funny nose glasses 3d models

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I employed a precision-cut nail that measured precisely 1.8 millimeters in diameter to secure the delicate branch directly to the glasses with remarkable stability and control.

With just a handful of OpenSCAD code, you can create a basic pair of glasses. The hinges are a bit flimsy and could use some redesigning, but they should hold up for at least one wear-and-tear session. ...To get the right temple, simply mirror the left...

Hey, when I printed UechiMike's Rabbit Nose, I thought: "hey, it could look a little bit more like a bunny" :) So, here is my Funny Bunny Nose. The nose is very easy to paint. We use nail polish and it works great (let it dry long enough before...

This 3D model of funny glasses was created in Blender and showcased with a Cycles rendered preview image. The .blend files contain all scenes and possess a poly count before subdivision. Perfect for close-up renders, the parts and materials are...

Loved the original design by Vttnicobai but I wanted something mountable to an Ikea Skadis peg board. ... Sunglasses / glasses with more curvature fit the face much better. ...Flat profile glasses tend to ride up the face and are not quite as stable.

3M glasses Nose Pad

Nose glasses holder trinket I scanned~

Funny stand for your glasses.

Remix of the "nose glasses holder" from Robert Wallace to hold 3 glasses on the wall. Printed without support.

Ergonomic Nose Pads for Metal Frames - Perfect Fit for Your Prescription Glasses

Replacement nose pads for eye glasses and other eye wear. ... Open with customizer and enter the desired quantity and dimensions

To eliminate the issue of having nowhere to put your reading glasses when not in use, discover the Nose-4-Glasses - an innovative virtual nose! Follow these instructions for optimal performance: utilize 5% fill and accelerated settings, and secure it...

This afternoon, my glasses' plastic nose pad broke off, causing difficulty in seeing clearly while fixing it with glue. Unfortunately, one of the tiny screws was misplaced during the process. As a result, I designed an alternative nose pad without...

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.

Replacement for glasses nose pads. external size: 14 x 7 mm internal size: 7.4 x 4.4 mm You can print vertically or orizontally with supports. ...I suggest a 0.2mm nozzle for a better result.

It is a model of those goofy glasses with the nose and eyebrows and mustache. The nose is pink, the glasses gray, and the eyebrows and mustache black. Hope you enjoy! ... The download comes with the model sloppily UV unwrapped, and a solid color...

Replacing the original nose pads on my glasses, I simply needed a new one, so I designed it myself and printed it out using 0.2 mm PETG material. ...To ensure a proper fit, I carefully enlarged the hole with a nozzle cleaning drill bit to make it more...

Replacement glasses nose pads were created using TPU. ...Next, they underwent cleaning with a knife to refine their shape, followed by a brief application of heat from a blowtorch to smooth out the layers that had adhered to the printing bed.

... strip on the back and mount to the wall. I've included the Fusion 360 file for folks who are better at the Form tools than I am and want to tweak the design.  The .3MF is setup for a standard MK3s, each nose take about 53M to print. 

My kid was always breaking his glasses, so I stepped in and crafted a custom nose bridge replacement for him - he's only 5 years old! To our delight, my DIY fix worked wonders with some high-quality glue holding it together. Now, months after the...

Support your glasses with style!

A support for your glasses.

I lightly sanded the face and edges in contact with the nose with fine sandpaper.Note: My glasses do not use screws to attach the pads. They use small nubs that catch in the hole. If you need to screw the pads to your glasses, you're going to need to...

Simple two piece wall mount for glasses.

This is a nose you can put on a wall so you have somewhere to hang your glasses when they are not on your head. This is my 3rd attempt at this project. I lost the original and each time I rebuilt it the print would fail. I assemble the 3 pieces in...

A device for holding your glasses on a table. ...Shows off the glasses without scratching them. ...

Tiny nose piece, easy to lose.  Now even easier to replace, with a dob of glue.  

To prevent losing the nose pads of my eyewear, I've taken to reproducing them myself.