dwayne the crock johnson 3d models

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.

A Basic Grip for a Crock Pot.

Crock-pot owners are familiar with the energy-filled experience of adjusting the temperature dial between Off, Low and High. The knob can wear out quickly as users make frantic selections while anticipating their delicious meal. ...A replacement knob...

Thomas the Train with the Rock's face. No wheels or any other part; one solid print. ...Simply what it is named.

It is the Rock with long legs.( Rocky Long Legs) The legs are super bendy and fun. ... (Print with supports) (Check Out my other models)

One can get completely absorbed in the massive dial selections while mentally salivating over the soon-to-be-crocked feast. Or so I've heard. This knob was supposed to replace a broken one my parents brought home for me, they swore it worked...

I made this to plug the thermometer hole in the lid of the Hamilton Beach Crock Pot slow cooker. ...The final version shown in the photos was lightly sanded and painted black.

it is a crock attachment as a gummy bear

it is a crock attachment as a gummy bear

To ensure a secure fit, the lid features a locator pin that perfectly aligns with a matching hole on the crock pot lid. I recommend adding a rubber washer between the bolt head and crock pot lid to prevent scratching or damage. It's essential to...

I often find myself at potluck dinners with a predicament - my hands are full and there's no room on the table for anything, especially the lid of the crock pot containing the delicious food I was eager to share. Now, I can simply hang the lid right...

Not one to let a good deal slip away, I quickly drew up a design for replacement knobs based on the ones from another Crock pot we had lying around. A test print revealed some issues with the dimensions, and I noticed that the indicator dot wasn't...

I'm replacing the broken quick lock crock with a brand new one, and it's all thanks to a custom mounting bracket. ...The old one couldn't hold up, so I took matters into my own hands and created this sturdy replacement.

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...

Crock pot handle designed for a 1/4in-20 square nut and 1/4in-20 bolt

Your project may require a sturdy crock frame to ensure stability and support.

sigmarErnir model cant be 3d printed so i made this madness onix model: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5165613

Idk why I did this

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...

After dealing with a year's worth of spilled water while refilling my ceramic crock from a five-gallon bottle, which I fill myself, I stumbled upon a video that demonstrated the simple trick of placing Saran wrap over the mouth of the bottle and...

I scored a couple of new Stanley Adventure Crocks for pennies on the dollar because their lid latches had already given up. I came up with and printed a beefier replacement in PETG that works like a charm. ...The sides are wider than the originals - so...

The sides are wider than the originals, so for a hinge pin I used a piece of a heavy metal coat hanger cut to the correct length with a bead of adhesive on each outer end of the latch to secure it firmly in place. More information is available at:...

My grandmother shattered the handle to her beloved (vintage) crock pot's lid. A few minutes on FreeCAD and two hours of print time later, she now boasts a sturdy new one that's beefier and stronger. The nut is positioned on top instead of inside...

... as it looks enough like crocodile skin to work. You will need to make sure your support removal is well tuned, there is a lot of it, careful of the rooster feet and kangaroo hands, I broke them off removing support and will need to repair those.

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...

A frog with a top hat for your croc's, should look like a frog sticking out of your crocks.

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...

lid handle for crock pot designed for a 1/4in-20 nut and bolt  if resin recommend printing both on supports and upside down

I simply modeled a 3/16 inch screw hole in the bottom of it. The bottom washer was designed to accept the screw and have a collar that goes the depth of the glass lid to prevent the metal screw from hitting the glass and possibly breaking it. I...