crock pot lid replacement rival 3d models

The handle broke on our crock pot lid. Throw it away and buy another crock pot? No! Designed in Inventor. This lid was an oval one with two holes. The one hole had a silicone plug and the plastic engaged it so the handle would not spin. I omitted...

The handle broke on our crock pot lid. Throw it away and buy another crock pot? No! Designed in Inventor. This lid was an oval one with two holes. The one hole had a silicone plug and the plastic engaged it so the handle would not spin. I omitted...

The same as the original, but with the pointer arrow rotated ~120 degrees to point more accurately at the settings on my particular model of crock pot.

The octopus is a ubiquitous element on this site, and I modeled a 3/16 inch screw hole in its base.\r\n\r\nA custom bottom washer was designed to accommodate the screw and feature a collar that extends the full depth of the glass lid, preventing the...

The Crock Pot is perfect for the windowsill in the kitchen. The Rock can keep watch over your soup while it's on the stove, the potatoes in the oven, and the bread in the toaster. ...Keep your kitchen safe with this WWEAT legend watching over you at...

A malfunctioning knob on our Crock Pot prompted me to create a new design, which my wife had encouraged. After designing it using parameters, I 3D printed the knob for an enjoyable DIY task. ...It's nothing extravagant, just a simple project to pass the...

My wife's crock pot was in trouble when the selector knob fell apart, but I quickly came up with a solution - designing this model on Tinkercad and printing her a brand new one. ...The result has been a reliable and functional knob that has worked...

I designed this custom knob to replace the original one on my crockpot lid. It fits snugly into place with ease, thanks to its precise threading that matches the factory specifications. ...Crafted from a combination of wood and PLA, this replacement...

Replacement knob for a crockpot made on an anycubic mega x with 10% infill and no supports

Replacement knob for a crockpot made on an anycubic mega x with 10% infill and no supports Category: Household

Knob replacement for a Proctor Silex Oval Slow Cooker. This was modeled off of the original knob from my unit. A small amount of support will be needed for the underside. ...I would recommend a higher temperature material, PLA may deform over time.

This Spinning Print Piece Attaches easily over Internal Hex Nuts up to Three-eighths Inch. Effortless Clean-up. ...No extra support needed Reverse print for Better Hand Grip on the build platform.

Replacement part for the Hamilton Beach Crock Pot, the original piece has been stripped of its shell but remains full-featured to eliminate the necessity for additional supports and to enhance its overall stability.

Steam diverter for Crock-Pot Express Support: No Infill: No Printed in PLA

This is a replacement knob for a Crock Pot (slow cooker). January 9 , 2019 A newer Customizer version of this object is now available. Feel free to tweak the design to suit your own crock pot. Can be found here:...

In another attempt to be the coolest boyfriend ever, I designed and 3D printed a knob that would replace the missing one on my girlfriend's Hamilton Beach Crock Pot. Now free for everyone to download and enjoy. ...Keep spreading the love!

I'm taking it to the next level by creating a custom knob for my girlfriend's Hamilton Beach Crock Pot, which she lost, and I 3D printed one that looks awesome, now available for anyone to download.

I developed this De-Steamer for the Crock Pot Express because I was tired of waiting for the steam to be released. I would hold the valve with a utensil to keep it open and I was like why I don't design something to hold this valve open. Well...

The electric pressure cooker is brilliant. ...Unfortunately, things keep falling into the edge of the screw thread on the lid all over again. ... The protection is easy to clean and you can put the lid back on with a gap for storing, allowing air in.

This is a replacement for the build-in lid-thermometer of SR cooking pots.You should print it in "PC Blend" (or other high temperature resistant material), PETG and PLA will soften during cooking!You have to insert a M5 nut.

This is a replacement for the build-in lid-thermometer of SR cooking pots.You should print it in "PC Blend" (or other high temperature resistant material), PETG and PLA will soften during cooking!You have to insert a M5 nut.

Replacement part for a Russell Hobbs slow cooker crafted with precision using Fusion 360 software. ...Printed in high-quality PLA material on a reliable Prusa MK2S 3D printer.

Designed up this replacement handle for one that was broken in my kitchen to fit a glass lid that is used for both my pots and pans. I made it so that you can drill out and push in the original thread piece from the broken lid. Suggested: at...

Here's a brand new handle designed specifically for your trusty Rival Stoneware Crockpot - a perfect fit to replace your old one and keep cooking up a storm!

Humans prefer middle gear from Nerf Rivals. However, edits are now made with precise specifications. ...A revised upload displays accurate dimensions and optimized hole configurations.

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A simple replacement handle for a pot lid. Model after the original (not identical though). It assemble with the original M4x12mm screw. It's a good idea to pre-tap the hole with another M4x10mm screw, with an hex head for more torque, then use some...

This is a "Thingiverse Customizer" version of a replacement knob for a Crock Pot (slow cooker) based on my original design found below. Customize the dimensions of the knob to fit your slow cooker's unique design. Feature Note: Enable the "Rotary D...

Replacement handle for Crock Pot. The handle is being held on from 2 screws from the inside. Use those same screws for this replacement. The holes in the model have no threads, but it wasn't a problem, it was easy to screw them in with a hand...

Designed this fan holder for a 30mm fan to fit seamlessly into the existing grommet on the slow cooker lid. The design allows for tilt and rotation, with wires feeding through the shaft of the mount. Successfully implemented with no issues. Assuming...