squishy 3d models

... with no support, I prefer to print with a .4mm fuzzy skin. I like 0% infill, makes them a little squishy. Gamepads are going to need supports, so IDK about them, I haven't printed them. ... I use The Final form, with the trigger turned forward.

Print this case in TPU filament if you want it to have more squishy give to protect the Hard Drive. NOTE: If this design helped YOU out... Please consider subscribing to our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/c/SharingtheRoad/featured ...

Big and not as squishy as you'd think, these Intellect Devourers are chunky brainlets that can give you some grief. I'd suggest the best thing to deter them is a lot of ice cream or milkshake, because if it's anything like my brain then it should be...

Big and not as squishy as you'd think, these Intellect Devourers are chunky brainlets that can give you some grief. I'd suggest the best thing to deter them is a lot of ice cream or milkshake, because if it's anything like my brain then it should be...

Big and not as squishy as you'd think, these Intellect Devourers are chunky brainlets that can give you some grief. I'd suggest the best thing to deter them is a lot of ice cream or milkshake, because if it's anything like my brain then it should be...

Low profile feet for the Anycubic Kossel Linear Plus. Print in TPU or some other sort of squishy plastic. No supports needed.<br/> May be difficult to sit in the 2020, but once you get one end started, the rest of the clamps drops in pretty easily.

You will also need some squishy non-slip pads on the inside. ONLY USE WITH LIGHT WEIGHT. I would not use this product to lift heavy weight, specially for exercises over the head. The orientation of the layers will yield different results. The arm is...

If you would like a bigger version let me know and I can edit the original file Required parts: 6mm tactile buttons (clicky) 1.75mm filament Super glue I made it fit these squishy buttons: https://www.adafruit.com/product/3101 For a quieter button...

It's a big squishy foam case designed to be "kid-proof", and while it succeeds at that, it also makes administrative tasks like charging a real pain. The case is super squishy and good for kids but the case is so large it makes the dock connector...

Printing support with Ninjaflex did leave him with a really rough back, but I think the squishiness is worth it. I also printed a second one 1.5 times bigger. ...I think that's a better scale, but I wanted to try a smaller one first since this is the...

Determined to achieve my vision of squishy perfection, I decided to go for it anyway and even scaled up my second version to 1.5 times the original size after considering smaller prints are ideal when working with supports. Since this is my first...

If you print mine in flex, mimicking the OEM rubber feet's squishiness, you can get away with a slightly smaller hole and a tight grip on metal. Don't expect it to fit if you use anything other than flexible filament. I'll be adding another model...

Note: If your roll exceeds 19cm in outer diameter, you might struggle to slide the rod/tube in from the sides due to paper squishiness. ...However, the plastic part (I used PETG) should still be flexible enough to allow pushing the rod/tube in from the...

... consider adding rubber feet if you use PLA, ABS, or PET. The white/clear print was produced using Inland natural eflex TPU, which has a soft and squishy texture. ...The black print was created with Sainsmart black TPU, a more rigid flex material.

This also works well with TPU and low infill (about 5-10%) to create a 'squishy' effect. The photo of the red one was printed vertically in transparent TPU, but the bands are actually internal supports. Custom wrist rests designed for the dactyl...

... .3mm with consideration for varied dimensional accuracy across different printers. Challenge: Print it with Colorful Flexible Filament! By making the blocks a little squishy, you can add another level of interactive play to the tactile experience.

I found that the Flex filament was too squishy to push the idler out enough to engage the filament sensor reliably. I tried tightening the idler spring, but once it was tight enough to grab the PETG, it was too tight to detect the Flex. The only way...

I printed mine in PLA flex to achieve a squishy feel that's perfect for everyday use. For advanced users, SLD files are available for download. The case features ample space for cables and other accessories. Be sure to check out my V KNOB design...

I use these for my Apex 1 equipped Gravel Bike.I found that I needed thinner bleed blocks to remove some of the squishy feeling that SRAM brakes tend to have. Using a thinner block leads to overfilling of the brake lines with brake fluid, so the pads...

This marvel was conjured with a tolerance of just 0.15 units, an impressive ratio of squishiness in the tubing at .8 times its normal size. Seven toothy spheres revolve around each planet, an allowed overhang of a generous 75% being the key to this...

However, you don't need to use ABSPLA; I found that the Ninjaflex was squishy. I previously struggled with loading Ninjaflex into my machine. Prior to upgrading to Sailfish firmware, I was unable to adjust the 'filament load' temperature, which...

It's no big deal to put something slightly squishy under the paper to compensate for the firm stamp. I used a standard store-bought ink pad made specifically for rubber stamps. Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:356988 Created...

So, it's semi-flexible but not "squishy". Notes: Use a flexible filament such as Ninja Flex for the stamp head and something more rigid for the stamp handle. How I Designed This The programs I used. For the stamp head, I used Autodesk 123d Design...

Squishiness of letters can be adjusted between 0 and 1 with the squish option at 0.69. Build Plate X Manual adjustment is done with an optimal setting of 100. Build Plate Y Manual positioning for better orientation in a manual build mode is set to...

We're turning our "Spool Snail" into a slug in an instant by removing its shell, and we're printing ours with Ninjaflex filament so it's nice and squishy. Our Print Settings Include: Rafts? No. Supports? None either. Resolution? A super sharp 0.2 mm....

A Crazy Spider Web of Fun print perfect for wrapping around any finger, also printed with soft and squishy Ninjaflex. ... Get the creepy feel with a Bloody Hand Splat print made from incredibly durable and bendable 3d printny materials in Ninjaflex ...

... Preheat your printer and heated bed for the optimal printing temperature: - Bed temperature: Set to 225 degrees Celsius. - Print temperature: Ensure it is set to 40 degrees Celsius. Print two layers with 5% infill to ensure a squishy, soft finish.

However, if you're using printrbot, it's recommended to switch to semiflex filament so that the final result will be soft and squishy. Before you start printing, remember to set the layer height to 200 microns and use a moderate infill percentage of...

It's been exciting to experiment with printing them out of PLA, too, which yields an incredibly clean part, but who wouldn't love the tactile experience of holding a squishy one? Instructions Ensure that one of the hexagonal faces is aligned flush...

... and 10% infill for the perfect balance of strength and comfort. You can adjust these settings to suit your preferences, creating a grip that suits your riding style. For added security, increase the shell strength or add more squishiness as needed.