single record stand 3d models

To hold your 45 RPM records used in jukeboxes, you'll require a printer with dimensions of 7.9 inches by 7.9 inches by 7.9 inches, such as the XYZ Da Vinci Pro 1.0, to ensure accurate printing scale.

You can just use this as a neat looking case for your raspberry pi, however it was intended for use with RFID records - design of RFID records is also included - you need to pause mid-print and attach NFC tags. The setup we used is applicable to...

Here are the steps to use your cleaner: Hold the cleaner lengthwise, perpendicular to record rotation (on a turntable that's rotating), and then gently tilt it up. Sweep dust upwards and away from your record. Clean the soft pad with a small brush...

Designed to hold my record sleeve while I was playing an album, but it's clear that it could also be used to display records not in use. When printed on my CR-10 bed, it worked perfectly if placed diagonally. My printed version is a bit thicker than...

The movement of the cams pushes the items connecting them, which in turn moves the scene components and makes the record player look like its playing. All of the pieces move depending on the shape of their cam, which we created based on the function...

This is a RepRap-made 45 rpm record adapter for turntable, fashioned after a Technics look-alike design, which was lacking one of these essential components. Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Migbot Prusa i3...

# V2 **Material** 1/16" Chipboard cut on Full Spectrum Hobby Laser (45W) **Settings** Color | Speed | Power | Passes -|-|-|- Black | 100% | 100% | 2 Red | 100% | 20% | 1 **Attribution** The font employed is [Rockin'...

I designed a wall mount to place the sleeve of the record I am currently playing. It has two small holes in the back for two nails and I also used to blu-tack to help hold it up. I have had it up for 6 months now and its still holding up great. ... ...

... stereo beat! ...Let's celebrate your hit record by printing it in gold. Just press print and watch your track shine! ...You don't need any supports, just print it straight away - and remember to save room for The Ghost Logo at the top - it prints last!

I included the Google Font Permanent Marker which gives it a record store kinda vibe. Use supports for the clipping part and print flat side on bed. Color the text with a felt tip marker (sharpie or something). ... Choose a lower infill for...

I crafted a virtual record featuring 12 distinct song bands, each meticulously UV mapped and textured with an intricate bump pattern. My aim was to create a convincing replica that mimics the way a real vinyl rotates when bathed in light. The track...

I've scoured Thingiverse for a record card organizer to no avail, so I decided to take matters into my own hands and create one myself! This custom design is specifically tailored for N1 type cards measuring 125x75mm, but it boasts a bit more width...

Earbuds case engineered to resemble a vinyl record on a turntable, accommodating any earbuds size while keeping wires organized. Printing Tips: The design should print flawlessly without support structures. To prevent warping, it is recommended to...

When putting the protector on the record tie the screw carefully such that everything is snub, but not too tight. Test with a record that is not too important to you and start with little cleaning fluid before going all in :-). If you rinse your...

This is an insert for the Record Power BS250 Band saw with a reduced gap between the blade and the insert, so that smaller pieces cannot get stuck so easily. You find included the SketchUp3D-File for easy customization of the gap, in case you have a...

A simple record storage for the shelf can hold up to at least maybe 10 (tight fit) albums 140.00 mm across by 190.00 mm wide x 163.83 mm tall. No supports were needed, I used Esun filament at 205Cx65btx at 60mm print speed then dropped the to 49mm of...

Vinyl holder to keep your records vertical and rows nice and tidy. The small "handle" protruding at the side eases digging out the brackets from shelf. Printed as two parts so that it's possible to use 200x200 bed. Parts glued or soldered together. ...

... are all you'll require. To get started, follow this comprehensive guide: Record Player Guide. Don't miss the opportunity to see it in action: https://youtu.be/lm3WAVBErMQ. ...And be sure to check out the speakers we've designed for it: Thing 2156387

Record Weights Are Believed To Help Reduce External Vibrations From Speakers, Flatten Warped Records, And Add A Touch Of Personality To Your Setup! All Printers Produce Slightly Different Results, So Use The "Penny Tester" STL To Ensure The Scaling...

This is a modification of a series of record weights I posted a while back at- https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3653892 The reason for the modification is that I now have a different turntable with a very low cover height and a low profile cartridge...

As you can see from the picture of the arm, there are six out of twenty-two pins missing (permanently removed when produced), and the original player from 1971 is exactly the same music box as the 1984 Sesame Street version I have, with one different...

I made some other minor changes like decreasing the diameter of the spindle hole for a more precise fit (should fit standard spindles of 7.4mm); put small fillets on the bottom edges so that they are not as sharp (less risk of damaging the records)....

I had originally downloaded a remix of this vinyl hanger: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1631177 Upon installing the hangers, I was consistently having an issue where the sleeve of the record would spread out, looking bad, damaging the vinyl...

Find That Fun Groove Record Instantly without Delay! Just Imagine You Want to Listen to Your Fave House Beat but Don't Have Time to Browse. Mark It Down with Your Top Picks! This Tool Keeps Track of What's Hot and Helps Keep Your Vinyl Secure inside...

... iconic egg to life by 3D printing it and then meticulously painting it to perfectly replicate the egg's likeness. All credit for this striking image goes to world_record_egg on Instagram, whose talent and attention to detail are truly inspiring!

I designed a wall mount to place the sleeve of the record I am currently playing. It has two small holes in the back for two nails and I also used to blu-tack to help hold it up. I have had it up for 6 months now and its still holding up great. I...

This is an insert for the Record Power BS250 Band Saw, engineered with a precision-crafted gap between the blade and the insert that prevents smaller pieces from getting stuck with ease. You'll also find a SketchUp 3D file included to make...

This is an insert for the Record Power BS250 Band saw with a reduced gap between the blade and the insert, so that smaller pieces cannot get stuck so easily. You find included the SketchUp3D-File for easy customization of the gap, in case you have a...

Designed this to hang some decorative vinyl records on my wall. There are 2 versions, one that sticks straight out, and one tilted up at 5° for a bit of added safety. I made this change last minute and haven't tried it yet, though the straight pin...

Holds your records down and has removable light inside to project lid design on ceiling! If this has any kind of popularity on here I will design more lids! Designed to hold tiny removable puck lights: ...