tech deck ramps for free 3d models

it is a 3d print with a baker design on bottom

this is my first thing i was just trying to get the hang of tinker cad and i made this it might need to be re sized but im lazy

This is a free version of a series of powerpacks that have a little more advanced/tech feel to them. If you like this and want to have a few more options please check out the paid version. ... Scale down by about 88% for 28mm size and adjust to fit from...

I thought to myself "What does my cults 3d collection of tech deck 3d printables need?" The answer? A low rail and a kicker. Look at that smiley face. How could you not have fun ripping mad tricks off that bad boy? Buy these files and start printing...

Original Finger Spinners from Novosibirsk company True Tech now available at no cost to you.

A standard wrist watch design serves as the basis for both conceptualization and accessorizing models in various contexts.

Box for multiple outputs of 12v for the RAMPS.

**WARNING**: *This model isn't yet complete!* Featuring a 3D-printed body, it houses an upper deck with a 80mm fan cooling the PCB. ...The Ramps board is fixed to the base, while also incorporating cable management and airflow slots.

just ramps for titans return and siege raods and connection to and from

RAMPs 80mm Fan Holder - Enhance your RAMPs 1.4 or 1.5 board's cooling efficiency by installing a dedicated fan holder designed specifically for the 80mm fan size. ...Keeps your printer running smoothly and quietly.

I'm Upgrading My Ramps Enclosure for the AM8 with an 80x80mm Cooling Fan, Accommodating Space for a Heatbed Mosfet and a Custom 40x60mm PCB.

Key Features: • Durable metal construction provides long-lasting protection against dust, moisture, and physical impacts • Customizable layout allows for easy installation of your RAMPS board and associated electronics • Ample space for cable...

The Arduino Mega is fully supported by our system, which also includes the Ramps 1.4 board and an 80mm fan for optimal cooling performance.

... the Ramps setup, ensuring adequate cooling for your 3D printer's electronics. ...This popular fan size provides a good balance between airflow and space requirements, making it an ideal choice for most DIY printers using Ramps as their control board.

Fan is absolutely needed for RAMPS. I am using 70mm. This mount is simple and print just a few minutes. But it's cooling heatbead too. If you focused on ABS, that's can be issue. Instructions Print, attach fan using 4 M3 screws, fit it on RAMPS. ... ...

... ...The design requires three M3 screws at least 18mm long, but two will suffice. After printing, insert the L-shaped clasps into horizontal mount holes and screw RAMPS directly into screw holes, which tap their threads eliminating the need for nuts.

Download four free textures here: https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-models/aircraft/jet/mega-low-poly-airplane To maximize the model's potential, apply an emitter material to produce vibrant blue lines that transform into radiant lights. Learn about MEGA...

Designed for Printables Flash Contest #101, this finger skateboard I designed features real rolling wheels to give you that tactile feeling.   Tried my best to design it without need for supports, but the wheels that do not contact the printbed...

Humans Construct a Simple Ramps Setup, Featuring 80mm Fans and Optional Paste-Off Points for Efficient Part Printing. ...The Entire Process Is Well-Suited for Beginners, Requiring Minimal Additional Tools or Effort Beyond the Basic Box Frame and Fan...

I'm Building a Custom Card Holder for My Ramps Project - Improving Air Circulation with a Strategic Angle. ... To Bring This Design to Life, I Need Four M4 Screws - M3 Might Also Work in a Pinch.

* I beefed up the thickness to a solid 2mm * I scrubbed off all extrusions from the surface, giving it a super flat look * I swapped out those tiny air holes for wider ones, boosting airflow big time * I increased the Power Plug hole size to fit...

A bracket for mounting an Arduino RAMPS board to the stock Anet A8 frame. M3-compatible threads are built into the design to eliminate the need for nuts. To use this bracket, you will also need the following screws: • 1 x 35mm M3 screw • 2 x 20mm...

Edit 26/05/17 The word "ramps" alone New version of the bottom case : -Wider V-slot mount for M5x10mm -No more nut slots, screw the M3x4-to-10mm directly in the plastic (tap it if you can) Edit 28/05/17 A version of the bottom case without the...

Print the RAMPS v1.2 enclosure inspired by araspitfires, available at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6060. The design accommodates a 60mm fan, powered through the third MOSFET due to the absence of a 12V terminal on the RAMPS-board. Modifications...

An 80mm fan adapter is available for Ramps 1.4 cases, utilizing its silence with only 10db noise level. Choose between M3 or M4 versions that have holes suitable for M3x30mm and M4x30mm bolts. This design serves as a lid, eliminating the need for...

I enhanced a remake of backplate from Ramps Case by 1sPiRe - it's an amazing box, thanks for the inspiration! ...Here's what I changed: * Increased thickness to 2mm for added durability * Removed all surface extrusions to achieve a super flat appearance...

I am reworking a protective casing specifically for both my ramps modules AND my Raspberry Pi computer. This revamped version is fully customizable and designed to effectively pull cool fresh air from outside, circulate it, then expel it back out...

These parts prevent RAMPS from wobbling until a custom enclosure is available, fitting 5/16" or M8 rods. The design features two brackets for attaching a fan above the board to cool Pololus. ...Assemble by printing and using M3 screws on the components.

A dedicated fan is essential for operating RAMPS at peak performance. I'm utilizing a 70mm fan with excellent results. This uncomplicated mount takes only a few minutes to print and install securely using four M3 screws. ...While its primary function is...

... ease of use. Bill Of Materials: Countersunk screws - M3x25mm - necessary for secure attachment to RAMPS Countersunk screws - M3x10mm - utilized for connecting supports with stability Fasteners - M5x10mm - ensuring solid bonding to the frames