springtrap ears 3d models

The ears on this are even chonkier so that it prints better with a 0.8mm nozzle the bottom of the feet have also been flattened to make it adhere better to the print bed

Cat Ears for most headsets! They are held on with hairbands/rubber bands. ...Before printing make sure to scale it so the thickness (Y direction) of the model matches the thickness of your headset band.

Ears protection from the elastics of the masks. ...Possible to use it with long hair.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>It is designed for SLA printer with flexible resin.</p>

Scooby Doo ears for a costume. ... If you do this costume with your friends and you want to be Scooby Doo you will be the funniest and hottest person of the party.

Humans use precise measurements to create 4RU rack ears, carefully calibrated with real threads and sturdy 10-32 screws, strategically positioned 19 inches apart. ...The model's dimensions are standardized in inches.

Netgear switch rack ears. Designed specifically for JGS516 desktop 16-port switch but would likely work with other version of this switch and other netgear switches. Uses M3 screws to attach to switch. ... (Print 2, one for each side)

Some cat ears i made for fun, i dont know if it only fits the v3 KE, but if your printer has two screws at the top, i recommend just trying to see if it fits.

Nya! ...Print your very own cat ear headband. To make it, print the file, then tape or tie an elastic string to both sides. ...You can also cut up rubber bands and tie them into a longer string.

A set of completely printable BB8 Mouse Ears, including: Flat Band is the original head band Flat Band V2 with extra strength around the clips so they don't snap as easily under duress (should be printed with supports) 2 detachable ears (left and...

... My first version is here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4816033 this is still work in progress - I'm gonna resize the ears and make the magnets closer to each other. right now they fall off easily. ... Tutorial: https://youtu.be/kM_V80vsYbQ

You can use zip ties, rubber bands or string to attach the ears to the headphones. I attached a small white pom pom on the inside to give it some fluff. Update: Added a new version with velcro attachment! ... Buy finished products at...

These ones are modeled to clip on a pair of Bose Quietcomfort 35. They print and store flat, but when mounted can be turned to face the preferred direction. Print instructionsWait untill the plastic is cooled down before you "mobilize" the ears...

Easy to print cat ears for your headphones.You can use zip ties, rubber bands, velcro or string to attach the ears to the headphones.I attached a small white pom pom on the inside to give it some fluff.Headphones on the images are ATH-M20x, but will...

(You have to remember to sand the tips of the ears to round it off). ... The final rendering: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMFAxrtWf/ https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMFAxhMpJ/ The other pieces of the cosplay: the dagger:...

simply print no supports needed then use an elastic band or fabric band to attach the ears to the headset by sliding the band into the slot on the front of the model then under the headset and into the secondary slot on the back of the model. perfect...

... the blog for guidance. An update from February 28th added new ears with built-in speaker capabilities; standard small USB speakers for PC should suffice. ...For those interested, a link to compatible speakers is available: Madisound Speaker Store.

... employed: yes. Supports will also contribute to stable prints: yes. Infill percentage should be set at 40% to create robust structures. Important notes: note the intention of detachable ears – they hold pieces securely to the bed, not vice versa.

Like the Cat Ears (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1412692), I dropped it into Tinkercad and added some bunny ears just in time for Easter. ... Note: Don't forget to cut off the tabs, they are present to act as a strategic brim to help bed adhesion and...

Crafted from high-quality PLA and durable Smartfil Bound, this majestic cat ear headband is designed to bring out the wild side of your feline friend. Its sleek design and vibrant colors make it a perfect accessory for any cat lover. ...Whether you're...

... up being dog size. Funnier on the dog anyway! If you have a larger printer have fun and scale it up! You can also turn it on its side and take it down to just one ear and print them large. Then, tack them onto a headband of some kind. ...

Designed the face & date ear but the hat and boat ear were remixes from the awesome designs below: Will add a final pic once I get them on the headband : ) I printed the boat on its own and then glued it into an ear blank. You may be able to group...

The monorail was originally designed to be on a wire that connects into a hole in the left ear, but after experimentation with it this never really seemed to work well, so I modified the left ear to have a larger space for wiring to fit in, and...

If I went back to 0.20mm, I was looking to add 5 hours to a print for no discernible improvement in appearance, and not for something like a boardgame card storage box.Finding the OP by Bowie Inc, but preferring not to have the ears be part of the...

The Ear non-modified file features a standalone ear if no accessories are preferred; however, it lacks holes for the wire and slits for the sign. If you print Non Modified, you'll need to reverse-print the back side. I've attached a headband file...

Next, a low infill setting will suffice for the ears' interior, but I'd highly recommend at least 3 to 4 solid layers of printing to guarantee durability and stability. Lastly, when printing with ABS material, the process is surprisingly easy. ...Just...

As I brainstormed ideas, I had to decide whether to create a design that wrapped around my ear or one that sat atop it, using modeling wax to secure it in place. In the end, I chose the second option because it allowed for seamless integration with...

... to customize. Instructions are still being developed, but the process involves printing parts, assembling servos and ears, connecting components and fine-tuning settings. ...The creator has shared Arduino source code on GitHub for further reference.

To create the prop, I bought a regular bicycle helmet for my cousin and attached custom made ears along with additional components and then gave them a spray paint job.\n\n \n \n DIY Tips & Tricks\nI printed these Honey Lemon ears using a Makerbot...

A set of completely printable Ashoka Tano Mickey Ears includes: - Mandalorian head band (three lengths - flat, middle, and long) * The longest one is for those who want the band in front of their forehead * The medium length is for those who want...

... 10% will ensure a sturdy design. After printing, you might need to add a dab of glue to secure the ears firmly to the headband. ...Alternatively, using a small blowtorch can help soften the plastic and make it easier to assemble the parts together.