chopstick trainers 3d models

... get every month model to your collection. ...JOIN NOW!!! We love asian food we learn use chopstick, but when is time to take them with food on picnic or to work. We don't have where hide our chopsticks. ...We design this cover to keep our chopstick.

... upright when not in use. ...It keeps the ends of the chopsticks elevated, preventing them from coming into contact with the surface below. This helps maintain cleanliness by stopping used chopsticks from falling onto or rolling across tables.

I made one because: -Wanted a pegboard but too cheapskate to buy one -Have too many disposable chopsticks -Have too many reusable takeaway containers -Have too many things cluttering my workstation The chopstick holder is meant for chopsticks with...

... designed for our family of three but adaptable for other group sizes. Assembling and installing the organizer is straightforward; simply print the design, drill or glue it onto your wall, and enjoy the benefits of an organized chopstick collection!

... origami crane, with its elegant and graceful lines and delicate folds. The chopstick holder is perfectly sized to hold a set of chopsticks, and can be used as a decorative element on a dining table or as a practical accessory for a sushi party.

Designed for four pairs of chopsticks. I wanted to learn to use the displacement modifier in Blender, so I created a structural pattern of the classic Japanese wave pattern surrounding the holder. ...The pattern isn't perfect, but the final look is...

This versatile flyswatter boasts a specially designed head that perfectly accommodates chopsticks measuring exactly 5 millimeters in diameter at its tip.

A roughly 4 hour print for just the 2 display along with the bottom.Made for some pretty think choptsticks I have, Should fit any other sized chopsticks.

This is a chopstick helper made using a Thinghiverse logo. ... I provide both orientation version short video :https://www.instagram.com/p/BrQUrn3hjDB/ YouTubehttps://youtu.be/UVHyfEMWYmY

Never compromise with style! ...Here is an original chopstick holder in the shape of a butterfly on a branch. ...about 5 x 5 cm, and 1 cm height.

Display your lightsaber chopsticks with a confident smile. Craft them with pride, using bold letters facing upwards for maximum impact. Update: September 4, 2018. Revised to version two. Boasting a sturdy thicker base that ensures they stand upright...

A custom-made carrying case designed to accommodate my trusty chopsticks, crafted from three precision-cut components that ensure a snug fit within the limited confines of my printer's 120mm cubic space. ...My chopsticks, measuring 240mm in length, were...

... still sophisticated! Quick and easy to print. Recommended settings for FDM/FFF 3D printers: Layer height: 0.1 - 0.3 mm (thinner layers, finer details but slower printing time) Infill: 40 - 60% Speed: 60 mm/s More designs: Elephant Chopstick Stand

... as an object to lay your chopsticks on so they don’t roll on the table. ...The fish prints first separately and is then inserted into the chopstick rest while printing. ...Choosing the correct slicer settings is important to make the model hollow.

The movement mimics how you would hold an actual chopstick. You can watch it in action here: https://youtu.be/O2xbr1YKv0I Things needed: - RDS3115MG Servo Motor - myCobot-Pi Print it in the orientation as shown in the images. Support...

Inserting Chopstick Holder eliminates the need to find and place chopstick holders.It uses very few materials, is small in size, easy to carry, and is hygienic as there are no parts that come in contact with food. Use flexible materials.

... as a letter or note holder. Has been 3D printed. https://www.instagram.com/p/CXTJWeFBZ0k/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link 3D print dimensions: Wave chopstick holder W, 36.4 mm D, 18.0 mm H, 36.0 mm Please correct me if there is a mistake, Thank you!

The fusion of chopsticks and forks was my innovative idea, as I enjoy using chopsticks but struggle with their precision at times. My 'chork' design combines both utensils, offering numerous benefits. ...Local stores are eager to start a chork business,...

... is crucial. I envision a sturdy and stylish design that complements the dining experience while keeping chopsticks securely in place. ...The ideal holder should be easy to clean and maintain, adding to its overall functionality and appeal.

Depending on how the chopsticks break, you might need to shave down the wood a bit to make it fit properly Printing notes:The “Basic” Chopstick Cheater in the photo was printed without supports at 0.2mm layer heightI increased the number of...

The idea comes from ruled surface, which can be seen as sweeping a line in a 3D space and each chopstick can rest following these lines on the surface and therefore spread out for better ventilation. This is a hyperboloid vase printed in vase mode...

I initially wanted to create a few unique chopstick rests to elevate mealtime experiences and make thoughtful gifts for friends. However, I ended up designing over 40 different chopstick rests in various shapes and sizes. Some designs can be printed...

This handy hashioki is a breeze to use - simply lay it flat and place your chopsticks right on top of it, working smoothly on any of its four sturdy horizontal surfaces.

<p>Simple print to dry ziplock and other bags. ...You provide the Chopsticks. Two versions.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Simple print. ....2 layer height, <em>poof</em> done!</p>

The compact chopstick holder holds pens and pencils snugly, evoking memories of a traditional bamboo version that once sat on my desk as a child. ...A smooth glide allows the upper section to slide effortlessly into its base.

Community Champion Chopstick V1.2 courtesy of Rixtronix! ...A tutorial on crafting this beauty is coming soon to my YouTube channel - stay tuned for expert guidance and thanks in advance for your support!

This playful little gadget serves not only as a versatile chopstick holder but also as a delightful tool for stacking fun. ...Created with ingenuity by my talented son, Julian.

This is made to fit chopsticks (0.28"). Stable base so it won't knock over if you paint using it. This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/beqDnZ2iYTT

This chopstick holder and stand prints nicely and quickly (5min) in vase mode. ... It is based on OpenSCAD's linear_extrude scale example from https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/OpenSCAD_User_Manual/2D_to_3D_Extrusion#Scale

Add-on hinge for chopsticks to offer a little extra support. ... Print Settings Printer: CTC Dual Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 100% Notes: Made with PLA, and the outcome was very satisfactory.