e36 oil catch can 3d models

A 3D model of an oil can is presented, following a metric system where 1 unit equals 1 centimeter. The polycount for the no-subdivision version includes 5831 polygons and 5900 vertices, while the 1-subdivision version has 46,644 polygons and 23,456...

Tin mans oil can, Its a smaller scale item to suit a childs hand. but i imagine it could be scaled up to a more lifelike size if required (perhaps 125 or 150% maybe) I suggest printing the parts separately and making the handle/stalk a solid item...

I love Goldenrod oil cans but there are times when having a brush to spread the contents is very helpful. I designed this holder as means to have a brush attached to the can via magnets at all times. Holder also contains the end of the brush so any...

This Blender 2.76-made oil can model is suitable for various applications, such as broadcasts, high-res film close-ups, advertisements, and design visualization. It comprises nine separate objects and is designed for subdivision. At subdivision...

To enhance functionality, I added a small wire mesh stand at the bottom that covers roughly half of the lid's surface area, providing a dedicated spot for your brush to rest above the cutting oil. ... Following the print job, you'll need to use a fine...

Can of Elevator Lubricant

dont loose your can straw

A Mario Kart 330ml standard can holder printed with a 0.5% infill to keep Bloopers' fuel fresh and potent, prolonging its shelf life. ...Take a closer look at the original design for more inspiration.

100% infill, 0.2 layer height ,no  support  rotate flat on the bed, may import to slicer on edge  the red one is a remix with tpu at 10% infill, the first one is printed with pla which i find is not good for this design, it can break after some use....

A new item for my diorama project is this object. ...It pairs well with an antique gas can found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:125359. ...Additionally, it complements my Hit and Miss Engine displayed at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:117443.

A few drops of superglue were poured into the bottom of the can to seal it from possible leakage in the future. ...(highly unlikely since it's a pressure vessel) Canister height (where cut is placed from the bottom) 45mm Canister Diameter 65.70mm ...

The Moroso Catch Can for Evacuation Systems is a high-performance component designed to protect engines from damage caused by blow-by gases and oil residue. This critical system ensures that harmful contaminants are removed, safeguarding the...

My version of the kiteboard handle with a funny inscription - Catch me if you can :)

Cartoon Oil Can

The Oil Can

LARGE OIL CAN CABINET

This is a catch can bracket designed to fit catch cans in the engine bay of the f13 m6 and f10 m5. ...video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhcfjD5jyt8

If you have an antique coffee wall grinder like mine (pictured), then chances are you're missing the catch can grounds receptacle and lid over the hopper. Well today's your lucky day because I've decided to create replacement parts 120+ years later!...

Hoof Oil Can and Brush

Oil cans used for twenty-twenty oil maintenance

... so it may be adapted to suit other situations. ... The Pressol oil can is excellent and very well made. The only downside is that the outside tends to get oily and leaves a mark on the bench, or table. Hence this 'cup' to catch any slight weepage. ...

1/35 Oil can supported in multiple orientations and unsupported.

Oil pump can connector to replace the original, broken.

Oil can dish anti-drops with 73mm diameter 50 min print 0.2 layer infill 15%

This is the oil can design and it is made for educational purposesThe link is provided below and watch the tutorial

minifig tool oil can as equipment for brick minifig 1:1 possible to scale up print with base profile 0,16mm high quality with manual supports, strong bridging

This is the oil can design and it is made for educational purposesThe link is provided below and watch the tutorial

This is an antique-style oil can with a capacity of approximately 125 cubic centimeters, equivalent to roughly four and two-tenths U.S. ...fluid ounces.

I wanted to make a rag-in-a-can oiler (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npKo1y2e8RI), but didn't have easy access to a suitable can, so I designed this one based on the size of my hand. ...I printed it in bright orange PETG and went slowly so I wouldn't...