eyeglass wipers 3d models

Single plug to fit oring with vent for 46.4 mm diameter and 15.12 mm depth actual dimensions with horizontal expansion in -0.02mm with Ender 3

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The rugged and reliable TRX4, a recreation of the iconic Land Rover Defender, is engineered to conquer challenging terrain with precision and control. Its robust design combines the classic Defender aesthetic with advanced features, making it an...

Replacement for Glasses Nose Pads. External Dimensions: 14 x 7 Millimeters. Internal Dimensions: 7.4 x 4.4 Millimeters. Print Vertically or Horizontally, Using Supports if Desired. ...A 0.2mm Nozzle is Recommended for Optimal Results.

I made some minor changes in v2/v3, here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3344213 Wanted a place to set my glasses at home and at work. None of the existing designs met my expectations so I created something quick myself. Any resolution works...

I adjust my glasses, and the initial stand was positioned too low, necessitating a revised approach, hence version two, placed slightly higher to accommodate four pairs of eyewear. ... My foot serves as a compact container for holding valuable items...

I fine-tuned my original prototype to suit users who wear eyewear with broader frames or chunkier lenses. The revamped design still relies on robust 1/4 inch by 1/4 inch magnets for secure attachment, ensuring a smooth fit that simply clicks into...

Here's why this little print job will come in handy - it may not be in high demand, but it's just what some people need! Some time ago, I splurged on a "Double Lens Loop" from Harbor Freight for small-scale projects where I have to focus very...

This is a remix/redesign of this simple case design:https://www.printables.com/model/49971-simple-caseI wanted to create a smaller case for my wife's magnetic clip sunglasses. It will hold low profile or smaller framed glasses as well (I reduced the...

Slicer: Prusa slicerDesign software: SOLIDWORKS

the hollow part works as either a base or a cover! fit is a little snug, so recommend sanding the edge (or just working it back and forth a bit) prior to use. ...side plate just gets glued on

It's weird, but it holds glasses. ...If the dimensions aren't quite right for your specific glasses, then feel free to scale it up or down in your slicer.Remember to print with supports.

Eyesight supporter holder.

My friend is a collector of Rubber Ducks and a person of poor eyesight and after seeing the contest I got inspired to make this design for him. Supports needed for some areas.

I'm a die-hard fan of Stitch and was determined to come up with something one-of-a-kind to hold my glasses on my desk, so I decided to give this design a makeover. Printed in two separate pieces with the added benefit of supports, which proved to...

My go-to print, and by far my favorite, was initially designed as a tongue-in-cheek creation but has turned out to be one of the most practical prints I own. I picked up a stash of golf pencils for my toolbox years ago when I worked on ski lifts, so...

just a cool thing, uplifting.

I made a hole under a glass stand, and now you can store and get your glasses like you are playing jenga. Im planning on making one that i can attach vertically on a wall, and my ultimate goal is to make it modular in all kinds of ways.Edit: I made...

When Esme got her glasses, we realized her wardrobe lacked a convenient spot for storing them during the day. Using Mark's Enclosure Helper tool, we created a sturdy vertical case that clips to her belt and has withstood at least one day of school...

<p>V3:&nbsp;</p><p>No supports anymore!</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>V2<br>Should print faster<br>Should be easier to print with supports<br>Should use less filament</p><p>If you need any modifications, let me know</p><p>Print at .2mm or whatever<br>Infill...

Here's a fun update! Just for kicks! ... Update: Moai Eye Glass Holder VER 6

Simple Business Card Holder for Everyday Use, Prints Easily and Fast, Does Not Require Supports or Rafts, Just Orient All Parts to Print Flatly.

The new design really impressed me, but I struggled to get it to print properly due to the hole at the base. ...I filled in the hole by adding a solid bottom, which greatly simplified the printing process.

Looking for a spot to set my glasses at home and work was a hassle until I decided to take matters into my own hands. The pre-made designs just didn't cut it, so I whipped something up in no time. Resolution isn't an issue - I settled on .2mm. I've...

Here is a simple little holder that keeps your flashlight in place while you're working on something or just walking around. It's made specifically for those cheap flashlights from Harbor Freight, and it clips right onto the arm of your glasses. ...If...

This is a wall mount for glasses. You can use a command strip adhesive strip or whatever other double adhesive strip you'd like to use. There's a cutout underneath the mount so that if you use the kind of adhesive strip that can easily be removed by...

I was casually messing around with my Moai statue when I decided to place my glasses on its face, cleverly positioning them so that its nose would hold them in place. ...To further enhance this setup, I attached a small hook to the back of the statue,...