doohickey thingamabob 3d models

Do you have trouble inserting the microSD card into your Wanhao Duplicator i3 or is it a solitary issue? This cover makes it ridiculously easy to insert the microSD card. I never use the USB connection so I decided to create this cover. The cover...

It's a little doohickey you can use to test supports. ...Scale it to your needs

Thingy

Upon request design. ... Tips always welcome!

I'm not sure what to say. ...Let's just leave it at that.

This is an entertaining CNC endeavor that showcases one's creativity and skills in working with computer-controlled machinery. ...It's all about having a good time while crafting something unique using advanced technology.

Inspired by u/2_black_cats, sliced cheese thingamabob so slices don't slide everywhere.

Germans would probably refer to it as a Dingensbummens, so I translated that to thingamabob. The towerfan in question is the KLT-1010 by SALCO, but I would not be surprised if the design has found it's way into other casings under other brandnames...

I needed to be able to spin a wheel with a motor, but then the wheel free spin in 1 direction when the motor was disengaged - this was my solution. Print instructionsThe stoppers I print on the side, the gear I glooped onto the rod in position after...

A totally useless tool inspired by an old US patent for the ultimate wrench. ...

<p>I needed to be able to spin a wheel with a motor, but then the wheel free spin in 1 direction when the motor was disengaged - this was my solution.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>The stoppers I print on the side, the gear I glooped onto the rod...

How does the ingenious mechanism work? It's a delightfully simple yet fascinating device. The primary component of the machinery is a crank which sets a cogwheel in motion when put into action. There is a small, metal sphere concealed within a cog.

I stumbled upon a 3D modeling software and managed to bring something into existence. Honestly, I'm still trying to wrap my head around its purpose - maybe it's not meant to serve a specific function? ...Nonetheless, it's now a reality, and it's quite...

For scientific research! ... We need precise equipment to measure various physical phenomena accurately.

i used Ender 3 Pro on default PLA setting and it came out great

Uploaded this idea in case I might need to recreate it someday, even if it doesn't perfectly match my current requirements.

TestUser88 hopes it will work.

The creator designed a locking mechanism within the drawer, providing it with a secure grasp. ...The user can clearly observe the design in the accompanying video at https://youtu.be/WFdIjsDSCvQ.

I'll store this concept as a reference point, just in case I need to recreate it later if it's relevant to my current needs.

They made sure that the lock inside the drawer had a secure grip to latch onto. ...It's clearly visible in the accompanying video: https://youtu.be/6Gh8nVfTq9w

I was stumped for a name, but I managed to come up with something. What I really needed was a visual aid to show me that my auto bed levelling system was working properly, specifically when it comes to moving the z-axis. ...It's tough to see what's...

<p>This thing just clips on top of the Finda on the MMU to give the cable some protection. My printer is in an enclosure with limited space. I made this so that when I move the printer around I don't crush the Finda cable against the enclosure roof.

Human form pending completion

This is a part of a larger all-in-one dice tray and tabletop organizer that I'm designing for my sister to use during our D&D games, but it also works on its own. She wanted a dice tower, but it needed to be as small as possible to fit within one...

This will change the angle of the stock windscreen to approximately 60 degrees. This gets all of the turbulent wind off of your helmet and reduces the buffeting to almost nothing. This along with adding the wind deflectors I designed thing:4779444,...

I was tinkering with my car's door panel to fix another issue when I inadvertently snapped the plastic piece linking the wire of the door pin to that tiny lock hinge inside the door. Since I couldn't find its name or part number, I just drew it again...