flash standing 3d models

A friend asked if I had a flash stand they could borrow, so I designed and printed one for them. Prints work fine without support if your printer bridges reasonably well. Print with top-side down to get the hot-shoe mount as clean as possible. Three...

Universal Flash Foot / Flash Stand: A Comprehensive Solution for Photographers

This is a simple flash holder with a hole on the bottom for a stand or tripod. ...

Stand small for holding a flash on a flat surface, functioning seamlessly with any flash fitted for a regular hotshoe. ... Step-by-Step Instructions It's advisable to print this component in reverse to minimize the need for supporting materials.

This small stand is designed for using a flash on a flat surface and is compatible with any standard hotshoe-designed flashes. To print, it's best to do so in an upside-down position to minimize the need for support materials. The recommended...

Here is the rewritten text: Using a flash on a level surface requires a small stand. This setup works seamlessly with any flash designed for standard hotshoe mounts. Printer Options: The Afinia H480 printer meets all printing needs. Filaments:...

You've already rigged the system by slipping the flash onto it with care. ... The foot has its foot in place intentionally now and you add extra grip with strips of strong tape inserted loosely to compensate for the lack of internal coils,

I recreated Walter's layout as closely as possible in AutoCAD so I could slim down the slide-on rails (to 1.4mm), and this fits my flash gun much better now. I also took advantage of this chance to eliminate the overhanging 'bridge' section, allowing...

Also incorporates a hole to accommodate the locking pin on Nikon and Canon flash units.A friend of mine that on the train realized that he had forgotten his flash stand asked if I had one he could borrow, which I didn't, but I designed and printed...

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Here's a bright and shiny new light stand that adds some serious glamour to your photo shoots.

I remixed this to allow it to attach to an action cam accessory I have. Basically wanted to create something that allowed it to fix to almost anything. I've had a couple of cheap 'go-pro' clones with the myriad of connectors they come with. ...This just...

Flash stands for the older Sony hotshoe like those found on the A100, A55 and A77 cameras. ... Print Settings Printer: Prusa i3 Rafts: No supports are used Supports: None are required Resolution: The printer is set to 0.2 millimeters Infill:...

Flash stand for the older Sony hotshoe like the one on the A100...A55, A77. Print Settings Printer: Prusa i3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 40 Category: Hobby

Really useful if you have remote controlled Flashes. ...I use mine with a pocket Wizard and a Canon Flash Speedlite 580 EX II. ...Could also be compatible with other ones.

If you have remote controlled flashes, a pocket Wizard or Canon Flash Speedlite 580 EX II can come in handy. The design includes an overhang that holds the flash and support material for easy removal with a knife. Printed with ABS at 220° on a...

This flash drive stand is a blast to use. I created it to show off the files for my English project and get an A from my teacher. I nailed it with a perfect score, 100%! I thought others could benefit from this design too, so I'm sharing it here. ...2)...

Patriot XT Flash Drive Stand

If you have a 15mm diameter flash stand, or a tripod with an Arca Swiss style mount and you wish to use a flash umbrella, or similar shafted modifier, (or even no modifier) with a speedlight flash, then this may be the design for you. The hole for...

EN My Sony HVL-43am flash did not work on this stand in WL mode. The fact is that there is a microswitch inside the flash connector, at the pressure of which it considers that it is installed on the camera. ...I made cutouts for it in the original...

Crafted to Fit Precisely into Minolta/Sony Flash Mounts - Not Compatible with ISO Standards.

I browsed some flash stands here, but none seemed to fit. Therefore I designed one to: * have a size and shape similar to lens filters (so you can use common pockets in the photo bags) * being rather stable on a table also for tilted flash heads or...

... two cup pieces that can be printed from NinjaFlex to add cushioning to the piece. This stand was designed because my wife and I were fortunate enough to get our Flash Gun signed by Gavin Hood and many of the awesome people over at Digital Domain.

... the brilliant team members at Digital Domain. Print all components from rigid plastic Optionally print the two support pads from flexible material NinjaFlex Assemble the parts with adhesive Mount Flash Gun on stand Appreciate the finished display

Stand still for thumb drives and beyond. ...You clamp onto the table and your data banks will forever have your back, never expanding!

USB flash drive stand & desktop bowl

For my photography hobby I have several flash light stand tripods. storing those tripos is a thing, on the ground they take lots of space. ...So when once holding the tripod by its head, I thought, this should be hanged. This was the time I designed...

I crafted a flash logo for my helmet stand using a sturdy 10-inch diameter plywood base, a 4-inch diameter plywood disk as the top, and a robust 1/2-inch dowel. ...Be prepared to drill a slightly larger hole if your printer's precision isn't spot on.

Designed for showcasing the interplanetary flash cards arriving in Loot Crate Cargo Crates everywhere, this display should be perfectly sized to fit. This is a beta project, so printer users beware! Created with Tinkercad, you can edit it online at...