eyeglasses holder stand 3d models

Stop loose your mind (and stuff) !!!TRY THIS!Works great in low space desk :DSimple, useful and pratical.really easy to print and assembly, 2 piece to gently snap, no glue needed.Printed at 0,2 with 100%infillA secure and great holder for rings,...

Stand for Poco X3 NFC smartphone, or others with similar dimensions, sliced in Cura, printed without support. Just glue the little "nose" into the hole if needed. ...

After several heated debates and endless "what ifs," we decided to introduce a few tweaks to the original design by incorporating an eyeglass holder on the back of the unit, allowing it to securely hold both phone and reading glasses in place. ...We...

An eyeglasses holder/stand in the form of a spiral ball bearing run.This is a dual function device consisting of two main parts.1: The eyeglasses support bridge.2: The spiral ball bearing run.Add some ~5mm ball bearings for an entertaining...

A unique design concept is presented - my own idea - for an »eyeglasses stand« that accommodates three pairs of eyeglasses. This versatile stand can be positioned vertically (e.g., on a table) or horizontally (e.g., on a wall with additional...

... Be careful not to overtighten. This stand has worked great for me and I have been using it daily for about 6 months. I like to leave one in the shop, office and night stand, I designed this while taking some beginner Fusion 360 classes 

... This way, I can pick up my specs without touching the lenses, which are prone to smudges and streaks. The stand comes in two versions: a tabletop model with a sturdy tripod base and a wall-mounted option that fits standard 16 mm furniture panels.

Slide your specs with ease into these sleek holders, no fuss or fiddling required like standard "display" style racks. The cupped bottom of each tilted chamber centers your glasses perfectly, so lenses never rub against the sides. UPDATE: I've got...

Slide your specs into these holders without the fussing and fiddling needed with standard "display" style racks. The cupped bottom of each tilted chamber centers your glasses so that the lenses don't rub up against the sides. UPDATE: I've added a...

'Nuf said. Slide your specs into these holders without the fussing and fiddling needed with standard "display" style racks. The cupped bottom of each tilted chamber centers your glasses so that the lenses don't rub up against the sides.</p>...

Stand now is very stable even with oversize glasses on less than ideal surface it stand on  - great example of practical 3D printing. ...( original design by G2bb )

Eyewear stand for glasses is a device that holds vertical eyeglasses securely in place.

This is a pen tablet stylus holder for your eyeglasses. ...In the slot for the frame, since my glasses dont have a thick arm I stuck some window insulation foam in there to keep it tight.

Eyeglasses Holder Minimalist . If you want to make a remix feel free to use the *.f3d file in Fusion 360 Print instructionsNo support, 0.4-0.8 nozzle should work.

Simple wall mount holder for your eyeglasses / spectacles / sunglasses / shades, etc.. ...I used hot glue gun to stick it to the wall -added a version with a hole for screw mounting Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator 2...

Click here to join STLFLIX Nosy Friend Eyeglasses Holder This STL file is recommended for FDM Printers! 3D Printing Time: 08 Hours 42 Minutes That’s it! It’s time to tell that nosy friend to mind their own business. He’s always sneaking around,...

(Except for the magnet fit, the dimensions are not critical and there is very little load on it.) This eyeglasses holder was drawn in TurboCAD Platinum. It is a sweep of a small circle along an ellipse to form the ring. That is added to the base...

A DIY enthusiast's quick fix for misplaced specs - a wall-mounted spectacle holder fashioned with a trusty hot glue gun.

hello everyone, I have found a previously loaded project on Thingiverse about the sunglasses holder owl that I created following technical drawing. my printer is not so great for me to try to print it in its actual size, however, the printed in...

A Super Simple Clip-on Glasses Holder Inspired by a Friend's Similar Product. You will Need: 4x 6mm x 3mm Circular Magnets, the Stronger the Better. The Holes are Press Fit, So If You're Having Trouble Inserting the Magnets, Scrape the Inside with...

Hello everyone, I've discovered a previously uploaded project on Thingiverse regarding the sunglasses holder owl that I designed based on technical drawings. My printer isn't up to par for me to try printing it at its actual size, but it prints fine...

I was looking for a good storage place in the kitchen for my glasses and I stumbled upon a few glasses holders designs. I decided to make my own slightly different to stick on a refrigerator or other metal surface in the kitchen. The 8 mm dia. X 2...

... 2.5cm which suits me perfectly, and omits the coin inserts allowing it to be printed at 100% for an ideal base weight. ... It's a revised take on this original design: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/fashion/specstand-short-eyeglasses-sunglasses-stand

This revised version streamlines these aspects: it removes the base phrase altogether, reduces the height by 2.5cm (now standing at 165mm or 6.5 inches), making it ideal for readers with a larger head size, and omits the coin inserts in favor of a...

Eyeglasses

This object was created using Tinkercad; you can edit it online at https://tinkercad.com/things/6ywl6VNJWNK. For printing, position it on its side and add support for the perch. Attach a skirt and brim to keep it steady on the platform. ...Recommended...

Eyeglasses Assembly

Humans grasp multiple glassware items simultaneously. ...Held firmly in place by sturdy screws, it's possible to install the holder as shown in the image or upside down.

This is a timeless, classic, vintage gold-framed eyeglass featuring round lenses, perfect for enhancing any college look.

I had just tossed my glasses on my desk for the hundredth time when I thought, "I should print something to hold them." So, I came here and found the original Spec Stand which led me to the shorter version with no label and no need for pennies in the...