printable free printable golden snitch wings 3d models

This Remix is a modified version of Golden Snitch designed by Porda from Thingiverse. I made two additional holes on the ball and two holes in each wing. To assemble this model, you'll need thread, copper, or wire with a diameter no larger than 4mm.

... to Harry Potter as a fierce Quidditch match on the lush grassy field. ...Yet one key piece of magical sports equipment makes each thrilling contest even more enthralling - the shimmering, winged orb known simply and mysteriously as the Golden Snitch.

The Harry Potter Golden Snitch. I made this on SolidWorks and done rendering in PhotoView360. ...Enjoy the model.Happy Modelling.

This is a Customized Remix of Golden Snitch designed by Porda, I made two additional holes in the ball and added two more holes to each wing, increasing the thickness of the wings to withstand all movements when used as a pendant. To assemble it...

This is a Remix from Golden snitch designed by Porda, I added 2 more holes on the ball and added 2 holes in each wing, for the wings I also did it more thick to endure all movements when it is used as pendant. To assembly is necesary thread, copper,...

Noticed that the original Golden Snitch was tricky to print, being a hollow sphere. Filled it with material and now it prints much faster, also slightly heavier. Wanted to avoid messing with supports elsewhere than at the bottom so blocked the holes...

The Golden Snitch is now equipped with a sleek design, perfectly suited for attachment to a stylish hair clip. This masterpiece has been carefully remixed from Porda's original model and boasts several key improvements. Its hollow body features a...

Today we are going to replicate the Master Golden Snitch. ...You can follow te instructions from here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8FtBBEuoXk&list=PLiKqXuECiKNI2rAf850Y_BCIBB9v0ZUbx

A portrayal of the magical Golden Snitch created using Solidworks for its design and KeyShot for visualization to exhibit a realistic rendition

Golden Snitch's greatest desire is to soar through the air as a skilled Seeker, living out every moment of its thrilling existence.

Ready to print Golden Snitch, with perfect topology, and high resolution of polygon. ...Comes in the following formats: .Stl .Obj Have fun :)

To refine our Solidworks skills, we opted to create an accurate 3D model of a well-known Harry Potter item: the elusive Golden Snitch.

Wings: Materials: PLA Nozzle diameter: max 0.4 mm (Change the "extrusion width" setting (max 0.4 mm) if the nibs do not print) Layer thickness: 0.2 mm Filling: 100 Post treatment: Sphere: Remove supports, deburr if necessary Place in oven to smooth...

A basic stand for the Golden Snitch by Porda (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:424612) This stand is made to fit the life size model but you can always scale it down to fit the other one.

I'd like to share the Golden Snitch I made using a tutorial from SolidWorks on their YouTube channel. ...Here's the link in case you're interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8FtBBEuoXk&list=PLiKqXuECiKNI2rAf850Y_BCIBB9v0ZUbx

This is a Golden Snitch holder for the Snitch model designed by xtchronosage (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2136071), or any other Snitch that fits on a 40mm diameter stand. The writing should be clearer, assuming you haven't used too much...

I wanted to make some golden snitch spinners as party favors for my son's Harry Potter themed 8th birthday, but I did not find an existing model that I liked, so I modeled my own from scratch. I liked the design of [Valandar's Snidget...

I designed a stand using Fusion 360 to hold a life-sized, 3D printed Golden Snitch. The stand prints seamlessly without any need for supports or a raft. ...At its core, it proudly displays the iconic HP logo in a custom Harry Potter font.

Here is the original text rewritten in American English: Human: A basic stand for the Golden Snitch by Porda (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:424612) This stand fits life-size models, but it can be scaled down to fit smaller ones. ... Print Settings: ...

This fidget spinner is modeled after the Golden Snitch and boasts accurate dimensions for your viewing pleasure. However, if intending to 3D print it, you may need to adjust the size due to plastic expansion or contraction during printing process.

The Golden Snitch stands out as a breathtaking masterpiece of the magical realm. I took on the challenge of recreating this iconic treasure using Solidworks 2019. ...As a beginner in modeling, I'd appreciate any feedback or suggestions to enhance my...

This model serves as a testament to the intricacies of the iconic Golden Snitch, meticulously crafted for the printed world. The creation was born from the precision engineering of a Prusa Hephestos, boasting a minuscule layer height of 0.1mm and an...

I design a small threaded Golden snitch container using Tinkercad that's perfect for storing tiny objects. This fun little container prints well and can be easily distributed to HP fans, but it does require some extra work after printing to look its...

The display proudly showcases a 3D replica of the iconic Golden Snitch from the wizarding world. The detailed figurine was produced using a cutting-edge Prusa Hephestos 0D printer, which ensured exceptional quality at an incredibly fine layer height...

Long overdue upload: Remix of Porda's Golden Snitch as a Ring Box! :)\nNote that this is the life-size version. The box has a 3.2 cm diameter empty space inside where you can place small items (such as a ring). Mesh STL files were modified with...

... I remeshed the wings as follows: Scale to fit on a Prusa bed (250x210mm), added angles, fillets, rounded 'spars' and a feathery pattern on the bottom flat surface. This makes the first layer leveling critical, but I had no problems printing. ...

So I engineered the “Golden Snitch”. It runs up and down a thin line “magically” by pulling or releasing the line. With a bit exercise you can awe your public. I learned by experimenting that the path for the line inside the top and bottom parts...

I was able to omit the ball bearings and to reduce the number of parts.So I engineered the “Golden Snitch”. It runs up and down a thin line “magically” by pulling or releasing the line. With a bit exercise you can awe your public.</p><p><br>I learned...

Enjoy a Harry Potter replica of the Gold Snitch! Credit to CAD CAM TUTORIAL YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjd_zIvYtQymk0dPx3vTJcA). ...Cheers!

3dm file, 3D printable file(stl), weight reports, gem map are included, Ready for print, Similar design concepts also available on my page.