printable geocache label 3d models

... slotted screws to secure a light switch. It makes an excellent Geocache container and is waterproof. ...I modified the closure type because the cache was forcibly opened with the old closure, which was damaged (luckily, the switch remained intact).

This Geocache container has a maze track in its inner body and you need to guide the little bulge in the outer container through the right path in order to divide the two pieces.Among the files, I included the maze design and the .pdf files for a...

This is a design i created to be able to add a name and make custom geocaches. I added contour lines to the coin then just add the custom text to the top. ...Used this one a ton so I thought I would pass it on.

This is a marriage of the fairly realistic little hedgehog https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2462065 and the geocache container https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4277245. The screw cap fits inside the base of the hedgehog Please click LIKE if...

Working on crafting innovative geocaching containers that blend seamlessly with their surroundings. The concept involves creating unique, camouflaged boxes by painting them to resemble weathered telephone poles, then skillfully inserting them into...

A Print-In-Place Geocache container with print-in-place hinges and bolts. The bolts are mirror image of each other so have to be screwed in opposite directions to lock and unlock. ... Printed with a 0.8mm nozzle, if a smaller nozzle is fitted the...

This was a really fun design to make into a Geocache, of course you can go as big as you can: who knows it could be a TB hotel. ...May or may not need some supports for the legs, heels may not be enough on bed depending on your size, smaller you go the...

... microcache container with a convenient spot to attach 1/4" round neodymium magnets. ...Log sheets can be accessed online at http://www.techblazer.com/geocaching-log-sheets/. ...The 1 inch or half inch magnets appear to work well in this container.

People often opt for simple geocache containers or everyday small boxes that serve various purposes. ...A threaded and slotted lid on top helps prevent accidental opening; you'll need a coin or flathead screwdriver, similar to a screwdriver, to open it...

A Hidden Geocache for a Traffic Sign Dm49mm. ... Print Settings Printer: BFB 3D Touch Rafts: Yes Supports: No ...

Files to create a Hexadecimal Cryptex Puzzle Geocache Print the innercase for the desired size of crpytex, either 3,4 or 5 digits. you'll need to print out a inner_top and inner_bottom, you'll also need to print off (n-1) inner_rings where n is the...

To encourage some "nice" geocachers not to put the mushroom in their own pockets but leave it in the forest, it says on the underside of the cap: "Please leave me here". I took the shape of the cap from Thingiverse 1233686. Size and everything else...

I was trying to find a simple pool table design for a Geocache for the theme, just couldnt find what i needed so did my best attempt. You have the top to lift off the base, the posts keep it in line. Small cavity in base for geocache container or...

... can rotate freely. Then, use superglue to stick the parts together. Be careful not to glue the rotating wheels to the inner ring. This cryptex puzzle geocache was designed in SolidWorks using a combination of 3D modeling and printing techniques.

Suitable log sheets can be found at http://www.techblazer.com/geocaching-log-sheets/. For optimal strength, print the lid and body at 100% infill. Insert a magnet using pliers, and note that opening may be difficult initially but will improve with...

Well yes this Geocache is out of this world. I had fun printing this in florescent green but glow in the dark probably would be fun too. Supports needed for elbow/arm. Might need to increase infill % for the arm, didnt take long for mine to break on...

I built a new geocache container that resembles a chainsaw using OpenSCAD. Inside its body, there's ample space for storing a logbook. The parts fit together perfectly, requiring no glue or sanding – just removing the support structure. However, the...

A geocaching container - this has been designed to hold a small bison tube or other small waterproof logsheet tube, to improve weather resistance. I've done some experiments at home using this as the container alone with plain paper inside, and it...

... were utilized: tf = write/orbitron.dxf, th = 1.5, ts = 4, microh = 14, walls = 1, ring_size = 5, id_width = 10, tol = 0.18, microhb = 30, fn1 = 50, and fn2 = 13. The intended purpose of this creation is for use as a geocache, identified as "myIn".

Designed for versatility, it can serve as a time capsule or geocache. Included files consist of the container itself, its lid, and a key. The key's purpose is to simplify opening the box, and it can be glued to the lid or kept separate. ... Dimensions: ...

Get outdoors and have some fun with geocaching! Simply print out a set of custom coins, along with a matching box to store them, then head out to start finding those hidden caches. To make your coin truly one-of-a-kind, use Tinkercad to personalize...

This is a magnetic geocache container that blends in well on power boxes. I took the grilles from thing: 5028575 and added them to my design. I made this to use 8 - 5mm x 20mm craft magnets. When printing, I paused after layer 26 (@.2mm),...

Designed this M30 Screw as Geocache Container using a Bottle Cap as a Lid. I wasn't happy about the fact that most container on thingiverse are not watertight and have a tiny space for logbooks. To solve this issue this container uses a bottle cap...

I'm Revamping My Threaded Bolt Geocache Design. It Prints Easily in ABS Without Supports - Except for the Log Roller, Which Needs Support for Layer Strength When Printed Lying Down. To Prevent Welding, Make Sure the Split Faces Upwards. A Crucial...

I Decided To Revamp My Threaded Bolt Geocache. It Prints Easily In ABS Without Supports Except For The Log Roller. I Printed It With Support Laying Down For Layer Strength. Make Sure The Split Faces Up, Or It Will Weld Completely Together And Be...

I saw this while i was on my geocaching tour and like the design, so i did a quick redesign. ...Prints with no supportadditional you need:1 M3 screw 20mm long with hex head1 M3 screw 14mm or 16mm long with inner hex head2 * M3 NutThe red part can be...

I designed a geocache container which fits to a post with a diameter of 60 mm. The cap has a thread integrated in which the tube is screwed in. The is a little conus in the cap that should close it tight. Time will show, if it works and the logbook...

This is a prototype for a geocache enclosure that still needs some refinement. To get the lid on, you will likely need to smooth out the edges using sandpaper. Once you've done that, it should fit snugly in place. Since this design has not yet been...

I've seen those Geocache logbooks many times, but always bought them. I wanted to buy one now, but I tried making my own instead. Here are two sizes, and both can be modified with the .scad files that come with them. The .scad files are included in...

So I decided to rework my threaded bolt geocache. Very easy to print in abs without supports (in my case) except for the log roller. For layer strength it needs to be printed laying down with support. Make sure to orient the split facing up, if you...