cloak with clasp 3d models

Add an arrow to see which side easily to enter the clasp

Remixed From: Masterball, with Magnetic Clasp (Fixed Lid) by Random11 Pokeball, with Magnetic Clasp by CarryTheWhat This Work is Licensed Under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. ... Fixed 'M' Masterball, with Magnetic...

The upper Z-rod clasp should be replaced with this part for attaching a mechanical endstop, allowing for homing in the upward direction. Ensure to tap the limit switch mounting holes, sized for an M3 thread. Print without support at 0.25mm layer...

A tip for assembling this dusk ball with magnetic clasp: print your bottom piece at a higher infill percentage (around 40-50%) and then print all other parts at an infill level of 5-10%. ...This will make the item more bottom-heavy and less prone to...

Seperate the upper and lower parts of the clasp, removing the support filament inbetween the two. 3. Pry the holder open and remove the doughnut shaped support from inside. This will require a fair amount of prying and force but should come away...

Remixed from Pokeball, with magnetic clasp by CarryTheWhat This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. ... Team Aqua Pokeball, with magnetic clasp by CarryTheWhat is licensed under the Creative...

Remixed From Pokeball, with magnetic clasp by CarryTheWhat This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. ... Team Magma Pokeball, with magnetic clasp by CarryTheWhat is licensed under the Creative...

The only change I made from the original idea of printing a Pokeball with a magnetic clasp was swapping out the lid. I printed the new lid and two other important parts, M and BumpTopLeft/Right (left/right based on how the button looks when you hold...

This version of dusk ball with magnetic clasp draws inspiration from the sprite in the 5th gen DS games. To access similar designs for the 6th gen, visit http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1081574\nGet started by printing out all the parts. Print two...

This version of the luxury ball with magnetic clasp lets you assemble the lid and bottom shells section by section, with each color separated out into distinct parts. A large number of parts are involved, so I have decided to break this down into a...

Working with rare earth magnets can be tricky - consider using gloves when combining them with super glue. To build your Poke Ball: 1) Insert the hinge pin into the black ring pieces so that the third pin is angled at 90 degrees. 2) Glue one of...

In addition to your printed parts, you'll need the following supplies: Super glue Two rare earth magnets, 1/4" by 1/16" Consider wearing gloves when you're working with super glue and strong magnets. They can cause irritation if they come into...

Assemble in the following steps: Insert the hinge pin into the black ring pieces with the third pin facing upwards at a right angle. Glue one magnet securely into its hole before it's dry, and wait until set. Locate correct orientation for second...

I wanted to create a custom Pokéball with magnetic casing, but I also needed to be able to press the button and trigger a release mechanism. To achieve this, I modified the design. You will need a spring (such as one from a pen or battery pack) and...

Then attach the button with the magnet, squeezing the black ring snugly against the button. Apply super glue around the black ring and bottom of the button. Hold the bottom of the ball firmly against the super glue you just applied. Let it dry...

Here's A Fresh Design for Masterball, with a Sleek One-Piece Lid! Swap Out the Separate M Part - Just Paint an M on Top Instead! Get Your Hands on This Awesome Print Model Via: http://etsy.me/1IPiyXr ...

... in my own style. And while I was thinking about my own jewelry composition, I imagined that a snake is attacking a bat. Jewelry lives centuries, this earrings may be a story teller fore some humans from the next centuries. For #ANYCUBIC3D with love.

Secures the lavish cloak of Bannerlord around one's shoulders

EamannG crafts a versatile cloak that easily adapts to accommodate other individuals.

A wearable safeguard, handcrafted from intricately designed metallic mesh, crafted with precision and patience using 3D modeling software called 3DTin.

I Use this Tool to Repair Other Stuff. ...The Closer It Is the More Reliable It Becomes.

The base of this statue is positioned with a cloak draped across its back, resting its weight against a sturdy trunk of a majestic tree while grasping firmly onto a worn-out helmet.

... so please let me know of any problems/comments. *Part of the clasp is under the main medallion. Be sure to add support material/raft. Made is Google Sketchup. Instructions Made Using Sketchup, curves were drawn with a Wacom digital drawing tablet.

I've included versions with 13 to 34 links, plus the clasp. The 13, 14, & 15 link versions will fit wrists from 6-9 inch circumference (15-23 cm). The 34 link necklace has an open length of 23 inches (58 cm). The clasps can be used to connect...

Cuban Link Safety latch with measurements and dimensions Link weight 18k yellow gold 7.84 gr 14k Yellow Gold 6.65 gr 18k white gold 7.045 gr 14k gold white 7.035 gr 18k red gold 7.238 gr 14k Red Gold 6.279 gr Platinum 10.49 Silver 4.98 Gold clasp 14...

Elf mini by Toawi that I added a cloak with some feathers onto for my dnd character. (reupload because the thumbnail was broken on the previous link) EDIT: I added a 'repaired' version that doesn't have the bowstring or arrow on it. This is...

Suggested support material settings: 4mm spacing 45° pattern angle 0.2mm detachable bridge flow ratio = 1 bridge speed = 20mm/s use a support enforcer block under the shorter piece (not including the clasp or hinges) Note 1 : As an experiment in...

The two prints provided illustrate how the two options are printed. Suggested support material settings: 4mm spacing 45° pattern angle 0.2mm detachable bridge flow ratio = 1 bridge speed = 20mm/s use a support enforcer block under the shorter piece...

Laser settings vary depending on your machine, but I used 40% power and 400 mm/s for engraving and 40% and 5 mm/s for cutting (single pass) with my 40W CO2 laser. Programs such as Gimp, Inkscape, and K40 Whisperer made the process smooth. So, each...

What will you receive?- Highly detailed STL files- Editable Lychee files- Supported version of the STL files The content was prepared to be compatible with 28mm and 32mm scale tabletop wargames. All our objects were tested and printed before upload...