side release buckles 3d models

This versatile side release buckle/clip serves multiple purposes, but its primary function lies in crafting high-quality belts and straps that meet diverse needs.

simplified model of a purchased 1" side release buckle with display states for each pieceedit: updated the hook end slightly to fit properly in a model for a 1mm strap

This is my remix of Jesses side release buckle over on Thingiverse:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:312961The male part now fits either way, also it is scaled down quite a bit from the original and the edges are rounded a little for a nice...

Plastic Side Release Buckles Clips

This is a hanging female side release buckle intended to be used to store a dog training collar next to a usb power supply for charging. ...Use double-sided tape to hang it.

A tight side-release buckle for 25 mm straps. Final dimensions (width x length x thickness): 31 x 67 x 9 mm Do NOT use in places or situations where life depends on the device! ...It was not load tested.

To release a side release buckle with three-point attachment, simply press down on it from above while pushing on the sides at the same time. This type of buckle typically consists of two main components: the male and female parts. ...By combining these...

A tight side-release buckle for 25 mm straps. Final dimensions (width x length x thickness): 31 x 67 x 9 mm Do NOT use in places or situations where life depends on the device! ...It was not load tested.</p> <h3> Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer...

SIDE RELEASE QUICK BUCKLES with holes

The flexible release part of the buckle on my Freitag bag brocke twice within a year. So I decided to try to make this replacemant with my 3D-printer. It's been in use for three months now, It still looks good and works fine. The buckle is 60 mm...

Below are the issues and improvements I made: * **The clip detaches itself when pulled hard**: * The side locking mechanism has been improved with a "fishing hook" design (the lateral ends of the male part now resemble arrows that lock even better...

... ...Printing with precision has never been easier. The design boasts an impressive level of tolerance, while its sleek and innovative structure eliminates the need for any supports. Simply load up the "Buckle" file and let your printer do the rest.

male to male side release buckle adaptor. I have not worked out the best way to print this yet. ... When I try PLA it breaks on use.

This is a versatile side-release buckle or parachute buckle that functions seamlessly with 3/4 inch straps or 'webbing'. Originally manufactured using PLA, which has surprisingly proven to be functional, I've opted to reprint in PET+, offering a...

Replacement male side-release buckle for Quechua/Decathlon backpacks with a 40mm belt.This specific buckle was found on a “Quechua Bionassay 22” backpack, but will likely fit several other backpacks using the same design.The code on the original...

Side release quick buckles

This is an uncomplicated rehashing of the standard buckle, modified to accommodate 1-inch wide straps.

A quick release buckle clip with a curved profile. My dog chewed through the male end of the clip of my favorite collar (favorite on him, that is - I have completely different taste) so I needed a drop-in replacement. While I was at it, I...

I remixed this to adapt a pickup tent for ground use. ...I put a loop on one end for paracord or tent stake and resized the buckle for better fitment. ...I also mad it print flat with no supports

strap width 27mmI recommend printing in PETGIt sure does what a Strap Buckle do.Feel free to do anything with my precious Quick Side-Release Strap Buckle NOTE:Please wear in the Quick Side-Release Strap Buckle. Clip and unclip the Buckle for at least...

In my case: pretty much always :) It also fits pretty much any side release buckle for 25mm straps I guess. Perhaps somebody will use it as a connector for "male to male" (but they are not strong enough I guess). Since I cannot add more than one...

This is a quick-release buckle or parachute clip designed for use with 3/4 inch straps or 'webbing'. I created this so I could print a replacement for a broken fastener on my pack. Originally printed in PLA, which has been surprisingly reliable so...

... female part of the original buckle to make it thicker and more durable. While the older version worked great, one of the male parts broke due to excessive force applied while opening or closing the buckle - a common issue when toddlers get excited!

... using a 3D printer. After attaching it and going on multiple hikes in the Northern Alps, it didn't break, but it wasn't perfect either. If you need an emergency backup, consider using this ABS buckle made with a 3D printer, but be cautious.

This is a the male clip for the powerslide backpack, i printed some of them because it's easy to broke the original ones. I reccomand Petg for its elasticity. ... The 3d model is really similar to the original part.

It had a pair of sewn-in tri-glide anchors that I wanted to replace with quick-release buckles. Unfortunately, unsewing the webbing would be a big mess of popping seams on the internal tape, and then more seams to get at the webbing. What I needed...

This is a replacement for the broken male side of 20mm buckles on a Ferrino Lynx 30 backpack. I reproduced the design to keep the female side, which would otherwise require unsewing to replace. My first PLA print works well, but I haven't used it...

This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4249113 and https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1074129 Ideal for small 3D printers like X1.

My clips broke on my snowmobile tarp I can't figure out how to link to original so here is my remix of: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4294599/files