dampening hinge 3d models

These dampening feet can be attached to the stock rubber feet. I designed them to be as springy as reasonably possible to reduce the noise emission from my printer to the table itis standing on. Previously I made another (not as springy) version you...

These are vibration-dampening feet designed specifically for the Prusa i3 MK3S printer, which can be easily mounted to your existing printer without requiring any modifications. You can leave the stock feet in place and simply slide these underneath...

You can simply slip them under your existing stock feet for instant vibration dampening. Check out that cavity in my design? That's where your stock feet will sit perfectly in place.\r\n\r\nWhat really sets these custom feet apart is the added...

Simple vibration dampening mount for a Raspberry Pi camera module. The camera bracket is specifically designed for the generic 450 mm quadrotor frame I use, but should also fit a genuine DJI Flamewheel 450 mm and other varieties. Uses 4 paintball...

This is a dampening foot designed to work as a flexible spring, reducing vibration between two printers that produce artifacts on top layers. I created it to mitigate interference caused by adjacent printers during printing. The solution allows...

To eliminate artifacts on top layers, I created this dampening foot, inspired by the challenges of printing multiple objects at once. I use S3D with 5 distinct processes, each dedicated to a separate object, allowing users to fine-tune perimeter...

This hinge is designed to be printed with brackets and in horizontal mode, to allow better mechanical resistance. a NO SUPPORT zone should be made in the center of the eyelets so that they do not make supports inside the eyelets. Once the hinge...

I decided on the 6 feet approach, opting for an overabundance of length as my guiding principle. ...The result is a significantly reduced noise level downstairs, although I'm considering adding an extra foot to ensure optimal soundproofing, recalling...

We all want to turn the soundbar way up, but unfortunately, we can't because those pesky vibrations disturb the downstairs neighbors terribly, don't they? One great fix for this is to disconnect these vibes directly, thereby letting us increase the...

Thank you for your interest in my design! even though its simple and crude I feel it is very effective. please let me know your experience with it if you print and use! Updated! 5-20-22 Flush Top version, no supports needed! Original version...

We crafted this assistance with vibration suppression in mind, ensuring a stable experience. Made from PLA, the design exhibits remarkable rigidity. ...To enhance its portability, consider scaling it down or swapping materials to PETG or TPU for added...

I wanted something that would minimize the vibration and noise from my printer without significantly increasing its height or compromising stability. This solution seems to work effectively! The springs I used were £2.49 for 100 on eBay -...

full sound moderator in real size 4 models are proposed there I advise you to use a resistant material

I place one of these between a fan and whatever surface it's mounted to. Small washers under the screw head are optional; they help the fan lightly "float" between the screw head and the mount surface. I use just enough tightness so the fan holds in...

Almost finished with my other gimbal holder project when I discovered old dampers from a laser-cut gimbal. These affordable dampers are commonly used on rail-style mounting systems and keep the camera closer while requiring less material. This is a...

Printed from Ectrudr TPU Flex Medium.

This concept enhances mass and location, building upon Spangler's wearable weights idea. It disguises as a smartwatch or fitness tracker with a sealed weight and springs in a fluid-filled chamber. Adjustment options include rotating the watch face or...

Modified the original design to accommodate the Anycubic Kobra. **There are two files, one you print three of, the other you print one of.** The file you print one of is for the back left corner where there are a few screws and plates that...

This are remixed (completely new designed, except the Dimension of the Rails) Anti-Vibration Feet to fit in larger Fans for the PSU and Motherboard. They feature different angles and Material strengths to eliminate different Vibration frequencies. I...

edit: deleted 1. ...buffer after testing since its increasing recoil instead of decreasing, rest is fine rubber stock pad is not compatible with FGC9 mk2 internal parts may or may not be compatible with FGC9 mk2 PRINT WITH FLEXIBLE FILAMENT ...

This pertains to pipe dimensions having an outer diameter (OD) of 1/4, 3/8, or 1/2, which are commonly used in various applications.

This design uses these dampers: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B082ZNWPRZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

<p>Modified the original design to accommodate the Anycubic Kobra.</p><p><strong>There are two files, one you print three of, the other you print one of. </strong>The file you print one of is for the back left corner where there are a few screws and...

These feet will dramatically reduce vibrations and subsequently minimize noise from your 3D-printer. They seamlessly slide into a standard 40x40 aluminum frame, perfectly compatible with the included original rubber pads. The height of the printer...

Material: Stainless steel

I selected five of those for my Ender 3.

I fabricated in TPU to achieve maximum versatility and shock absorption. This enhances the compactness of the M2 while providing additional stability when placed on a surface. To prevent movement, you can easily drill or screw through this material...

Door hinge hinge cover Hides the unsightly part of the hinge if you remove a door jamb.

...Rough design, with plans to tidy up and make minor tweaks later, such as hinging parts and improving mold pouring ease. Bolt the two parts together using M3 bolts without over-tightening. Mix silicone (RTV 2020) and catalyst and pour into the mold.