mini tripod ball head 3d models

In addition to the printable parts, you will need 9 pieces of M5 bolts L=20 mm (preferably with butterfly nuts) to assemble the tripod. For fixing the camera, I use an M6 threaded rod (L=20 mm) with a butterfly nut. Have fun :) Edit: I...

Now you can simply repurpose an existing tripod to secure your phone. Works seamlessly with its own thread or a standard 1/4 inch BSW screw, perfect for even the most precise applications. To find one online, I easily discovered options on...

Ever had to toss aside a tiny tripod that still managed to be pretty useful? Or do you have, like me, a bunch of them collecting dust in a drawer because you inevitably lose or break that little threaded ring thingy? I was fed up with constantly...

Mount your iPad mini with confidence using a sturdy STM case that fits like a glove, while also accommodating the sleek design of the iPad Air model with effortless precision.

... slot size and the bolt hex head hole at the bottom. The bolt head hole was designed so that it could be easily printed without any supports. ... Other hardware I utilized: - 1 1/4"x6" hex head bolt - 1 1/4" nut - 1 1/4" flat washer - 1 1/4" wing nut

... using an M3D Micro 3D printer. The part requires far too much pressure to insert and remove on my replica Gorillapod Mini acquired from eBay, and it does not seem to fit the profile of the screw mount that came with it, which functions perfectly.

... intention was to make the bolt head hole easily printable without requiring any supports. Other hardware used in this project includes: - A 1.25-inch by 6-inch hex head bolt - A 1.25-inch nut - A 1.25-inch flat washer - A 1.25-inch wing nut

I took a deep breath and began searching for a compact tabletop that could be screwed onto a tripod - something simple yet efficient. However, I couldn't find exactly what I needed. Given my impulsive nature, I decided to create it myself. Within...

I bought an AT2035 microphone that I travel with, and I wanted a stand tripod for it. So I made one because I didn't want to just buy one? I don't understand my decisions ether. You'll need M3 Nuts and bolts to hold the legs on, PETG for the base...

... toy and watch heads spin! ...This amusing game teaches cats to disrespect us even more than usual. The oddly shaped ball, despite its large nose, rolls effortlessly. ...Each purchase comes with four identical, slightly egg-shaped balls for endless fun.

The thread precisely matches standard tripod mount dimensions, ensuring a seamless fit without any additional support needed or recommended. ...I designed and printed this item myself using an Ender 3 3D printer, taking advantage of Fusion 360's...

This simple ball head joint offers approximately 15° of flexibility in all directions, allowing for smooth adjustments. You can secure it to various components using either glue or screws. It features a snug fit but you can fine-tune the tolerances...

I'm modeling an Indian Ball Head Club weapon. I began with a low-resolution model, then built a high-resolution model. This is the first version of a series of versions until the final product is complete. Next, I'll edit this model to achieve smooth...

Use thick infill to be strong, slow down the print speed, and be careful when removing the support on the object, for installation there are additional bolts you can see in the picture for the baud size, Use super glue to strengthen the baud tip, You...

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This small, egg-shaped toy allows cats to playfully swat it around while displaying the same disdain towards their owners. ...Featuring four identical faces that can be turned upside down, this ball provides endless entertainment for feline enthusiasts.

This lightweight plastic stunt hammer head replica was designed as an alternative to a live steel hammer head. In Blender, mesh modeling was carried out with precision. The first file features low polygon counts but accurately represents dimensions.

... this is an ultimate collector's item that embodies their unwavering enthusiasm. Secure your very own replica of Barnacules' head at no cost by visiting these links: https://twitter.com/Barnacules and https://www.youtube.com/user/barnacules1.

Creation of an anti-vibration foot for the Creality CR10S-PRO from a mini squash ball. ... Dimension : - Of the foot without the ball, diameter is 21.7 millimeters - Of the foot with the ball, diameter is 22.7 millimeters

For a deeper understanding of how to calculate RPM for a specific range, head over to http://dlacko.org/blog/2016/06/25/3d-printed-mini-ball-launcher/. When assembling the launcher, be sure to use short M3 screws to secure the rotor to the motor...

The remixer took the existing ball mount and transformed it into a versatile quick release mount that's now perfectly compatible with a sturdy Manfrotto tripod.

I'm in need of a GoPro-compatible ball-head that's perfectly suited for my awesome Mini Tripod. To get the perfect shot, I've also added a new knob that provides a more secure grip by tightening the ball head just right. ...Some design files include...

Alternative version of the tripod adapter made specifically for use with my Cullmann tripod.

### ISO Threaded Camera Tripod Ball Joint Are you one of those misfortunate souls who bought a camera phone tripod and the plastic just could not hack it, when it finally failed on the threads? I sure was! And that was my only tripod. Seeing as I had...

This is mini bowling ball that I created for indoor use. If want you can try it at bowling alley if you wanted to. Note you have to drill your own holes for your fingers. ...This will give the feel for your self.

Smartphone photographer, take your mobile photography to new heights with this compact and portable mini tripod! With a sturdy 12mm ballhead, you can level your camera for perfect shots every time. ...Whether you're capturing stunning landscapes or...

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I needed it to unleash a bolt of lightning! Hot Shoe Flash Mount found here - thanks a ton for that! ...: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2352365 To assemble, you'll need at least: 3 x screws M4 x 30mm 3 x elastic stop nuts M4 Update: Added Feet...

I created this attachment to securely fasten my webcam onto it, rather than attaching it to my monitor.

This is a modified version of Part1.STL from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3863740 that utilizes a 1/4-20 UNC by 3/8" hex bolt instead of the original M5x10, as 1/4-20 UNC is the thread size commonly used in cameras.