ronchi eyepiece 3d models

A Protective Cover for Your Telescope's 1.25 Inch Eyepiece

A 1.25" cap for a telescope eyepiece. ...Print using a flexible material such as TPU.

A versatile 5-piece stand holds eyepiece components securely at a 3-cm diameter.

Binocular telescope eyepiece hood. Blocks out stray light and improves viewing experience. ...

A microscope's eyepiece and protective cover are available to enhance your viewing experience.

This is a replacement for the Celestron Zoom Eyepiece 1.25”, model #93230 cover. This is a common eyepiece used in the Library Telescope program. ... More information on the Library Telescope program can be found at www.librarytelescope.org

Microscope eyepiece extender. ... When using cheap Chinese binocular microscopes, it is not possible to use silicone eyecups. In order to use it you need to print these eyepiece extenders.

Designed this because since getting a pier, had no place to put eyepieces when changing them, so designed this. I'm not very good with Tinkercad, but this is serviceable. Will hold 3 eyepieces. ...(1 1/4 in).

BRESSER JUNIOR Spotty 20-60x60 Spotting Scope eyepiece cap 0,2mm layer height, PETG, no supports needed

A cover for 1.25 inch telescope eyepiece lenses. ... If it does not fit perfectly, adjust the size accordingly.

A simple suggestion to try out the 1.25 or 2 inch eyepiece on your telescope or telescope add-on.

Eyepiece cover for Bausch & Lomb microscope. ...30mm ID X 39mm long Made in Tinkercad https://www.tinkercad.com/things/7hF3rnH96Gg

Printable replacements available for fragile microscope eyepiece caps; maintain optimal performance by replacing lost or damaged parts.

This simple print holds a mirror vertically. Fine details are not necessary on this print; you can go very fast with the right settings. Printed with .28mm layers and 15% infill on an Ender 3 V2 with Black PLA in just 5 hours. If this mirror stand...

I printed the original iPhone 5 Eyepiece Mount (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:39308) but discovered that the eyepiece holder only fit one of my eyepieces, severely limiting my selection options. I decided to modify it by splitting it to allow for...

However, these eyepieces had a relatively smaller field of view compared to the subsequently invented Keplerian eyepieces. This eyepiece is designed for a concave lens with the following setup: Diameter: 25.4 mm Focal length: -25 mm Leave a comment...

A plug that you can use in place of a 1.25" eyepiece. ...Use this to prevent dust intrusion into your telescope during storage and transportation.

I designed these cover for the eyepieces in stereo microscopes aka Amscope and the such. ...Please print it with supports.</p>

My Zenit 11 didn't have an eyepiece and it looked kinda naked... ...So I decided to make a personalized one with the KMZ logo on it.

Simple modular eyepiece and filter rack designed to hold up to 4 eye pieces and 2 filters for easy access while out stargazing in the dark

I replaced my broken eyepiece with a makeshift solution using PETG, which lacked structural integrity and relied solely on glue to hold it in place.

This is a Cheshire Collimating Eyepiece for a 1.25" focuser. ... I have created collimation instructions at this link: https://dbpeckham.com/Telescope/Collimation/Collimation.htm

A plug that you can use in place of a 1.25" eyepiece. ...Use this to prevent dust intrusion into your telescope during storage and transportation.

A collimation 1.25" eyepiece with tiny hole inside. ...This hole lets you collimate primary and secondary mirrors in Newtonian telescopes.

Eyepiece storage for 23mm x 56mm - 5x and 23mm x 36mm - 10X Bausch & Lomb. ... Made in Tinkercad https://www.tinkercad.com/things/gS3pKEsdYkw

This eyepiece is perfect for reading purposes, as it offers adjustable magnification ranging from 5X to 10X, allowing you to view text with ease and clarity.

Eyepiece eye relief shield 29.4mm ID x 44.5mm long for Bausch & Lomb. ... Made in Tinkercad https://www.tinkercad.com/things/jqEopgpLtE5 This is a remix.

A compact carrier designed specifically to hold one and a quarter inch eyepieces, featuring an integrated MISC compartment located conveniently at the fore.

The eyepiece holder consists of four distinct parts: a base, a top, and two arms, which come in two versions. A sturdy M3 bolt (20 mm) is used to secure the top, arms, and base together. The arms are fixed with "springs," which I've cleverly reused...

... that clips / slides into place. ...It's great when the eyepiece is lost as it will prevent the viewfinder from being pushed too far leading in a finder de/cement from the body. ...Please be nice and print for free, and no selling back :) Cheers