light saber belt clip 3d models

I found myself printing several light sabers found on here, and I kept thinking about what I would like to change - then I decided to make one instead... The 'body' is a bit too tall to print on my Ender 3 S1 Pro (approx 290mm) - so I split the...

I Designed a Single-Handed Light Saber Hilt I crafted this innovative device using the versatile design platform Tinkercad, allowing me to edit and refine its design directly within their user-friendly interface. ...Check out my creation online at...

Here's an easier to build version of my custom light saber I uploaded, with optimized print settings. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker 2 Rafts: Not necessary Supports: Enabled Resolution: High (0.2mm) Infill:...

... kept slipping out of place due to its inconsistent length. ...To prevent this issue, I designed a simple belt clip that secures the excess portion of my belt and keeps it from getting in the way. ...The clip was printed using durable T-Glase material.

An accessory in the form of a clip that attaches to a belt to hold objects such as tools, radios, or keys.

This is something you can easily alter or glue anything to. ...I used it to attach a clip to so I could have scissors on my belt.

Daniel Norée created a belt clip for his belt, which was either too short or excessively long. He printed it using T-Glase material to keep the end of the belt in place. ...Connect with him on various social media platforms including Home, GooglePlus,...

This is a simple belt clip that solves the issue of your belt always flipping out in the wind. With this clip, it will keep it nice and secure to your waist. ...It is designed with rounded edges so that right off the build plate, it is smooth and...

To be honest, I was really digging the original style but realized if you hang the saber higher than eye level, the stand blocks out part of the Light Saber's view. That's why I remade this one specifically designed for mounting directly to the wall...

This clip is designed for tightening a GT2 belt onto 2040 aluminum extrusion, perfect for use on a belt driven CNC machine or similar applications. For optimal results, print the clip in a more durable filament as it will be subjected to tension.

My stand holds the saber upright and has a clip to hold the blade in place when stuck to the wall. A logo can be glued onto the top of the clip, while the base already features one. ... Print Settings Printer: DRT-HanBot Rafts: No Supports: No ...

After having a lot of trouble trying to assemble my light saber i decided to remake it and share it with other Star Wars fans like me. Hi again! I updated the files, it was a long time ago since i exported files and i forgot to change one setting...

Mini Light Saber for Yodarita. Print Settings Printer: BIBO Rafts: NoSupports: No Resolution: 150 umInfill: 100% Filament: Inland PLA Glow in the dark Notes: Basic print settings. ...I used .12 layer height and 30 mps.</p></div> How I Designed...

I crafted this versatile Belt Clip specifically for a friend's Resident Evil cosplay, designed to securely hold a lantern in place while also providing flexibility for use with various other items that need to be attached to a belt. This ingenious...

I remixed this belt clip to attach the tubing for my medical wound vac. I kept tripping up on it as it dangled from my foot to a small backpack. ... May also be used to attach keys and other items to a belt or shoulder strap.

... ingenious device enables individuals to securely fasten keys, chains, or other everyday essentials to their belts, keeping them within easy reach. ...The clip's design ensures a firm grasp on any belt, guaranteeing that items remain safely in place.

My Belt Was Short or Too Long, So I Made a Clip to Keep it in Place. Now My Belt Stays Secure Without Any Issues. Printed on a Strong and Durable T-Glase Material That Can Withstand Everyday Use. ... Visit Me at: Home Things GooglePlus Twitter Facebook...

I modified jcdoll's belt clip design, lengthening them significantly and refining the surface for better grip on the belt. The adjusted mouth ensures a more secure fit. I created these clips quickly after removing my springs and zip ties, making them...

After facing numerous challenges trying to assemble my light saber, I decided to remake it and share it with fellow Star Wars enthusiasts who can relate to my experience. Hi again! I've updated the files, which is a relief after such a long time...

This is a remix of the Darth Vader's Light Saber posted by laclede in 2017. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2082019 I've made some practical design modifications in order to match the movie prop. Also, I wanted to address some issues, like...

Belt clip, lightweight construction, ready to use immediately after printing, does not require twisting with screws or glue. ...in photo 9 you can see how to fold it, it requires a bit of strength part springA and springB need to be printed in PETG or...

Added display a stand on 4/3/21 Added screw heads to emitter for looks, adjusted diameter of the switch, added a second choice for the end cap 4/4/21 The blades are from 3DPRINTINGWORLDS fine Collapsing Light Saber...

this is a drill guide for switches on a saber, it requires bushings (metal rod to guide the drill) I'll update the req'd dimensions later

redesigned from some other clips I could find but were to imprecise, didn't have a chamfered edge to assist the belt "sliding" in when assembling under tension and were to short or to weak. I printed this in petg. ... Category: 3D Printer Parts

Here's a revised version of that text: Human components redesigned with precision from various clips found online, but lacked a crucial chamfered edge that facilitates effortless belt insertion during assembly under stress, and were either too short...

I built this clip lying flat on my workbench, but removing the support material can be a bit of a challenge - it takes about 10 minutes to get rid of it without any special build settings. This clip attaches solidly to my pants, providing a secure...

But for a Taser™, I like the simplicity of this belt clip.Without a clip or holster, a weapon stuffed into your pants will simply fall down them, exiting at your ankle at an inopportune moment. It doesn't work nearly as well in real life as it does...

Modified the original saber by perforating and slicing it, then added several new blades. The modification required a 1-meter length of 6-millimeter threaded rod, two bolts, and glue to secure everything in place tightly. ...Additionally, nano support...

... translucent PLA at a resolution of 0.1mm, it required no support material. The design fits perfectly and securely within the "Beam Chamber End" piece. My fully printed saber is now available on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/make:347566

... can look forward to seeing more designs from my collection. Alternatively, people seeking a truly personalized experience are welcome to engage in conversation with me about crafting a bespoke saber hilt tailored specifically to their needs.