

A small replacement handle for a ceiling fan pull chain.

A small replacement handle for a ceiling fan pull chain.

These decorative ceiling fan chain pulls serve as a stylish way to distinguish the fan from the light fixture. ... When choosing a design, consider adding a brim to your print settings to ensure the printed object stays securely in place during the...

A frustrated DIYer chucked out all of my ceiling fan pendant designs and got creative instead! They custom-crafted these alternatives to suit my PowerSpec 3D printer, which has a notorious problem with overhangs. These redesigned chain pulls bear an...

A small replacement handle for a ceiling fan pull chain. Category: Replacement Parts

... more! This fits into standard wall plates with standard screws that would hold on a face plate. Note: There is space for an optional spring to insert in the case your chain is too heavy and does not release the push when you let go of the chain.

... more! This fits into standard wall plates with standard screws that would hold on a face plate. Note: There is space for an optional spring to insert in the case your chain is too heavy and does not release the push when you let go of the chain.

This fits into standard wall plates with standard screws that would hold on a face plate. Note: There is space for an optional spring to insert in the case your chain is too heavy and does not release the push when you let go of the chain. Category:...

The two chains on ceiling fans often cause confusion regarding their respective functions, particularly between the one controlling fan speed and the other governing the light. ...To resolve this, consider using a light bulb featuring a hole at its base...

Made a sturdier version that locks with tension when pulled down to prevent slippage on hard pulls.

I could never remember which string was the fan and which was the light. ...So I whipped these up.The model was made in OpenSCAD with the BOSL2 library.

The ceiling fan comes equipped with two pull chains, but users often forget which one controls the light and which governs the fan speed. ...To resolve this issue, simply affix a chain in the corresponding hole and connect it to the fan speed chain.

Replace your light switch's fob with this new one for easy identification of fan and light chains. Made from glow-in-the-dark material, it's easier to locate in the dark. A newer version has been released, featuring shorter and wider blades for a...

Quickly replace your fob with this new one and never worry about pulling the wrong chain again on your light switch. Designed without supports for easy printing, the light features a flat bottom to simplify the process further. For the fan, check out...

My wife constantly complained about never remembering which chain to use to turn on the ceiling fan lights. To solve this issue, I decided to create something that would make it easier for her to remember. After researching different options, I found...

A quick pull on the ceiling fan/light chain and SNAP went the little plastic coupler they come with. So a quick design, easy to print, and I'm back in business. The pull chains I have on these Hunter brand assemblies use ~3mm balls. Maybe it will...

A swift tug on the ceiling fan/light chain and SNAP went the tiny plastic connector they provide. So a simple design, effortless to print, and I'm back in operation. The pull chains I have on these Hunter brand assemblies utilize ~3mm balls. Perhaps...

My ceiling fan chains used to snap off when pulled straight down, but I found a solution that saves them from breaking. Now, you pull the chains sideways instead, preventing them from getting stuck and snapping off. Many guests have done this in my...

I designed these labels specifically to attach to my Ceiling Fan, ensuring I can easily identify which chain controls the Light and which operates the Fan. This solution is tailored for chains approximately 3.5 mm in diameter, a common size it seems....