crayon holders 3d models

Made a Crayon holder for a friend.

This is a small crayon holder, it holds the small crayons in place so they do not break so easily. Screw the top in all the way then insert the crayon in, it fits easier this way. ...Print it as the image shows for best results.

I'm envisioning a unique crayon holder design, where a rubber band secures the holder in place. The back of the unit features a slot that accommodates this elastic band, keeping everything stable and organized. ...A built-in sharpener is cleverly...

Crayon Holder for Little Artists A clever way to organize your child's crayons, keeping them within easy reach and out of chaos. As a parent myself, I created this holder to keep my daughter's crayons tidy and accessible whenever she's in the midst...

This is my very first try at making a holder for crayons, and I designed it so each crayon stays put and won't roll around. It's also perfect as an insert for a slightly larger box - eight standard Crayola crayons fit snugly in each piece, so to...

That's why I created this design for two main reasons: first, it supports the crayon in the way my kid likes to color; second, it holds broken crayons so they don't go to waste. Another advantage is that it's perfect for small hands since its size...

I made this thing to hold crayons

This is a compact crayon rack that holds five rows of five colorful crayons each.

A compact crayon stand featuring a substantial 35 millimeter depth accommodates chunky 12 millimeter crayons with ease.

This was inspired by the iconic Crayola Crayon Tower and expertly crafted in Tinkercad's intuitive online platform. Edit it now at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/d3rTPZPXhjL. ... If you bring this design to life, I'd be thrilled to see photos of your...

My latest is the "Semi & Crayon Holder," a truck that rolls and plays like a regular toy, while also providing storage for 24 crayons on its trailer. No supports are needed during printing; simply produce these parts: one Semi, one Trailer, eight...

A crayon holder with enough spacing for a toddler to put crayons away. Our toddler was having trouble fitting the crayons into the original box, and we were trying to teach them to put their toys away. This holder has enough spacing that they can fit...

... is limited to little kids. ...I mean, come on, who says you can't be artistic as an adult? To solve this problem, I created a custom crayon holder, but it's still in the works and needs some serious tweaking. ...Can someone please lend me a hand?

Holder and lid for 48 crayons (crayons pictured are crayolas) This model is inspired by this [very sleek design](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:316755), but I redeigned it from scratch in Fusion 360. I wanted a base and a lid with a place for some...

I remixed this for my blind and visually impaired students. I put the print and the braille for each color so parents, aides, or teachers don't have to know braille in order to put the correct color in. If you go to the plumbing section of Lowe's...

Single Ergonomic Holder for Logitech Crayon

I needed a holder of some sort because I kept breaking crayons at work, so here it is and my first real design. This design is for the rounded Nixon Marking Crayons. ...No more crayons sliding up into the holder.

Simple stands hold crayons with a Ø13mm diameter. ...Your little one can practice placing the crayons into their respective slots. My two-year-old thoroughly enjoyed pulling the crayons out and then carefully replacing them in their original holders.

Simple holder for log crayons on my portable sawmill. Holes on the back for gluing in some rare earth magnets. Wouldd also be great for mounting a couple carpenters pencils, sharpies, etc. ...on any large shop tools, the fridge, any metal surface.

... installation of a shavings-catching drawer, while the sharpener hole can be slightly enlarged for easy use. With minor warping during printing on low resolution settings, the holder functions well; users are encouraged to share their improvements.

This innovative device offers a firmer grasp for typical crayons designed specifically with kids who have special needs in mind.

... ...This Adorable Little Friend Can Hold Up to 12 Vibrant Crayons, Each One a Whopping 11.5mm in Diameter. Simply Print It Out Flat on the Print Bed and You're Good to Go - No Support Material Needed! ...Perfect for the Kids, and Fun for Everyone!

This is my design for large crayons that are used for marking tires in the automotive and diesel truck industry. ...Was tired of braking the crayons all the time, so I decided to come up with something that would support it while also keeping in place.

As a certified Occupational Therapist, I designed this innovative tool specifically for individuals struggling with fine motor skills in their hands and fingers. By utilizing my expertise in rehabilitation, I created a system that empowers users to...

They can be screwed into the side of the print with short self-tapping screws if you want them.This is a variant of my pencil holder design.Print SettingsPrinter: VariousRafts: NoSupports: NoResolution: 0.2mmInfill: 20%Filament: CC3D Shiny Silk...

This shower crayon holder is specifically made to fit perfectly on a Simplehuman shower caddy, providing an easy and convenient way to keep your shower crayons organized.

A handheld device, dubbed a friction fit crayon holder, is designed for secure attachment to the arm via a sturdy linkage system. Watch closely as the attachment mechanism clicks into place in this video:...

***Reinforced Grippers on V2 model of Crayon Holder*** Crayon holder designed to hold standard 1/4" lithographic crayons for printmaking, but would for other 1/4" leads. I recommend using a high strength PLA like PLA Professional by Overture. This...

a simple box to hold pen and crayon, made it for my kids whom always made a mess with their table. ... the box can be stand on the flat side horizontally or attach to the wall with double side acrylic tape.

Please see pictures via these links: [Link 1] [Link 2] To use the crayon model, first download its two parts (*.SLDPRT) for customization in SolidWorks 2009 or later. Avoid renaming the files. Next, open the *.SLDASM file in SolidWorks, keeping both...