head scratcher 3d models

A simple tool to scratch your back ;)\nYou can print more and extend the handle by printing (2 scratcher middle screw.stl) and (3 scratcher handle.stl).\nPrint Settings\nPrinter: \n Geeetech Prusa I3 Pro B\nResolution: 0.2mm\nInfill: 20%\nNotes:\n1.

This DIY nozzle scratcher is created by repurposing a standard toothbrush, paired with the versatile Marlin function known as G12.

At the very beginning I wanted a scratcher with body liked battle hammer, but the spike have been too sharp and I've added a simple scratcher. --- Чесалка для спини. ...Спочатку я хотів чесалку схожу на бойовий молоток, але шип виявився занадто...

... ... the original parts does not fit and when force applied the handle cracks. This handle have slightly (0.5 mm) larger opening. The BACK_SCRATCHER_V3.STL and BACK_SCRATCHER_V3_SHORT.stl are just copies of the originals (have not been modified).

I made myself a back-scratcher and wanted to share the models so others could tooprinted on .25mm with no supports in PLA

... hole for hanging comes alive in 3D form. ...Simply invert the model and print without any supports to achieve a smooth finish.\r\n\r\nSet your layer height to its maximum setting, ensuring the scratcher's structural integrity remains uncompromised.

... and potentially tears the space-time continuum! Please select me; my back (and the universe) needs relief. Introducing the innovative Back Scratcher: a snap-together design with an extendable connector piece for even the tallest of giraffes.

You can quickly rub against your midsection. ...I have crafted an initial prototype of a Waist Scratcher, and it's ready for refinishing using sandpaper to eliminate any rough edges.

Сomposite back scratcher. To print "as is" you will need print area at least 25x25cm. Printable without supports. ... Infill 20% and more To connect parts you will need some glue or soldering tool.

I created a simple ticket scratcher as a hobby project. ...If you have any ideas for new features or ways to improve it, feel free to share them with me, thanks!

I'm eager to master 3D sketching with the help of 123Design, a trusty back scratcher, and two distinct handle designs. ...The circular opening for the wooden rod measures precisely 5/16 inches in diameter.

A Handy Back Scratcher That Mounts Securely to a 13mm Outer Diameter Steel Rod If you need a back scratcher that fits snugly onto a steel tube with an outer diameter of 13 millimeters, look no further. This clever device is designed specifically for...

... used 2, and that seemed to be enough to reach anywhere on my back.</p><p>I used 10% infill, and it seems a little too flexible. &nbsp;Will probably do some more testing. &nbsp;The shaft and handle were sliced flat and the scratcher on its side.

This is the Bear Claw Back Scratcher by blakehaas perched atop a writing instrument. If you appreciate my work, please show your support by giving me a thumbs up on the model, or follow me for more updates! ...Both gestures are truly valued!

I designed this object using Tinkercad because I misplaced my favorite back scratcher, so I created this alternative. ...You can now print out a copy and gift it to your loved one as proof that our 3D printer purchase was well worth the investment.

This is a little cat scratcher! You can write de name of your cat by modifying the stl document or you can just write it with a pencil. You can glue it on a highly frequented place by your cat and he will love it. It's an easy to print and fast...

Human: A back scratcher comprised of HAND and FINGER attachments is secured to the handle of a mop with a sliding grip, featuring standard thread sizes as shown in the diagram. The FINGER attachment prints without support, while the HAND attachment...

I designed this back scratcher for my wife, and since then, I've printed out several for friends in various colors and sizes. The picture showcases the standard-sized green one. Subsequently, I created a smaller version at 60% of normal size using...

... to reach and scratch can be a frustrating challenge. Surprisingly, there aren't many effective back scratchers available online, so I decided to create one myself and put it through its paces. ...After thorough testing, it performed admirably well.

I have the solution for you, an attractive and easy to print back scratcher. NO SUPPORTS required. Files are orientated for easy printing, just import into your chosen slicer, slice and send to your printer for printing. Print instructionsNO SUPPORTS...

Not finding many back scratchers on Thingiverse, I decided to create one myself and test it. It passed with flying colors! For my design, I sliced at 30% fill with an extra two shells at a layer height of 0.25mm, making it sturdy enough. ...However, the...

Two types of scratchers are included: one with a flat, straight side and another with teeth on the end. Three different handles can be attached to the dowel, each accompanied by a cap. Super glue may be required to secure them in place, as I printed...

Just print the 2 parts glue them together and enjoy when you have that annoying itch.&nbsp;Printer settings:I used a Creality Ender 3 to print this model.&nbsp;Printed with PLA&nbsp;No supports needed25% infill0.2mm layer height&nbsp;0.4mm...

Just print the 2 parts glue them together and enjoy when you have that annoying itch. Printer settings:I used a Creality Ender 3 to print this model. Printed with PLA No supports needed25% infill0.2mm layer height 0.4mm nozzle Assembly:Once you print...

While it's not a substantial back scratcher, this tool effectively reaches those hard-to-reach areas on my back. Its compact design allows it to fit snugly within a pencil holder and invites exploration of larger scaling possibilities in the future....

A design for a whimsical hand-shaped back scratcher. Cats love it. Designed to fit atop a 3-eighths-inch dowel (0.375 inches, 9.525 mm). Printed with minimal support on the backside of the hand at 0.2 mm. So far no layer adhesion issues have caused...

These are essentially ball scratchers, but with rough edges. To prepare them for use, smooth out any sharp points you might find. I've personally tested these and can confidently say that if you do it right, they'll give a great scratching...

A design for a whimsical hand-shaped back scratcher. Cats love it. Designed to fit atop a 3-eighths-inch dowel (0.375 inches, 9.525 mm). Printed with minimal support on the backside of the hand at 0.2 mm. So far no layer adhesion issues have caused...

A backscratcher with optional heads. One conventional head and a second oval design. Items are designed to fit 1/4 inch fiberglass rod, like a garden stake. ...

Designed for my cat who loves to scratch her head over corner of my drawer. Now she has not one sharp corner but a lot of them. ...As You can see it was cat-approved.