rival crock pot replacement lid 3d models

This original lid for our crock pot has cracked, necessitating a replacement. The model with a flattened handle interior remains untested but should work; a SCAD file is provided for customization. Assemble with a 1/4-20 nut and bolt, ensuring a snug...

We just broke the old Crock Pot knob, and since it was time for an upgrade, we decided to design a new one from scratch. This custom model may fit other Crock Pot models as well. It is designed specifically for use on a 1/4" (6.35") D-shaped shaft -...

I carefully examined the damaged crock pot lid and took steps to rectify its faulty state by designing an effective replacement.

Her model is a "Rival 6.5-Quart Duet Digital Crock Pot SCC658W," but this design should fit any Rival with a plastic handle. I've included the FreeCAD file so you can modify it to suit your needs, as it may not meet everyone's requirements. Please...

This is a custom lid replacement for Rival Crock Pots, featuring an inset on top designed to accommodate a 1/4 inch stop nut with nylon insert. ...Print Settings Printer Brand MakerBot Printer MakerBot Replicator 2 Rafts No Preference Supports Yes...

To ensure a secure fit, the lid features a locator pin that perfectly aligns with a matching hole on the crock pot lid. I recommend adding a rubber washer between the bolt head and crock pot lid to prevent scratching or damage. It's essential to...

I often find myself at potluck dinners with a predicament - my hands are full and there's no room on the table for anything, especially the lid of the crock pot containing the delicious food I was eager to share. Now, I can simply hang the lid right...

This was a fun little project making a replacement knob for my Mom's beloved Crock Pot that finally cracked after 1000 years of use. The model number is 3753-140-190, in case you were wondering if it would fit yours. Printed in PLA with a .2m layer...

Replacement knob for a crockpot lid printed in durable ABS plastic. ...Print Settings: Printed on a Prusa i3 RepRap 3D printer, without rafts or supports to ensure a smooth and precise finish.

Simple handle for crock pot or slow cooker lids that have a single hole

I Lost My Crock Pot Knob in Our Recent Move So I Built a Replacement One. It Fits the Base Flawlessly, But Might Be Shorter Depending on Your Preference of Size. The New Knob Was Designed Using TinkerCAD. Please Feel Free to Edit it to Suit Your...

Now the Heads of Those Little Screws Are Hidden from View on the Inside of the Crock Pot. Print Settings Were Set Up as Follows: My Robo 3D Printer Got to Work Quickly Using the R1 ABS + PLA Model, Creating a Rock-Solid Base for This Useful...

... is inserted. I recommend attaching to the lid before gluing the top part. Made from black PETG and has been through the dishwasher multiple times without issue. ...I printed the top part on a textured sheet so it would be visible when assembled.</p>

This lid has a 5" outside diameter and a 2.8" inside diameter, enabling me to utilize a Little Dipper crock pot to melt crayon wax within a steel can. ...I can now demonstrate the crayon making process anywhere there's an outlet, rather than being...

This custom replacement foot is specifically designed for a 6qt name brand slow cooker, also known as a Crock-Pot. The intention behind this design is to print it using flexible TPU filament, which will provide some grip and prevent the slow cooker...

The OEM Crock Pot handles are crafted from thin polycarbonate that gradually loses its flexibility and shatters over time. This rugged replacement is designed to withstand the test of time when printed with PETG and secured with a stainless steel...

... Ease! ...To ensure your new knob functions smoothly, insert a small washer or spacer between the glass lid and the knob itself. ...This simple step prevents the knob from bonding irreversibly to the glass, saving you from costly repairs down the line.

We had a broken pot lid and created a replacement handle. ... Pre 'drilled' hold for self tapping (stainless) screw.

This holder model keeps the lid securely in place on a Ninja slow cooker.

Replacement part for a pot lid that's super handy! ...The file includes not one but two versions of the part, making it easy to find the perfect fit for your kitchen needs.

A Basic Grip for a Crock Pot.

lid handle for crock pot designed for a 1/4in-20 nut and bolt  if resin recommend printing both on supports and upside down

I made this to plug the thermometer hole in the lid of the Hamilton Beach Crock Pot slow cooker. ...The final version shown in the photos was lightly sanded and painted black.

Crock-pot owners are familiar with the energy-filled experience of adjusting the temperature dial between Off, Low and High. The knob can wear out quickly as users make frantic selections while anticipating their delicious meal. ...A replacement knob...

Crock pot handle designed for a 1/4in-20 square nut and 1/4in-20 bolt

Anyone who's ever been in charge of a crock-pot knows that using one is an intense experience that can easily lead to knob chaos making frantic temperature switches between Off, Low, and High. One can get completely absorbed in the massive dial...

Not one to let a good deal slip away, I quickly drew up a design for replacement knobs based on the ones from another Crock pot we had lying around. A test print revealed some issues with the dimensions, and I noticed that the indicator dot wasn't...

I made this small handle to replace an original plastic crock pot lid handle that broke.  I printed the part from PLA, but highly suggest making from PETG, ABS or some other high-temp compatible material.  Designed to fit a 1/4"-20 machine screw with...

I simply modeled a 3/16 inch screw hole in the bottom of it. The bottom washer was designed to accept the screw and have a collar that goes the depth of the glass lid to prevent the metal screw from hitting the glass and possibly breaking it. I...

The handle broke on our crock pot lid. Throw it away and buy another crock pot? No! Designed in Inventor. This lid was an oval one with two holes. The one hole had a silicone plug and the plastic engaged it so the handle would not spin. I omitted...