sock printer 3d models

Key specifications include: * Overall foot length: approximately 9 inches * Width: approximately 3.5 inches Unfortunately, I was limited by the size of my print bed and couldn't make the top length longer (i.e., finished sock height). Please accept...

... was overly complicated to assemble in my opinion. What we have here is my attempt to combine the best of both worlds. The sock now boasts a 1.5mm thickness, ensuring it stays perfectly clear of your prints and doesn't come into contact with them.

This is a mould for making a silicone sock when using an airbrush nozzle for 3D printing. To use it: lightly coat the walls of the moulds with a thin layer of vaseline and. Then fill the nozzle section of the mould with a layer of heatproof silicone...

The original dryer was woefully inadequate, barely able to handle small gloves or socks with any degree of efficiency. By printing this design in two separate parts, users can now take full advantage of longer attachments that provide unparalleled...

A silicone sock adds about 1.5mm of material around the heater block. ...This seems to be enough to block or divert a lot of the direct air flow from the stock mk3s+ fan shroud.<br/> In an effort to compensate for this I've modified the mk3s+ fan shroud...

This is a mold for creating silicone sock insulators specifically designed to fit the generic Mk8 heater blocks.\r\n\r\nTo get started, you'll need high-temperature silicone that can withstand extreme heat, either in two-part mixture form or an RTV...

Since I unfortunately could not find a replacement for my defective silicone sock of the BIQU H2 extruder and I was not even answered at BIQU on my request, I have created myself a mold. This mold should be able to be filled with a standard 20ml...

My version of DIY Heated Block Sock. A form was printed with 0,1mm layer thick and 100% infill. Don't forget to smear inside with vaseline. Recipe for silicone: corn starch + high temp silicone. On Youtube you can see how to mix it:...

My DIY Heated Block Sock Project.\r\nA custom form was printed with 0.1mm layer thickness and 100% infill density.\r\nDon't forget to apply vaseline inside for easy mold release.\r\nTo create the silicone mixture, combine corn starch with...

I used this to make a silicone sock for my clone diamond hotend. I used Permatex Blue RTV for the silicone. To prepare the silicone, you place it in warm, soapy water. The dish soap catalyzes the silicone and initiates the curing process. Then I...

I went on a mission to find a silicone sock for my beloved Mosquito hotend from Slice engineering, but unfortunately, they didn't have one available. So, I took matters into my own hands and created a mold to cast one out of heat-resistant 2k...

At first, I wanted to design a silicone heat block sock with an integrated fan duct. However, then I wondered if high-temperature silicone would provide sufficient insulation for an ABS fan duct glued directly onto the heat block. I could touch it...

They were popularized during World War I and II to knit socks, hats, scarves, and mittens/gloves for the war effort. The Autoknitter unit is similar to the Legare, Creelman, and other brands of machines. I have an AutoKnitter, and my problem was...

Based off of Spikelee's silicone block sock mold: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2892250 Simple, easy-to-use block sock mold, just with a couple minor adjustments to Spikelee's design so it will fit the V5 clone that came with my Anycubic...

This is a circular sock knitting machine I designed. It is based on the vintage metal machines (Legare, Auto Knitter, etc), but modified for 3D printing. DISCLAIMER: I had no experience with knitting machines before making this. I based the...

This is a basic mold for the stock hot end on the Geeetech A10 printer. Created on Tinkerca. ...you might need to resize it a bit depending on your printer accuracy.

... it in other colors too and made a set of it in a box. Most parts are printed with SLA technology printer (photon S)... snowman and so on. And some parts are printed with FLM/FFF printer... Anycubic Chiron (like the sledge from my set). ...

It cannot provide an extremely tight fit due to significant warping and variation in the plastic trim of 7-inch socks. Therefore, it is a loose fit but will not fall into the sock. YES IT IS IN METRIC UNITS. ...To convert to Imperial measurements in...

Viel Spaß beim Nachdrucken Pair of socks Sock holder: So that the socks stay together in pairs when washing. Printed in TPU, resolution 0.15 mm. Washing machine tested up to 60 degrees (have been in use for a long time) Are also suitable for tumble...

A precise replica of the E3D V6 silicone sock, ideal for crafting your very own 3D printer designs.\nElevated by the addition of the innovative Volcano embodiment.\n

Good enough for scenery, yet not quite up to par for actual printing.

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I'm setting up a fantastic holiday display at my high school. It's a special Christmas decoration that's going to really make our campus shine this season. ...I've carefully chosen all the lights and decorations to create a warm and welcoming...

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