finalmouse ninja air58 scroll wheel 3d models

20+ year old microwave. Knob broke and super glued some 5 years ago…but I have a 3d printer, digital calipers, and DesignSpark Mechanical now so Flippity Jippity! ... NOTE: Printed with brim

The Mendel printer requires a scroll wheel that can function effectively with both 10mm and 8mm components for smooth operation.

This is a custom adapter designed to integrate the Mosaic Palette Scroll Wheel into a SeeMeCNC Rostock Max v2 printer, effectively replacing one of its top side panels. The adapter features a cup with a carefully crafted helical cutout that securely...

... ...Cut center spindle out of old scroll wheel and sand it down by spinning it in a drill until it snugly fits in the wheel. Glue it in if necessary. Final weight is right around 1 gram. Printing: Print at 100% infill and turn on supports. ...

A simple remix adding a bracket to enable the scroll wheel holder to be clipped over the top of the upper frame. V2 - updated to sit the scroll wheel slightly off the rear top frame due to the oval shape of the housing. Category: 3D Printer...

... scroll wheel weight. ...Remove the inner plastic piece from the metal outer of the stock scroll wheel. ...Remount the inner plastic piece to the printed outer.</p><p>Hyperscroll should still work, albeit not for as long as it does with metal.</p>

A clever tweak adds a bracket to allow the scroll wheel holder to clip securely over the top of the upper frame. ... V2 enhances the design, positioning the scroll wheel slightly back from the rear top frame, accommodating its oval-shaped housing.

This is the rubber part of the scroll wheel for Genius Traveller 8000 mouse. ...I created this one from TPU as a replacement for the original rubber one that turned into sticky goo after 5+ years of usage.

Lightweight and 20,5mm width scroll wheel for EGG OP1we and XM1rI wanted to create little project to create something with Blender and CAD sketcher, so I ended up creating this. ...Stock OP1we wheel weights 1,78g on my scale and this 3D printed one...

To optimize the placement of the Mosaic Palette+ Scroll Wheel on the SeeMeCNC Artemis 300, specifically the FSR+Linear Rail Version, a custom mount is required. The mounting holes are designed to accommodate M5 Socket Head Cap Screws perfectly.

I wanted a way to attach my Palette plus scroll wheel directly to my MK3 without using the Velcro method. After thoroughly examining all available designs and even trying one that didn't work out, I decided to create my own solution. Since I was...

This is a remix to get both the Mosaic Palette scroll wheel mount and a Z-stepper damper added in one part. This also provide space for the EZ-OUT or other filament sensor (similar to the one by hewitt78). This part requires two dampers for the...

Thanks to superkris and iDo3DPrintz, this is a remix that combines both the Mosaic Palette scroll wheel mount and a Z-stepper damper into one part, also providing space for an EZ-OUT or other filament sensor similar to hewitt78's design. ... This part...

I frequently adjust the tension on the idler as I built the scroll wheels, allowing me to swap out parts quickly without needing an allen key. ...To replace the original screws, you'll need to use M3x40 hex (ISO4017) fasteners instead of the standard...

... design. ...I made it a bit slimer, so it resembles G Pro superlight scroll. To mount it cut the outside part of the original G305 wheel, and leave just the original stem. ...Then slide the print on it, and use a little bit of super glue if necessary.

This is a simple Mosaic Palette scroll wheel mount for the Creality CR-10 and Ender-2 that captures the vertical guide wheel center bolt of the X axis stepper. To make use of this mount, you'll need to cut down one of your output tubes. I chose to...

Don't even think about printing this with anything less than Ninja Flex - you'll be stuck trying to force it onto the wheel forever. My first attempt used Flexible TPU, but it just wasn't flexible enough to fit over the rim of the wheel housing. ...Now...

In the end I came up with the simple solution of reusing the original scroll wheel by just replacing the problematic "pin" of the wheel. I'm very happy with the results, see the pictures for details and instructions. Since these are tiny parts...

This is a replacement Scroll Wheel for the Man & Machine C-MOUSE W5 Washable Computer Mouse. The original wheel is pretty low quality and the peg often sheers off at the encoder. (Open the mouse and pop the remaining piece of plastic out of the...

This is a remix to get both the Mosaic Palette scroll wheel mount and a Z-stepper damper added in one part. This also provide space for the EZ-OUT or other filament sensor (similar to the one by hewitt78).</p> <p>This part requires two dampers for...

Modified the wheel to fit the Model D Wireless. ...And made the wheel smaller and without the ridges so that you can put a silicon ring on it.

1 ninja

Ninja pendant for keys.

<p>Press out the center plastic piece of the stock mouse with the spokes faced down.</p><p>Push the plastic piece into this.</p>

Test subject Ninja #26 displays exceptional stealth skills on December 26th.

This is an Ninja weapon called Neko-Te, you can use like lynx´s craws.

This dude was like a ninja, but way weirder - think a stealthy assassin with a flair for the bizarre!

Fighting Game Frenzy Hits New Heights with Shubada - The Human Ninja Hero Experience the ultimate rush of adrenaline as you unleash your inner ninja warrior in this electrifying fighting game. Shubada is a mobile masterpiece that lets you take on...

User Submits New Project Request for Custom 3D Model of Stealthy Warrior A unique and highly detailed three-dimensional representation of a stealthy ninja warrior is being sought after for an exclusive, privately funded video game project.

Empowered by the raw energy of the jam, this fearless ninja was forged in just two days, a true marvel of speed and creativity. ...Its armor is adorned with textures sourced from Substance Source's vast library, each pixel meticulously crafted to...