picture of an allen wrench 3d models

Simple design of an allen wrench.

an allen wrench

A collection of Allen keys makes up an Allen wrench set.

A hex-key, commonly known as an Allen wrench, serves the purpose of tightening or loosening bolts and screws that feature hexagonal recesses.

An Allen wrench, also known as a hex key, is an essential tool for tightening and loosening bolts with Allen heads. In French, it's called a "clé Allen". ...Having a variety of sizes on hand can make DIY projects and maintenance tasks much easier to...

A 5mm Allen wrench is a handy tool for tightening and loosening screws with a hexagonal socket, often used in assembling furniture or repairing electronic devices. ...It's essential to keep it handy when you need to make adjustments or fix something...

Extrem compact Holder for an Arrowmax Allen Wrench Set.

a latch for a shed door using an allen wrench.

Allen wrench holder cylinder.

Allen wrench with swivel end

... Allen wrenches. Tired of those crappy no handle Allen wrenches sent with your printer? Don't Be!!! Don't spend a ton of money on fancy Allen Wrenches with metal handles. Just print one and give me a tip for all the money I just saved you!!! ...;)

Change your parameters as required to get the desired size Allen Wrench.ParametersSize = Size of Allen WrenchLength = Length of long sizeArm = Length of short side

An 8mm Allen wrench, measuring 8 millimeters in size, is a useful tool for various tasks. This compact sized wrench comes handy while working on items that require Allen screws. ...Its precise dimensions make it an ideal choice for tightening and...

This is a short 2mm metric allen wrench.

This is a tool to adapt your Allen Wrench.

It can be used to organize your allen wrench.

This is a block to hold metric Allen wrenches.

A compact, freestanding storage unit designed to hold multiple Ender Allen wrenches at an accessible height, ideal for workshops and garages.

This 3D printed allen wrench is tailored to your specific needs, with the option to print at an optimized 85% infill level that still gets the job done in under an hour for just pennies - less than $0.40, to be exact. Buying a single replacement...

I'm actually pretty impressed with the print quality considering I printed them at a slightly faster pace than usual, but hey, they still work perfectly fine for my Harbor Freight Allen Wrench tools and can be easily modified to fit other wrenches...

... and mount allows portability to job sites. Printing instructions mention a 75% density for stronger legs. Precautionary notice states that intentionally small holes in the holder require drilling to fit metric or SAE allen wrenches securely.

This product is a 3D-printed device specifically designed to accommodate standard-sized Allen wrenches. ...It's an excellent addition to your tool collection, providing convenient storage and easy access when you need it most.

Holder for the 5 Allen wrenches that come with the Ender 3v2.

So, I created this handy little holder to keep them organized!\r\n\r\nThey are held firmly in place with a snug fit, so if it's too tight for you, you may need to scale up to 101% (depending on the manufacturing thickness of your Allen...

Allen wrench holder for Idea Skadis board. ... Sized to fit 8 allen wrenches sizes: 1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm, 3.5mm, 4mm, 4.5mm, 5mm. ... This is the allen handle: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:951909

... too much the screws, you could broke the plastic. I printed using PETG with infil of 35% Print both of them together for the best result, the wrench part will cool off a little bit printing the other piece and having the octagon with a better shape

I have dozens of allen wrenches lying around, slavaged from ikea and other furniture screw kits. And I had this nice 2.5 mm allen wrench by wiha I really like to use when tinkering. So I decided to make a similar design to reuse those salvaged...

This is a versatile tool organizer designed to accommodate a wide range of allen wrench sizes, including 1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 5.5mm, and 6mm.

A wrench known as Allen, often utilized in various DIY projects and professional settings for tightening or loosening screws. It is named after its inventor, Herbert A. Allen, who patented the design in 1943. ...This versatile tool comes in different...