low profile c clamp 3d models

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This is a customizable C-clamp that uses a nut and screw for the clamping force, much like a "beam clamp" It rounds the inside corners and outer edges to save some material and time with the excellent...

Pixhawk Mount Keeps Flight Controller Tucked Away. ...Designed to secure your Pixhawk between top and bottom plates, or keep it low for a neater setup.

An M10 T-Slot Nut is a crucial component in constructing and assembling various structures, particularly those made from aluminum extrusions or profiles. The T-Slot Nut is designed to fit into the T-slot of these extrusions, allowing for easy and...

Since the toe breaks aren't as important to me, I just created these slim line profile pedals. Which will hopefully be a bit more comfy with the ability to rest my heels on the floor on longer flights. ...I may engineer breaks again in future, but for...

Taking inspiration from enif's design, I made some adjustments: - I eliminated the back panel, resulting in a lower profile and easier access to the batteries. - I relocated the holes on the spring end to the edges, allowing for thicker multi-core...

Securely fasten a reel of filament to your Prusa i2 printer by firmly attaching it to two top threaded rods using clamp mechanisms on each side. Four bearings positioned along the spool allow for effortless rotation, ensuring stability is maintained...

The clamping mechanism tightens down onto the two threaded rods at the top. What's more, the setup is adjustable to accommodate various spool sizes. To use this component successfully, make sure to attach it flat during the printing process and...

My significant other doesn't mind the whopping +16mm profile of her lego keychain piece but that would just take up too much of my pocket (combined with the other keys as you can see from the pic). So, I always go with the lower profile version... If...

My significant other doesn't mind the impressive +16mm profile of her Lego keychain piece, but it would take up too much space in my pocket, especially with the other keys as you can see from the picture. So I always opt for the lower profile version...

These are extremely low-hat benchdogs. The STL version is designed for 20 mm holes, but the CAD file is available and fully customizable for both the cap size and the hole diameter. ... The hat is carefully angled towards the piece to maximize the...

I required a compact, low-key hook that wasn't readily available on Thingiverse, prompting me to design one using FreeCAD. ...It's essential to rotate the model by 90 degrees prior to printing in order to achieve maximum vertical rigidity.

The C clamp has the mount on the end that I don't need. So I reworked this in Tinkercad to move the attachment point to the other end of the clamp. It should print well, but hasn't been printed yet, which is why it's still a work in progress. ... Mar...

:) I started out intending to design a carabiner, and ended up with a C-clamp.  It's the oldest tale, right?  I was working with ovals, rectangles, hinges and screw closures, and suddenly realised I was basically half-way to a clamp. Why another...

This 20-ton Torin Stubby hydraulic bottle jack has compact dimensions, making it ideal for low clearance applications. I designed a SolidWorks assembly to ensure that any accessories I create will fit perfectly with this jack. Currently, I'm using...

I needed a compact, reliable, portable tripod for capturing low-angle shots and created this design to meet that requirement. Its ultra-lightweight construction makes it easy to carry, while precise micro-adjustments are facilitated by fine threads...

I don't like to print threaded things with my Anet A8, I don't trust it :P. ...So I remade the 40cm C clamp to use a M6 screw instead. ...And I decided to share it in case of someone wanted to to the same thing.

I don't like to print threaded things with my Anet A8, I don't trust it :P. ...So I remade the 40cm C clamp to use a M6 screw instead. ...And I decided to share it in case of someone wanted to to the same thing.

A remix of the great C-clamp design of HeyVye's mounting system project, for the Lansky sharpening system. Printing: For better results, it is recommended not to use support for any through hole, only use support for the cylinder tenon at the...

... a horizontal base and is branded as "ELESA+GANTER" GN_810_70 type. ...It requires maintenance with the label "COVER - MAINTENANCE REQUEST" to ensure safety. The necessary procedure involves performing the Murtfedt "S" variation, specifically C version.

clamp for kis C Box cube 27Lbox can be bought in OBI storesfor perfect airtightness use 16 clamps and sealing tape between box and lidprint with any material, any layer height, 5 perimetershttps://www.kis.it/en/singola-variante?id=39615 If you...

I rewired the filament sensor for the CR-10 3D printer from scratch and bolstered its foundation with a sturdy C-clamp, ensuring it stays firmly in place. This design adjustment prevents the sensor from shifting around and coming loose during...

A simple and efficient design for a 608 Bearing Press paired with a 2" C-Clamp is what I came up with. The notch at the top prevents slippage when tightening the clamp, making it ideal for finishing Spinners without needing to use a heat gun or...

This is a customizable C-clamp that uses a nut and screw for the clamping force, much like a "beam clamp" It rounds the inside corners and outer edges to save some material and time with the excellent...

This little clamp is made to fix the ipad Cable under the desk. ...

A clamp designed to function effectively on IV Poles and similar structures is what this product offers.

THIS IS A CLAMP FOR HAND GRINDER TOOL MADE FOR MINE , GUESS IT FITS ALL 65MM ROUND BODY

To Assemble Many Thanks to Souristoutirabi for Original Design Clamp Files Added for 20mm and 25mm Widths -20mm Requires M5x35mm Bolt or M5x40mm Bolts Respectively

I needed some clamps to hold parts together while the glue dried.I had problems with other clamps that had flat ends because they would slide off of parts that were not flat and/or had a texture.Also the threaded parts were not strong enough because...

BOM: - Printed Stand - Printed M8 Knob - Optional Bolt Head Cover (for surface protection and stability) - 50mm M8 Bolt, M8 nut - Superglue The nut has sufficient clearance within the clamp's extruded cut to secure it with superglue. I borrowed the...