geocache logo 3d models

Designed for versatility, it can serve as a time capsule or geocache. Included files consist of the container itself, its lid, and a key. The key's purpose is to simplify opening the box, and it can be glued to the lid or kept separate. ... Dimensions: ...

I built a new geocache container that resembles a chainsaw using OpenSCAD. Inside its body, there's ample space for storing a logbook. The parts fit together perfectly, requiring no glue or sanding – just removing the support structure. However, the...

Suitable log sheets can be found at http://www.techblazer.com/geocaching-log-sheets/. For optimal strength, print the lid and body at 100% infill. Insert a magnet using pliers, and note that opening may be difficult initially but will improve with...

This is a magnetic geocache container that blends in well on power boxes. I took the grilles from thing: 5028575 and added them to my design. I made this to use 8 - 5mm x 20mm craft magnets. When printing, I paused after layer 26 (@.2mm),...

Get outdoors and have some fun with geocaching! Simply print out a set of custom coins, along with a matching box to store them, then head out to start finding those hidden caches. To make your coin truly one-of-a-kind, use Tinkercad to personalize...

Designed this M30 Screw as Geocache Container using a Bottle Cap as a Lid. I wasn't happy about the fact that most container on thingiverse are not watertight and have a tiny space for logbooks. To solve this issue this container uses a bottle cap...

I found some of these around here already but didn't really like all of them for different reasons, so I created my own Geocache caps with a label "Vermessungspunkt" to be used in Germany. ... Currently, 2 Versions are available: for PETlings with a...

Well yes this Geocache is out of this world. I had fun printing this in florescent green but glow in the dark probably would be fun too. Supports needed for elbow/arm. Might need to increase infill % for the arm, didnt take long for mine to break on...

... were utilized: tf = write/orbitron.dxf, th = 1.5, ts = 4, microh = 14, walls = 1, ring_size = 5, id_width = 10, tol = 0.18, microhb = 30, fn1 = 50, and fn2 = 13. The intended purpose of this creation is for use as a geocache, identified as "myIn".

A geocaching container - this has been designed to hold a small bison tube or other small waterproof logsheet tube, to improve weather resistance. I've done some experiments at home using this as the container alone with plain paper inside, and it...

I Decided To Revamp My Threaded Bolt Geocache. It Prints Easily In ABS Without Supports Except For The Log Roller. I Printed It With Support Laying Down For Layer Strength. Make Sure The Split Faces Up, Or It Will Weld Completely Together And Be...

This is a prototype for a geocache enclosure that still needs some refinement. To get the lid on, you will likely need to smooth out the edges using sandpaper. Once you've done that, it should fit snugly in place. Since this design has not yet been...

I designed a geocache container which fits to a post with a diameter of 60 mm. The cap has a thread integrated in which the tube is screwed in. The is a little conus in the cap that should close it tight. Time will show, if it works and the logbook...

... outdoor weather conditions. Frog_geocache (1).stl is a revised version with the magnet hole filled in and a designated spot for attaching the frog using either a zip tie or monofilament. ... Update: I created a new bottom lid with finger grips.

I conceptualized a geocache container tailored to fit snugly on a post with a diameter of 60 millimeters. The cap boasts an integrated thread that securely screws into the tube, while a small cone in the cap effectively seals it tight. Only time will...

So I decided to rework my threaded bolt geocache. Very easy to print in abs without supports (in my case) except for the log roller. For layer strength it needs to be printed laying down with support. Make sure to orient the split facing up, if you...

This is a scaled up 'Nano Geocache' with a diameter of just under 200 mm and total height of around 200 mm. There are threads on both the lid and body. The Lid does not screw down all the way, this is to allow an o-ring to be fitted, I modified an o...

This is a scaled up 'Nano Geocache' with a diameter of just under 200 mm and total height of around 200 mm. There are threads on both the lid and body. The Lid does not screw down all the way, this is to allow an o-ring to be fitted, I modified an...

I've seen those Geocache logbooks many times, but always bought them. I wanted to buy one now, but I tried making my own instead. Here are two sizes, and both can be modified with the .scad files that come with them. The .scad files are included in...

This is a tiny geocache container with a squared hole for a 20mm x 20mm magnet placed in the base. You need to pause the print in order to place the magnet before the nozzle covers it with plastic. ...It has a screw cap and it can contain a small...

This is a simple Geocache plug to use to create a 3D print into a Geocache. I take this in Tinkercad and place the solid one in the print (lowering the cap below bed) and merge to make the hole, i usually add another post on top to have some distance...

To use the box as a geocache you will need 10mm x 2mm round magnets like this https://goo.gl/jby2LB You will also want to use either rite in the rain paper or another container, bison or dna tube or a film canister, inside as it it is not water...

Wanted a geocaching container that's easy to open (this one has just 1 path with no deviations at all). Also, I got to practice Fusion 360 by projecting a sketch onto a cylindrical object, and I nailed it. Size: 50 x 29mm. I printed a test model...

Additionally, there's a small space or slot where you can add your name or tracking number for geocaching purposes. Please feel free to comment or offer advice, as I'm new to 3D printing and Fusion 360. This is my first month with 3D printing and...

Here's the STL file and OpenSCAD source code for the GC7DDNV "Couples Therapy" geocache. There are four holes on each side of this geocache, plus a single hole at the bottom. To retrieve the log container, you have to cover all these holes with your...

This owl statue geocache is remixed from the owl facing front stl by BrOncO who remixed it from the Owl statue by cushwa. It is the same owl statue but with an added compartment that can be closed by threading in the head. The thread is quite...

To use the box as a geocache you will need 10mm x 2mm round magnets like this https://goo.gl/jby2LB You will also want to use either rite-in-rain paper or another container, bison tube or dna film canister, inside because it is not waterproof. ... If...

You could print the valve and screw as a seperate geocache also. i drill three of the base circles to insert magnets to secure to a metal unit as a fake item. Of course can place the valve to tinkercad and place a hollow circle for the magnet for...

This geocache container is designed to hang from a tree using a zip-tie. The V2.0 version has a knurled base and is shorter, fitting perfectly on 1-1/4 inch width logs. Its walls are slightly thicker, allowing for two full perimeters on external and...

frog_geocache (1).stl is a new version with the magnet hole filled in and a spot for tethering the frog with either a zip tie or monofilament update : i made a new bottom with finger grips update 2 : rather than have to support the hole I made a...