spyderco backspacer 3d models

File naming convention: GHAABBCCDDT GH= Goodson's Hobbies AA= Wheel model # BB= tire size (19=1.9, 22=2.2) CC= wheel width (inside of front and back lip) DD= back spacing, distance from outside of back to inside of hex surface T= trailer version For...

Je l'ai conçu pour ma touche de retour arrière (backspace), qui a 3 stems (une avec le switch et les deux autres pour les stabs) Mais, si vous avez une touche de 37 × 18 mm, vous pouvez l'utiliser (au fait, la hauteur de cette touche est de 8 mm) Il...

However, some buttons in the "Universal G-code Sender" aren't functioning properly (UP, DOWN, BACKSPACE+another key, ENTER). To maximize my keypad's functionality, I assigned the "Numpad0" button as a switch for grey-functions. In theory, keys could...

The needleshaft is 2mm springsteel, I'm using 2 5mm wideangle LEDs in each instrument for backlighting (that's what the hole in the backspacer are there for). My panel is done like I do all my new panels, the 3D printed part is painted with a...

You'll need to drill your own holes for the pivot and backspacer screws. I left them out because with my printer, it's more accurate if I drill them myself. I did include countersinks so you will know where to drill the holes. These scales have...

File naming convention: GHAABBCCDD GH = Goodson's Hobbies AA = Wheel model # BB = Tire size: 19 for 1.9, 22 for 2.2 CC = Wheel width (inside of front and back lip) DD = Back spacing, distance from outside of back to inside of hex surface For...

So I designed this backspacer to make that impossible.The print is very quick to print and it snaps on to the bottom of the knife. When you get it snapped on, it might tilt slightly out but just push the top part into the gap and it will stay. It's...

This is a 3D-printable case for the KBD67 MKII PCB, with a split backspace and a blocker placed atop the left control key. I created this to give myself a keyboard similar to the HHKB but with arrow keys (because I can). Do note, this is only...

This is a 3D-printable case for creating a mechanical keyboard with an HHKB layout, with a split backspace and blockers. It is compatible with most 60% PCBs, but specifically I have assembled with with the XD60 and DZ60 soldered PCBs. There are 4...

It features a 12mm hex hub with 15mm of backspacing, making it an ideal choice for scale enthusiasts. I created this model for my friend who wanted to build a miniature version of his 2014 Chevy Silverado. When printing, I suggest flipping the...

File naming convention: GHAABBCCDDT GH = Goodson's Hobbies AA = Wheel model # BB = Tire size: 19=1.9, 22=2.2 CC = Wheel width (inside of front and back lip) DD = Back spacing, distance from outside of back to inside of hex surface T = Trailer...

GH represents Goodson's Hobbies AA denotes the wheel model number BB indicates the tire size, with 19 corresponding to 1.9 and 22 representing 2.2 CC shows the wheel width outside of the face to inside of the back in millimeters DD stands for back...

(If you don't know what that means: 1U is a standard keycap (like on the letters), and the larger numbers are the larger keycaps (like Shift, Backspace, etc)) Larger keycaps would need a larger model and I'm currently too lazy for that. Plus I doubt...

... > Export > STL. For a quicker process: numpad 7, spacebar > add > text, TAB for edit mode, backspace 'text', input word, TAB for object mode, scale, Alt-c > mesh, 1, TAB, extrude, A-A, and ensure normal orientation with ctrl-n. ...Export to STL.

The file naming convention used here will be standard for any wheels I post going forward: GHAABBCCDD GH represents Goodson's Hobbies AA is the wheel model number BB indicates tire size, with 19 denoting a 1.9-inch tire and 22 representing a...

#!/bin/sh AAA=$(date --date=now +%A_%d-%m-%y_%H%M%S) printedpath=/home/charles/3dprinted/ xdotool windowfocus $(xdotool search --class openscad | tail -n 1) key alt+f x s sleep 1 xdotool windowfocus $(xdotool search --class openscad | tail -n 1) key...

File naming convention: GHAABBCCDDT GH = Goodson's Hobbies AA = Wheel model number BB = Tire size, where 19 represents a 1.9 and 22 represents a 2.2 CC = Wheel width (inside of front and back lip) DD = Back spacing, distance from outside of back to...

File naming convention: GHAABBCCDDT GH = Goodson's Hobbies AA = Wheel model number BB = Tire size; 19 = 1.9 inches, 22 = 2.2 inches CC = Wheel width (inside of front and back lip) DD = Back spacing, distance from outside of back to inside of hex...

In the "Universal G-code Sender" some buttons do not work (UP, DOWN, BACKSPACE+another key, ENTER) So the "Numpad0" works as a switch for the grey-functions, in order to get the maximum on functions on the keypad. Theoretically, the keys could get a...

Specifically, I drew inspiration from this model: [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:53125](http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:53125) For those interested in trying out my custom design, I recommend downloading the latest version, especially for...

File naming convention: GHAABBCCDD GH= Goodson's Hobbies AA= Wheel model # BB= tire size 19=1.9, 22=2.2 CC= wheel width (inside of front and back lip *Note: this is changed from previous wheels) DD= back spacing, distance from outside of back to...

File naming convention: GHAABBCCDDT GH = Goodson's Hobbies AA = Wheel model # BB = Tire size: 19 = 1.9, 22 = 2.2 CC = Wheel width (inside of front and back lip) DD = Back spacing, distance from outside of back to inside of hex surface T = Trailer...

DD= Back spacing, distance from outside of back to inside of hex surface T= Trailer version For example, GH08192110 represents Goodson's Hobbies Model 08, 1.9 size, 21mm wide, 10mm of backspacing. Printing: I recommend flipping the "back" file 180...

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=811030 Instructions Using the following options: backspace = [b,k] comma = [_1,_2,_1,_1,_2,_2] colon = [_1,_2,_1,_1,_2,_1] controlKey = [c,t] cornerRadius_text_box = 2.2 capslock = [c,l] del =...

The game is themed like a training tutorial from some alternate bondage universe where these keyboards are common in offices Regular typing games prioritize speed, which is hard to do here, so the tutorial focuses on accuracy; mistakes and backspaces...

Print for whatever size you have available.(If you don't know what that means: 1U is a standard keycap (like on the letters), and the larger numbers are the larger keycaps (like Shift, Backspace, etc)) Larger keycaps would need a larger model...

Here's how it breaks down: * GH = Goodson's Hobbies * AA = Wheel model number * BB = Tire size (19 for 1.9, 22 for 2.2) * CC = Wheel width (inside of front and back lip) * DD = Back spacing (distance from outside of back to inside of hex surface) * E...

...I've also added a 15" GM style rally wheel with a 4" backspace, along with a 28" tire (stock on 1/2 ton 2wd). Please note that I have no experience with flexible filaments and can't guarantee the two-piece wheel/tire assembly will print as designed.

Much like the spyderco sharpmaker, you position yourself above the blade, and hold it vertically, while you "cut" down into the stone. Then rotate the guide, and sharpen the other side. Lock your wrist, and keep the blade vertical through the...

The first prototype includes a narrow slot perfect for securing a Spyderco Panchenko dog-tag knife and an inviting groove where you can attach my 3D printed cover for a Space Pen bullet pen. As it stands, I am leaving room to add more functionality...