lantech wrapper 3d models

Coil WrapperIncludes 2 options for wrapping:-Using hand.-Using a drill.With 3 diameter choices, 2.5, 3 and 3.5.Requirements:-Strong spring (3D printer bed spring).-5mm rod to attach to drill.-M2x24 bolt with nut.-M4x6 grub socket screw.

Grab your earbuds by grasping the middle section of the cord with both hands. Next, bend the two flaps located at the center and carefully push the center of the cord through one side. Then wrap the remaining cable around it securely. ...Now, take the...

The Magnus is a tidy blaster; I'm absolutely smitten with hand cannons. However, I'm slightly disappointed that it doesn't have a tactical rail on top. I rarely utilize the rails, but I like having them available.\r\n\r\nSo what's the solution? A...

Grab your earbuds by grasping the center of the cord. Bend the two flaps inward, allowing you to feed the center of the cord through. Push it firmly to one side. Next, wrap the cord around in a secure manner. ...Take hold of the end of the cord and...

Effortless organization for your earphones is now a reality. A universally versatile solution that caters to all your needs. ...No more frustrating tangles of wires, no more frantic searches for misplaced earphones.

This is a 7mm size nut holder designed to make screwing and unscrewing effortless. The key to achieving perfect results lies in heating the nut with a welder once it's securely attached to the 3D printed piece. As the nut heats up, it melts and...

You're probably going nuts because your earbuds are twisted up! Just coil them around this tree and you'll be good to go. Make sure the loops fit snugly into the holes so they don't unravel. ...Specifications: Tree: 6.75 x 7.45 x 0.35 cm Holes: min 1.3...

This compact design wraps around the Yubikey USB-C securely, ensuring it stays in place despite its relatively small size. ...Holding everything together requires just one M3 screw.

This sleek and practical headphone case ensures your earbuds are always at hand, eliminating the risk of misplacement and serving as a constant reminder to keep them tidy when storing them. ...Its central opening accommodates headphones with built-in...

Grab your earbuds by grasping firmly onto the center of the cable. Bend both flaps inward in the middle, then thread the center of the cable through from one side. Wrap the cable snugly around itself to keep it secure. Take hold of the end of the...

Use these wire wraps to secure solid core hookup wire firmly around header pins. Perfect for swift connections in tight spaces, they also allow for effortless two-wire twisting. The connection can remain temporary or be soldered together permanently....

So this is my third shot at figuring out how to wrap headphones. This version puts the least amount of strain on the ends of the cable, which I think makes it a bit more durable. It's also the least practical design in my whole idea, but I see it as...

This design embodies simplicity at its core. ...Every aspect of it is intentionally straightforward, reflecting a guiding principle: anything less than instant usability is overcomplication.

Printed in white ABS+. Can print in anything, might use a higher temp filament since its by windows. ... Looks great

Instructions: - Grab your earbuds by the center of the cable - Bend the two flaps in the center and feed the center of the cable through, push it to one side - Wrap the cable around - Take the end of the cable and put in one of the 4 arms on the...

People usually wrap their headphone cables or headphones around this to prevent tangling of their cords. Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator 2X Rafts: They are used here. Supports: These features are available.

Here is a rewrite of that request, using a friendly and casual tone, active voice throughout, meeting Flesch-Kincaid test scores, without extra comments, or phrases: Create a pattern to roll kanthal into Clapton designs

Mounting holes for motor: 22mm (across) m3 (can be edited with included step files)please use a motor with high torque, and make sure your cable is fixed and cannot move too much, otherwise the cables will just get pulled to the side by the tapeThe...

This is a minimalist headphone wrap design that embodies a straightforward approach. ...Its creator aimed for simplicity by adhering to a guiding principle: if someone cannot recall how to use it after initial guidance, the design has likely become...

I recommend using a good double-sided tape to fix it firmly.Easy WAF Points ;-)

According to Prodetec, they are aiming to deliver exceptional results by utilizing their expertise in the field. Their goal is to provide top-notch services that will exceed client expectations. ...With their innovative approach and dedication to...

So this is my third shot at creating a way to wrap headphones. This version puts the least amount of strain on the ends of the cable. This is also the least practical design I've come up with, but I think it's more of a novelty item. Assembly: 1...

Printed in vibrant white ABS plus plastic, it has the ability to produce a wide range of colors and designs. ...The user may choose to utilize a slightly higher temperature filament for printing near windows due to potential exposure to direct sunlight.

This is a ridiculously straightforward little print, designed to keep my headphone cables from getting hopelessly knotted in my pocket. There are two versions - I use the 80% size version for my iPhone headphones. -- attribution -- I spotted a...

The human hand cradles a versatile tool that wraps around objects of all shapes and sizes, holding them securely in place with a firm yet gentle grasp.

She uses it to keep her headphones cables tidy, and I crafted it specifically for her since she has an unusually long headphone cable.

It's a sleek fusion of innovation and artistry, with a metallic heart crafted in Blender software and an eye-catching outer layer designed in Photoshop.

Functional, practical, stylish (sort of) way to organize your earphones. Almost universal. No more tangled wires, no more losing earphones or searching where you left them. ...(Unless you lose your arm somehow)

A DIY butterfly-shaped headphone cord organizer created using Tinkercad software is set to make its debut at an upcoming school craft fair, offering a unique and functional accessory for music lovers of all ages.