nutcracker stl 3d models

You'll need a trusty nutcracker, and all you have to do is attach an M8 bolt and its corresponding nut with some glue (!). No extra support is necessary. ...It prints well with 30% infill and still functions perfectly.

This model is a one-piece flexi nutcracker with 10 joints and needs no supports, no rafts and no assembly. It is my first 3D printable model worth sharing. ...Great for Christmas times :)

Add one of the most elegant decorations to your Christmas decoration this year: a key ring or a tree ornament in the shape of a nutcracker. The figure of the nutcracker is a small soldier that adds a touch of tradition and style. ...The figure can be...

Both assembled and disassembled, ready to print with ease, this 3D printed masterpiece was born out of frustration - all those Batman nutcrackers out there are just figures turned into crackers, not the real deal. So I decided to have some fun and...

Original nutcracker in the shape of a guitar The nut slot measures approximately 32mm in diameter, resize if necessary. After printing, screw in the neck a little, unscrew, and repeat to deburr the screw and the body thread. ... Print the body flat,...

Two-piece nutcracker with threaded component. A five-cent coin is inserted into one of the recessed areas, either at the top or bottom section, to provide stability. Candle wax is used to lubricate the threads. ...Have a great time assembling this...

This is a basic model of a Nutcracker for you to print and paint on your own. It's a test model, so feel free to ask any questions and I'll respond right away. This little guy makes a fantastic Christmas gift! ...I hope you have fun with it!

It takes only one Time Lord with a clever TARDIS nutcracker to crack open any stubborn nut. ...And why settle for just any ordinary handle when you can use a Cyberman helmet as a cleverly repurposed grip for that tricky screw?

Epicycloidal nutcracker facilitates the crushing of nuts, hazelnuts, peanuts... by increasing the torque developed by the user. It is made of 100% printable part without any support. Assembly is done with 16 different parts and 34 parts in...

Print out the Nutcracker Classic right away! Use a 30% infill setting for optimal results. Be cautious when tightening the first screw - it might become stubborn, but a dash of cold water and some candle wax should help loosen things up nicely. The...

... two files in the orientation they are loaded in. For the blades first 5mm, use 100% infill. After that it is enough to use 3 walls and about 15 to 20% infill. I've also made a video about this nutcracker (in german), you can find it here: 

so why not sit down and design a nutcracker made to ho .... ... I have provided some knurling in order to hold the nut more easily in position during the screwing phase of the upper part printed in: petg with variable filling 25% to 70% the screw...

This is a re-mix of the Makerbot nutcracker (thing:579567). I gave it a more naval appearance, repaired some of the parts that had numerous inverted triangles and simplified some of the parts for easier printing. Only those parts that were modified...

Check out this awesome 3D printed soldier nutcracker that's actually functional! It's got a lot of parts to assemble, but don't worry, a step-by-step video will guide you through it. Plus, there are some really cool customization options available,...

A walnut themed nutcracker.print the walnut with the nut entry hole facing up, supports needed.Included is a modifier object to be placed at the "bowl" where the nut gets held for cracking (it should go in the right place if they are both added...

It's hard to recall the original source, but an idea caught my attention online - the Italian interpretation of The Nutcracker ballet. I decided to print a miniature screw model on a three-dimensional printer, scaled down to about one-ninth its...

... Wearing Out the Threaded Rod and Requiring Reinforcement at the Bottom of the Handle's Thread Hole. Additionally, the Nutcracker's Base Requires a Piece of Hard Plastic or Metal to Prevent Collapse. ...That's Why I Published Version 2 of the Models.

in the Italian Christmas tradition like to consume dried fruit including nuts !!! so why not sit down and design a nutcracker made to ho .... I have provided some knurling in order to hold the nut more easily in position during the screwing phase of...

Nutcracker soldier designed to be printed in parts to allow separate colors without requiring an MMU.Notes:Lapel, Hat Chain, PantsInset, Arms - work best when printed with a brim.LeverPants - print upright with supports to build plate.Teeth...

Nutcracker soldier designed to be printed in parts to allow separate colors without requiring an MMU. Notes: Lapel, Hat Chain, PantsInset, Arms - work best when printed with a brim. LeverPants - print upright with supports to build plate. ...

I designed this large nutcracker to put outside next to my door during the holidays. He stands 975mm or over 38 inches. I designed it to beable to be printed on an Ender 3 size printer. All the pieces are to be printed separately needing little to no...

This is the nutcracker that Michael gives to Dwight in The Office's Secret Santa episode (Season 6, Episode 13). I designed it using Fusion360. To keep the overall look consistent with the actual prop while making printing and assembly relatively...

Just a nutcracker based on super old-school designs, celebrating my own German heritage with a nod to the past. I wanted it to feature classic painted facial details instead of three-dimensional ones, so the only visible detail is the nose. Print two...

This is a flexible nutcracker, which is printed with PLA & without support in one (or two) pieces. it can be used with and without screw.Cool thing is, this thing is statically determined, and flexes only in one direction to crack the nut. It's...

I designed everything except the sword, which I borrowed from SAMSVE: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1073388 You'll have to scale the sword to meet the scale requirements of your finished nutcracker. Or, you can put whatever you prefer in the...

I designed everything except the sword, which I borrowed from SAMSVE: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1073388 You'll have to scale the sword to meet the scale requirements of your finished nutcracker. Or, you can put whatever you prefer in the...

This is a Nutcracker for Hazelnuts.v1: You need:Threaded MR rod around 65mmM8 Nut (I´ve got main from IKEA). You can use the dimentions for a refferense.</li><li>Standart M8 Nut with dimentions 12.73 on the opposite flat sides.</li></ul><p>v2: You...

Just a nutcracker based on super old-school designs, celebrating a bit of my own German roots. I wanted it to play to the more simple classic designs with painted facial details, rather than three-dimensional ones, so the only facial detail you'll...

Nutcracker soldier designed to be printed in parts to allow separate colors without requiring an MMU. Notes: Arms, Legs - work best when printed with a brim. Arms/Arm pins/Cuffs/Hands/Legs/Shoes/Soles/Laces (and the parts to go with them) -...

Welcome our new design of Nutcracker, you can easily and quickly crack walnuts and other nuts. The 3D model consists of 6 printed parts, and screws.</p> <p>Easy to print.<br/> No supports needed.<br/> We recommended printing this model from Prusament...