clip on buckle 3d models

Once I figured out how to make an easy to print hook that would clip firmly onto the cart's trays, I realized that I could make a hook that would be cross compatible with the [Skadis Universal Hook Set](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2853257). ...

easy to use - should clip on and off the bill smoothly. I find myself using the Braille character as the means of first contact because its thicker than the rest. That could be good, the fact that the identifier is being used to identify itself. It...

After printing, attach with a screw and install the speaker. Speaker Used [1890]:...

Show your disdain for airborne illnesses by wearing this easy-to-make, practically free face shield that clips onto a baseball-style cap. The shield part is cut from a 2-liter soda bottle - I used a root beer bottle! Cut the plastic to 270mm x 150mm...

Key Enhancements: - Lightning-fast printing capabilities - Feather-light construction for ultimate comfort - Versatile clips that seamlessly attach to an array of glasses Perfectly paired with cutting-edge white LED technology, this illuminator is...

This hanger clips onto the corner of a Lenovo L1900pA, LCD monitor to provide support for a Logitech G230 gaming headset. Note that I designed this for those two very specific pieces of hardware, but I think its modular design would allow easy...

Snap-on drawer pull

I use magnetic jars to hold on to bits and pieces but I wanted a more secure / stable way to hang organizers off the side of my carts.Once I figured out how to make an easy to print hook that would clip firmly onto the cart's trays, I realized that I...

Place your phone securely on a nearby shelf to keep it within reach while it charges.

In our bathtub, there is a towel rack on the far wall that is composed of a 20mm x 20mm square chrome bar. ...I decided I wanted a soap dish on that, so, I made one =)

Display of sleek spaceship designs on gleaming ceramic tiles is now showcased with two levels of futuristic flair.

... depending on your printer's tolerances. raising it 6mm above your work surface. Not picky about settings, shouldn't be a challenge for most printers as there's nothing real fancy going on. ...Tested in PLA.Variations can be made on request.

If you missed wearing green on St. Patrick's Day, here are the instructions for you. ...Just print out each part and glue them together.

Handlebars on racing motorcycles are designed for optimal control and maneuverability during high-speed races. These specially crafted parts provide riders with the ability to easily navigate tight corners and maintain stability at high speeds. ...The...

I decided I wanted a soap dish on that, so, I made one =) Print instructionsI printed mine in 0.2mm layer height PLA. Probably would be nicer with an adaptive layer height, but I was impatient. For best results, print on its side. You'll need to use...

I required a headset holder that would securely attach to the edge of my compact desktop workstation. ...Unable to locate a suitable product on the market, I took it upon myself to design and build one from scratch.

This tool securely holds Dry Erase Markers on a standard dry erase board. ...Adjust the clamp size with OpenSCAD's pre-set expressions for versatility; accommodating various pen types, surfaces, and features.

I got away with it and repaired with a 3d pen...but ive added two ribs and a connection between the legs on the V2 STL to stiffen it up a bit and fix the problem! Could be used for anything really! ... I printed it from PLA on an ender 5plus, no...

Also, there's a really nice "gooseneck" representation in this model with 'helicoidal grooves' on the inside and outside of the tube. The bend location and radius can easily be changed by altering a couple of dimensions.Hope you like it. ...Please stay...

Also, there's a really nice "gooseneck" representation in this model with 'helicoidal grooves' on the inside and outside of the tube. The bend location and radius can easily be changed by altering a couple of dimensions.Hope you like it. ...Please stay...

... endstop design differs from its predecessor as the holder is positioned in a distinct plane. ...It's been implemented for my Z endstop on an OB1.4 setup, functioning effectively with the standard Z endstop part that attaches to the X axis smooth rod.

This desk lamp clamp, custom-made for daylight lamps, fits perfectly on my kitchen table. Available at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7237. Printed in PLA with a 7.0cm thick tabletop and a 12.5mm diameter hole, adjust it according to your lamp and...

This design is based on the model available at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:20895. I modified it to suit my 60mm-wide cube wall. ...To use it, simply print and attach it to your cube wall, then hang whatever you desire.

I fabricated a cradle for a single-use razor because our bathtub tray was allowing them to drop straight through its floor. ...With this new holder, we can now secure them firmly on the side. ...3D printing has won out once again.

a platform, you wanna live on a platform?! No? I didn't think so, this gorgeous set of 90 models allows you to build almost any interior. We have walls with heaters, stoves, goods and even windows! Just add these to any style floor to create the...

... the bottom and another without. I created this design using Fusion 360. To print it out, lay the model flat on the bed and add supports to the hooks. ...For best results, use a higher temperature than usual to ensure the hooks stick together well.

Riding through rough gravel roads requires ease of maintenance and durability, so it's easy to see why this design was inspired by the fierce look of the ilabosozuko club logo, as featured on their website at http://ilabosozoko.com. The sleek...

... hyphens). Note that Slic3r made 2.5mm-thick models more springy by omitting top/bottom layers; 3mm models had solid layers. Be aware that the diameter needs to be slightly larger than measured. Adjust the X scale on line 10 for oval taps (try 1.2).

... 1". I successfully printed this design using S3D on a CR-10S with the following settings: 30% infill, four shells, an initial layer temperature of 215C, a print temperature of 200C, and a heated bed temperature of 60C set to Magigoo covered glass.

So, I spent a day and made about 6 iterations of this to find one I can snap on and operate the screw head without slipping on the surface (or slipping off into the cavity) and this is the result. ... I'm sorry I don't know the brand or make of...