homemade christmas tree stand 3d models

Three-dimensional rendering of a thriving Christmas tree farm in North Carolina.

I designed this Christmas tree stand to hold a single heavy ornament. This is a good way to present a Christmas ornament as a gift. It is also possible to hang multiple smaller ornaments from it as well. I designed this to hold a Melted Snowman...

Hi this is my upcycle christmas tree stand prototype. For tree diameter 15-45 mm. Its projected fast, works great and looks cool. Enjoy Happy Holidays. You need prusament empty spool 3x stojanklin 1x stojanspod I print with 0.2 layer and 10-15%...

Here is a stand I made for a mini Christmas tree but can be used for anything with a pole. the hole has a diameter of 1/2 inches but can be scaled to fit any. ...This is my first upload so please enjoy!

Get ready to deck the halls with festive flair by printing a set of 4 holiday-themed cap replacements for your Christmas tree stand. ...Simply attach these decorative caps to the ends of the screws to add some merry magic to your holiday decor!

Last year when i put away my fake Christmas tree one of the legs went missing.  So i designed a replacement one in Fusion 360. ... I found the best way to print the stand was at a 45 degree angle on the toe, that allow me to fit in my printer and was...

A very simple solution to those terrible Christmas tree stand supports! Ours lacked the stability and area coverage needed to hold up our Christmas tree so this is a very practical solution. This fits 6mm bolts but I also included an 8mm...

Delightful and effortless-to-print ornament stand in the shape of a Christmas tree takes center stage. Crafted specifically for baubles ranging from 50mm to 90mm; simply use the STL file tailored to your chosen bauble size. Pro Tip: Scale it up...

I've been using my Christmas tree stand for a while now and have found that its four 5/16" (8mm?) threaded rods are perfect for adjusting the tree's position in the stand. The back of each rod is smooth, without any threads, and bends at a 90-degree...

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Christmas Tree Stand Stabilizers by RebelTaz Every year when we go to our local tree farm, invariably the tree that we choose to cut down will always be too small in diameter to fit safely in our tree stand. Last year, I told my girlfriend "hold my...

Christmas Tree Stand Stabilizers by RebelTaz Every year when we go to our local tree farm, invariably the tree that we choose to cut down will always be too small in diameter to fit safely in our tree stand. Last year, I told my girlfriend "hold my...

So I designed and printed a tree stand that the tree can mount to using 2.5mm or 3mm screws. ... <p><a rel="nofollow" href="https://ko-fi.com/john_u"><img src="https://i.imgur.com/KjJjavu.jpeg" alt="Buy Me a Coffee at ko-fi.com" width="71" height="53"...

Use this to make it a little easier on the hands when tightening the screws down on the Christmas tree.

Folding tripod for christmas tree installation. Hole diameter 40 mm. Tripod diameter 300 mm. ... Height 70 mm.

Folding tripod for christmas tree installation. Hole diameter 40 mm. ...Tripod diameter 300 mm Height 70 mm

Unable to locate a Mini/Micro Christmas tree stand online, I decided to add some festive cheer to my work desk using a 3D printer. The design features a compact base suitable for small desktop trees, with instructions available for printing on a...

These are replacement caps for Christmas Tree stand. ...Print a set of 4 and put them on the ends of the screws to celebrate the Season!</p><h3>Print instructions</h3><h3>Category: Replacement Parts Print Settings</h3><p><strong>Rafts:</strong>...

Here I was with my christmas tree, but no stand. So I decided to design & print one. It was a good project, especially to liquidate some of remaining filament spools I had around: explaining the multicolors print. It is a 8 printed parts print...

I lost two of our Christmas tree stand turn handles over time. So, I decided to design and make my own. A simple design proved quite useful. The outer diameter is 13mm, including the grips at 15mm, while the inner diameter is 9mm. Print Settings: ...

I'm using my Christmas tree stand, which comes equipped with four 5/16" (8mm?) threaded rods that allow me to adjust the tree's position in the stand. The back of each rod is free from threads and features a 90-degree bend about an inch from the end,...

Print a sturdy base that can hold your Christmas tree upright, then craft four matching arms to secure it firmly in place.

Christmas tree in the micro version.-minimalistic-ecological- does not take up space-does not leave hundreds of needles behind4mm tree hole.

Create a stunning Christmas tree using the Bottle stand, Light pole stand, Floating pool table support, and other parts available for download. Print a few of these components and combine them in innovative ways to craft a unique tree. Fill the...

Christmas Tree Stander The person who sets up a festive tree during the holiday season is known as a Christmas tree stander. This individual carefully selects and installs the towering evergreen in their home, transforming it into a vibrant...

A custom-made prosthetic limb tailored specifically for an artificial tree stand of modest size.

just costum xmas tree stand. ...maybe will be usefull for someone

Use a hammer or similar to fit the "roots" in the designated slots.Lay the tree on the side, and screw the bottom of the "Center assembly" into the center of the Christmas tree stem. Raise the tree.Use spacers to level the tree. Print settings:...

Lay the tree on the side, and screw the bottom of the "Center assembly" into the center of the Christmas tree stem. Raise the tree. Use spacers to level the tree. Print settings: Enable support. Pcs. ...needed: 1 x Center assembly 3 x root ...

I created a basic 24-inch artificial Christmas tree that had a stand which eventually broke. I wasn't impressed by most of the designs on Thingiverse because they were either too large or required metal bolts that I might not have had on hand. So, I...