jelly caddy 3d models

Coffee Caddy to hold lids, stirring straws, half and half, and sugar packetsIf you like my design you can always Buy Me A Coffee

Bathroom Caddy printed specifically for the stuff I use every morning. ...Looks great in white PLA with a .30 layer height.

This is a Loonie Caddy. It will hold up to $200.00 in Canadian loonies. ...The cover locks in place and will keep the loonies from spilling out.

Jeton caddy a accrocher après ses clés, de manière a l'avoir toujours sur soit! ... N'hésitez pas a mettre un like si le produit vous plait Imprimez!

Shower Caddy for holding your soaps, luffa, or razor! ... Printed with hatchbox wood filament and stained with espresso polyurethane one-step.

Paint brush caddy holds a variety of medium sized brushes. Clips onto the rim of a 5 gallon bucket. ...Print on its side.

Just a simple little caddy I designed to attach/hang from my bedside table to hold my chapstick. ...You can place whatever you'd like in it.

This sleek bathroom caddy attaches effortlessly to your mirror, keeping all of your daily essentials within easy reach and neatly organized for a clutter-free experience.

This shower caddy is the model used to demonstrate Adaptive Slice in GrabCAD Print. ...See the complete tutorial: How to Use Adaptive Slice in GrabCAD PrintBuilt in Creo.

Just a little Shower Caddy to free up some room on the shower floor. ... Let me know if you'd want any customized sizing or designs on it.

I built a set of caddies for my wife's classroom, one for each desk to store an assortment of essential school supplies.

Bathroom Caddy printed specifically for the stuff I use every morning. ...Looks great in white PLA with a .30 layer height.

Simple Tight Desk Caddy 150mm x 150mmm - 4 pen holders - 1 cup holder - 2 large slots - 1 small slot - grab tray - ruler holder

... showcasing its design and structure in an immersive format. ...This model provides a realistic visualization of the caddy, allowing potential buyers to assess its functionality and aesthetics from various angles before making a purchase decision.

... dimensions measure approximately 90x55mm. Its tiny size belies its remarkable strength, which holds up surprisingly well even when printed in PLA material. To assemble this caddy, you will need two M3x12 stainless steel screws and two matching nuts.

... items. ...My setup includes the compact ThruNite Ti3 flashlight, the reliable Spyderco Roadie folding knife, and Vision Metal Design's sleek LP-5 pen. This little caddy fits snugly in my watch or fifth pocket, keeping everything organized and quiet.

... to hold three essential items: a sponge, a metal SOS pad, and a brush that can be securely stored in its designated hole. The clever floor slides feature allows the caddy to retract, minimizing support material waste and making it easier to install.

I was tired of people taking my good flashlights, so I bought a cheap 6-pack of lights from Amazon for $10 and made this caddy for easy access. It fits flashlights that are ~25 mm in diameter. ...I printed it in glow-in-the-dark filament for extra fun.

I designed a caddy to hold your AA or AAA batteries securely on the wall. I prefer using my rechargeable batteries in the order they were recharged, which has become a challenging storage problem for me. ...To overcome this issue, I created my own small...

... TPU print so as to not scratch table surfaces and make for easy cleaning. The posts on the runner are designed to be a friction fit with the caddy holes. ...I have to slightly trim the side of the holes touching the buildplate for a good, easy fit.

... the extremely long wing mount screws. I also designed a wing holder that fits on the body of the AeroScout just ahead of the vertical stabilizer and supports the wingtips while in the caddy which keeps them in place while transporting the plane.

The FitPC2 Caddy is specifically designed to hold up to five FitPCs, inspired by a hard drive caddy featured on Hackaday (http://hackaday.com/2013/07/27/10-drive-microserver-is-the-clown-car-of-the-computer-case-world/). This Hackaday post in turn...

Caddy for the storage of shampoo and shower other stuff. Just hangs on the shower mixer rail. You need to print 2 brackets. ... I changed the infill around the top to 100% to give it more strength.

Here's a small caddy for pens or other small objects that was inspired by softbox's Milk Isolator here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:809055 The scad file is included if you want to 'enhance' it!

This is a handy caddy for pens and pencils.It prints in two parts without supports. The handle slides into the container's ribs. ...A dab of super glue will do.Dimensions: 156x156 mm, height ~133 mm

Sink caddy designed to hold a drain stopper, sponge, squeegee, and other miscellaneous items if desired. ... If you found this useful, feel free to buy me a coffee (https://ko-fi.com/edjsage).

Caddy for charging devices and holding personal items like watches and keys etc. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: Robo 3D Printer Model: R1 ABS + PLA Model Rafts: Off Supports: Off Resolution: Low Infill: 20 Percent

Wanted a caddy to hold my XTool accessories. Designed this to hold the legs, the support module for the rotary attachment, the magnets for the honeycomb tray, and other misc things. ... Created in TinkerCAD: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/bsCyEAIOAtV

3 part bathroom sink caddy to hold an Oral B Pro 570 toothbrush, toothpaste, and a Phillips OneBlade. Uses 3 suction cups to stick to tile. ...Any makes/comments please post them and I will work on improving it!

<p>Grab some milk and cookies because it is time to get your dunk on. ... This is the Cookie Caddy and it is the perfect receptacle for all your dunking needs.