skullcandy hesh 2 3d models

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I made sure the proportions remained identical to the original, yet incorporated a distinctive Skullcandy emblem that perfectly complements my existing earbuds.

I've got the headphones now, but they're broken, just like most of those other headphones, according to a quick search online. I found a replacement print that didn't quite cut it, so I decided to create this one instead. After stopping at revision...

EDIT: After incorporating user feedback, I added an exterior component that's somewhat rough around the edges in version 0.3, but it fits and functions as intended. I've got the replacement headphones now. Unfortunately, they've already broken down...

Printed side wide down with brim flat out.\r\n\r\nThese tightly enclosed pieces grasp the joint where the metal band meets the plastic segment, which snapped entirely for me on one side and started to crack on the other.\r\n\r\nThey cannot work...

My Crusher's hinge broke as one hinge does, so I've made the most logical decision and boght a 3D printer, started learning Fusion360 and after a few months hereI am. I kinda strenghtened the original design and I'm currently testing the v7 hinge for...

My wall space is underutilized and I needed a place to put my earbuds. ... Designed a shelf in Fusion 360 and attached it to the wall above my bed with Command strips.

Aren't you tired of huddled and knotted earbuds, thus risking to damage the cable or complete headphone? ... With my clip you can fix the earbuds for carrying and stowing.

Update V3.1, Edit carabiner to print starting flat on build plate, minor adjustments to charging port and light.Designed to be printed with TPU.Designed to print with hinge on build plate.This is my first design to be printed with TPU please leave...

excuse the rough design. i dont know how to use software. busted this out in tinkercad and i had a hard time. not pretty but its functional. a little more work and someone could get it looking pretty good. ...just thought id share

The provided file encompasses a 3D depiction of the Skullcandy Crusher Wireless Headphone, designed using Cinema4d software. It is available in various formats like .C4D, .C4D Octane Render, .3DS, .FBX, .DXF, .STL and .OBJ. Along with the model,...

This scene opens correctly in earlier versions up to the Maya 2012 with V-Ray 2.0 because it is saved in the .ma format. Render-scene includes 6 V-Ray Rect Light + reflectors. The V-Ray MTL materials are assigned to model. On Timeline was set...

• It is the high-quality low-poly 3D model Skullcandy Navigator Royal Blue, utilized across multiple fields in 3D Graphics, such as game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, and visualization, among others. The model's...

I've got the headphones, and they're broken. I'm fed up with how poorly they're designed - or rather, how well they're designed for planned obsolescence - so I'm not giving up on fixing them. All parts have some quirks, but it's definitely usable. I...

Textures are already embed in all the files. Standard files: base color is embed. Project file MB: all maps are already connected. ...The project is set to the Texture folder.

These 1st Gen Santa Cruz Skull Candy headphones are some of my favorite, but the cable slowly began to fray. Because The cable support piece is fused to the PVC insulator, I designed a new support piece to be printed and take its place. ... For good...

I've got the headphones right here. They're broken, just like most of those others I looked up quickly online. I found a replacement print but it didn't quite cut it for me, so I designed this one instead. I stopped at revision 0.7 because it's good...

My brother lost his previous earbuds while jumping, so I decided to gift him this case to prevent that from happening again. This is expected to be a permanent modification, although it is still removable. The tighter the better, no need to remove...

This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3638703 by @Yazjack. Have made some modifications to make the headphone fully fold-able. Have added chamfering and tolerances between the parts for easy and precise fastening. ...Normal print...

This is an even thicker and more robust version of YazJack's model. I specifically designed it to ensure that it doesn't fail again under any circumstances. ...For ease of printing, I flattened the architecture, as I couldn't care less about achieving a...

It's a replacement part for my headphones, but since my first printed replacementpart broke - I made this version for better durability. ...It has the same function and everything, just might not look as sleek.

The original 3D printed part broke aswell, so I made them thicker. Helped, still borke, so I made this Version. ...One side is flat to print them sideways (did some retopogy aswell) and now they're holding it together quite well.

The creator added a small ring to an already impressive item made by Chooch, allowing it to be attached to hooks or hung from keychains and more.

The original 3D printed part broke aswell, so I made them thicker. Helped, still borke, so I made this Version. ... One side is flat to print them sideways (did some retopogy aswell) and now they're holding it together quite well.

I'm swapping out the old headphone component with a brand new one, but things didn't go exactly as planned - my initial replacement part had a major flaw that led to its early demise, so I decided to take matters into my own hands and create an...

The original part failed due to layer separation, so I made this reinforced slightly altered version.

The original part failed due to layer separation, so I made this reinforced slightly altered version.

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