m6 thread 3d models

PC4-M6 PTFE Connector for modeling purposes

Made from ABS, needs tap M6 tool.

PCB Terminal OT-016-M6-L10

Doorknob for m6 screw Just put a m6 nut inside

Template with M6 to M12 thread

It accommodates either an M5 or M6 screw with a printed thread that benefits significantly from high-resolution printing, as the knurling turns out exceptionally well. To achieve this, I followed the precise steps outlined in the video at...

Insert an M6 nut directly into the doorknob.

Self-tapping screw button head with three arms, M6 size.

M6 T-nut for 30-60 alu profiel

Simple ergonomic knobs for M5 or M6 bolts/nuts.

Clip for D=6 mm pipes with embedded M6 nut

Replica model of the BMW M6 E63. ...(Scale 1/1000)

Handle for M6 Nut for quick release.

An M6 x 30mm Allen screw head bolt is required.

Replica model of the BMW M6 E63. ... (Scale 1/1000)

Simple ergonomic knobs for M5 or M6 bolts/nuts.

Adjustable leg for furniture equipped with a versatile M6 screw.

Adjusted iRobot Braava Wheel to fit the M6 model

This is the receptacle for an M6 screw.

M6 nut holder to 3030 or 4040 ALU profile.

FiiO M6 case for ABS/PETG/PLA plascics

A simple M6 Locking knob for exagon socket cylindrical.

Usar tornillo bristol M6 inoxidable x 30mm long.

Adaptor from M6 to M4 for Bowden cable

This is my design of a small (35 mm outer diamater) but usefull star knob for M6 screws or nuts. Tight fit, needs a counter part to screw in. I also used a 6 mm drill bit to fine tune the hole for the thread. Print Settings Printer: Renkforce RF100...

Remix of a remix, wanted a filament runout sensor that uses these microswitches with roller ball levers that can work both ways (load and also unload filament after a runout is triggered) and since I had these m6 fittings lying around I made threads...

M6 handle, when printed at 100% you can push the m6 nut inside using a bench vise. Fits perfectly, heavy duty. ...

Turn the knob to "Triangle" for M6 screw or M6 nut in the "Sink" knob. ... - Entire diameter is 50mm - Thickness is 8mm

A nut with M6 x 1 metric measurement is required for the task at hand.

Bolt for a M6 or M8 screw for under your printer frame