croc babys play 3d models

This is the sketchy van that you see everywhere! ...But, this time it is on your croc! ... Print Settings: 1) 100% infill, for strongest outcome 2) Supports needed

Since i started wearing crocs every day i have become quite Irresistible to ladies so as a result i started running out of condoms due to this i designed a condom holder for the beautiful shoes known as crocs so i always have one on me

We received a request for these croc charms from a friend of the business. Here are Croc Charms A-Z. ...They can be printed as the whole alphabet or individually. If you would like to sell this model please reach out to us through our Facebook page or...

Keep cables organized and within reach while preventing them from being chewed by the croc clips. This simple solution is safe for mains leads and adaptors, and easy to install with printing and screwing. ...Don't let these little nippers cause any...

Made to clip onto your crocs - just glue the wing into the croc clip and they should fit in nicely. ... I did have to use supports to print the wing but it doesn't use much if you have the insert part sitting flat on the bed

This is a croc accessory that allows you to put Legos on top of your very own pair of crocs! It's a tight strong fit to lower chances of getting lost, so push hard into the shoe hole and into other Legos. ... I recommend to have the density itself...

... to withstand extreme efforts without breaking. Printed with the settings I wrote below and then mount them on the crocs, the assembly requires a bit of strength, but nothing that our hands cannot do. ...Please comment and send photos of your repair.

Made to clip onto your crocs - just glue the wing into the croc clip and they should fit in nicely. ... I did have to use supports to print the wing but it doesn't use much if you have the insert part sitting flat on the bed

print and then screw into base leaving a gap between the head of screw and Dwaynos head, make sure the screw head is just slightly larger than the hole in the crocs, push the screw through the hole and TADA Dwayne the Croc Johnson 

This is a remix of the chubby Croc found here by LegoLars - https://www.printables.com/model/788728-chubby-crocodile. You do lose a little bit of resolution at the 50% scale. But you do gain a cute little chubby Croc that sits on your Croc. No glue...

A small model of a Simosuchus, an extinct species of crocodile nicknamed the "pug-croc" because of it's short snout and small stature. ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simosuchus

I wanted to wear Xbox logo as a jibbit on my croc. I realized that no one else made one so I did it myself. ...I am really happy with this design.

This is a THICC-er version of [AstroBBQ's Croc Pow Plow](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5206105). ... I noticed the plow could break under stress so I thickened the plow by 2mm for added durability.

A few Croc Shoe Charms I created. They are called jibbitz. I print the Charms in TPU In two colors using an M600 filament change command. ...I print the stud separately and super glue them together.

A few Croc Shoe Charms I created. The call them jibbitz. I print the Charm with TPU In two colors using an M600 filament change command. ...I print the stud separately and super glue them together.

took the VT logo and the base from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2238759 one piece so no superglue is required Made this for my little sister (a current VT student) who lives in crocs

I leveraged Holgero's innovative design, combining all elements into a single cohesive unit that eliminates the need for assembly. ...This streamlined approach seamlessly integrates with the previously created Croc Rivet Part I.

I wanted to add to my crocs + sell these but I couldn't find anything like it so, I designed one myself :) Happy Printing P.S. ...If you want to sell these PLEASE ask me before doing so.

A Croc Shoe Charms I created. They call them jibbitz. I print the Charm with TPU In two colors using an M600 filament change command. ...I print the stud separately and super glue them together.

A small model of a Simosuchus, an extinct species of crocodile nicknamed the "pug-croc" because of it's short snout and small stature. ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simosuchus

I pretty much just combined those 2 files into one thing. ...Update: so uh i accidentally mis-proportioned it so i fixed it. should fit into your crocs now.

Croc Jibbitz to hold various items like Tac light, chapstick, one pill, usb drive, and a sharpie. ... Would recommend printing with supports if you want it to come out nicely.

I crafted this bespoke charm for my buddy who's crazy about Batman and Crocs - feel free to personalize it with your own flair and add your own twist at the top to make it truly one-of-a-kind!

Simple backer for Crocs-style Jibbitz charms. ...You can either print them by themselves and glue decorations on it, or merge them into an existing deign to 3D print.

Hanger for a towel, rag or gloves etc.Print with varying perimiters for different stiffness.Prints well in PLA, PETG, ABS etc.Partially remixed croc-tooth from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:334326

Put this together into one piece to make it easier to put on your Crocs as I had issues with the glue holding. I used tree supports and 100% infill. ... It printed in 41 minutes.

put it on your crocs i would print this with a high % infill go here for nice full version: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5741314 (i didnt make it)

A rugged DIY rivet constructed from a sturdy Croc and reinforced with a clever paper clip "Cotter" pin holds fast despite being a bit of a challenge to assemble. It will withstand wear and tear, lasting for several months if not longer. I had one...

These charms are expensive, and this little clip has stopped many from falling off my Crocs. ...I hope these clips help!I wanted to create a fun design for Halloween, and though these can't be seen when in use, I thought the pumpkin would be a fun shape...

... with printing the latter version to achieve a neat, fiery textured effect, but I'm not sure if it'll work the same way for everyone else's printers. Please don't sue me, Disney! (You can also check out my other Croc designs - just go find them!)