gamer chopsticks 3d print

Sushi with chopsticks and souse PBR low-poly NO normales

Sushi with chopsticks and souse PBR low-poly normales

... as beams to hold tapes. ...The connection wholes have the same size as the previous project. (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4969784) Using chopsticks saves a lot of printing time while keeping better strength than the 3D printed beam. ...

A system of components designed to combine bamboo chopsticks with 3D printed parts to make a very efficient and sturdy stand for mobile phones, tablets, iPads, books, and paper. it's only been available on other 3D .stl platforms previously but...

This is a frame built with chopsticks and 3D printed parts. Each link is combined with two pairs of chopsticks to form an approximate square cross-section. The length of the sides of the square is approximately 9 mm. I choose chopsticks because I...

Pig chopstick holder.

However, when I first attempted to make the chopsticks almost a year ago, I had little to no experience designing, coding, or 3D printing. I was very frustrated. However, that frustration led me to try other projects, like the GearCube and the Bird...

To assist my children in using chopsticks effectively, I'll prepare some tools by inserting a chopstick into each hole after printing (a bit of glue might be required). ...Once ready, they can concentrate on their meal.

People of all ages can use these specially designed chopsticks, whether kids are learning or individuals have difficulty grasping regular chopsticks. Just download and print them - no technical skills required to get started. ...Simple as that.

... pressure to the end to secure the tips in place. A 3D printed spring mechanism takes care of the rest, automatically returning to its original shape with a satisfying snap. ...Made from a single piece, this product is both efficient and durable.

The innovative Panda Chopstick Holder is a remarkable creation produced via advanced 3D printing technology. This clever device has been carefully designed to provide an elegant solution for storing and organizing your prized chopsticks, ensuring...

A ladle and chopstick stand.

All the pieces are printable without the supports. ...Just make sure, that the holding cilinders are on the top. After finishing your print you may need some glue to hold the parts together. Wooden chopsticks are not included in the 3D files ;-)

To print these chopsticks, you'll need a printer set up with an extrusion width of 0.3mm. Printer Details: Eustathios is the preferred printer for this project. Filament Options: Choose from Atomic Ruby Red PETG or Atomic Emerald Green PETG...

... bags like rice and flour are ideal uses for these chopsticks bag rollers. Printed by Eustathios Filaments used: Colorfabb Woodfill and Polymaker Polywood Chopsticks Bag Roller is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Share Alike license.

A full-sized pair of print-in-place chopsticks for inexperienced and impaired users as well as children. In order to work, the chopsticks require a rubber-band that pulls them together. (see photo) By using different length rubber bands you can...

6 parts with joins Marios bros Gamer model for 3D printing

gamer room diorama with RGB details. ... perfect for video game assets or 3d printing. ... obj format

u can use it to hold CHOPSTICKS

Flexible sushi chopsticks. Reusable. ...With help.

A GAMER LED lamp with LED passage provided An LED lamp GAMER ready to be printed. The passage for the LEDs is provided and the covers for the letters are provided. ... You can insert almost any type of led strip

... Sword chopsticks. ...they come with a sheath, and should print at any size. the sheath should have supports. the two sides come together to make the sword. I would suggest a stiff filament size, because with PLA it is too flexible for chopsticks.

I'm using chopsticks with a diameter of 7.2mm, specifically the Alocs split backpacking chopsticks, but I'm confident that this design can be scaled up for other sizes as well. The print settings include an extrusion width of 0.3mm. My printer of...

More confused than ever, you decide to Google chopsticks and find out there's this chopstick-hoarder on Thingiverse who accidentally designed a shelf (perhaps for drying pasta?) that uses 3D printed brackets that you then hammer three chopsticks...

Read this discussion on 3D printing and food safety at http://forums.reprap.org/read.php?1,164077,167669 before use. ...Initially, the design was intended for children; however, I later realized that it should be scaled up to accommodate people of all...

Chopsticks for children of just for people who cant use normal chopsticks :)

Perfect for when you're working, gaming, chilling on your phone, ...A sleeve is included to keep the chopsticks protected.Recommended to print with food safe filament like PETG and to apply a sealing clear coating afterwards to prevent bacteria from...

Small triangular planter for small plants. ...Stands on 3 chopsticks 5 mm in diameter. Wall thickness is 1 mm. I printed with 3 walls 0.33 mm wide. Printed without support within an hour.

Small triangular planter for small plants. ...Stands on 3 chopsticks 5 mm in diameter. Wall thickness is 1 mm. I printed with 3 walls 0.33 mm wide.Printed without support within an hour.

I didn't test this yet, just an idea. ...Let me know if you find good printing conditions and parameters for this. Print this twice to make your chopsticks!