wool combs for spinning 3d models

this is a simple jewelry box that can hold a small item or pretty much anything small you put a small bearing in the circular hole in the side and 3d print a small stick to put in the bearing, you hot glue the stick to the inside circular cover and...

Mirror Effect Spinning A user has requested that I test my spinning capabilities using a mirror effect. This is an interesting challenge because it requires generating new text based on the input while maintaining the original tone and voice. To...

FREE FILAMENT- 5 Westfield Grove, Woking, Surrey, GU229PQ. ...This easy to print spinning top is great fun and takes little filament. I used my creatality ender 3 with 15% infill, 0.2mm accuracy and support. ...You can use the support as a stand.

A spinning top in the form of a snowflake, combining my two favourite models. Instructions If anyone can tell me why the OpenSCAD file isn't uploading, but the gzipped file is, I'd be glad to hear about it. ... Category: Mechanical Toys

Spinning top ring MV：https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyUabS7-I0Y&list=PLlHG10g1RIDL-CW-ARqeE9QJzIGxEh85l&index=4 Category: Toys & Games

The circular section rotates around a central axis, allowing it to spin freely. A small metal ring is attached, enabling the keychain to be securely fastened to a standard keyring. ... Print Settings Printer: Monoprice Select Mini ...

This is a precision-crafted spinning wheel yarn bobbin, featuring high-performance 608ZZ bearings that require a gentle tap with a mallet to secure properly. ...To assemble, print two identical spindle parts and carefully insert the spindlerod into each...

After crafting several spinning gears and ball bearings, I decided to merge them into one innovative plaything. To give it a more menacing appearance, the gear component was transformed into a saw blade design. ...It's difficult to categorize this...

This snowflake ornament's distinct sections spin freely, printing in place and scaling seamlessly up to 500% without a hitch. Other prints can be effortlessly integrated and attached to enhance its customization options. ...Support-free printing is a...

this is a super simple printable spinning top. It can be print i one part with support or in two part, with some cyanoacrylate glue. ...The model is 32mm high and with a 27mm radius but it can be scaled up.

A mesmerizing whirligig, spinning rapidly on its axis as it twirls end over end in a dizzying display of kinetic energy, its brightly colored body whizzing by in a blur of motion that seems to defy the laws of gravity itself.

To see this file, check out the cool spinning keychain I made: http://i.imgur.com/vhlR186.gif. I managed to print it easily in one single piece, and here's how you can too. Take a look at my instructions below, and be sure to browse my other...

This is a being I've named Bibblebob, and through its rounded-belly-opening, is a sphere that you can spin using the notches. It's visibly agitated about this situation. ... It requires minimal support material and was effortless to dislodge through the...

Giving one of these awesome air-powered spinning tops a tough-as-nails makeover is a blast! ...It's also a fantastic way to keep your cards safe and secure while you're dealing out the action at the poker table.

The Basic Design of a Spinning Top Toy Features a Height Ranging from 38.5 to 43 Millimeters and a Diameter between 31.5 and 32 Millimeters, with a Taking Diameter of 9 Millimeters. ...The Infill Density of the Toy is Optimized at 30 Percent.

... by offering an innovative feature - an auto-centering nub that ensures perfect balance. This game-changing design eradicates the wobble problems commonly associated with other support-free tops, providing a smooth and stable spinning experience.

Refer to the print settings and images for additional information and post images of your Spinning Christmas Stars on display. If you enjoy this design, check out the rest of my fun and practical designs. Print Settings: Printer Brand: MakerBot...

This display stand was designed to hold up to twelve spinning reels in various sizes. The largest reel shown in photos is a size 14000 (Daiwa), but should be able to accommodate bigger sizes. Spacing between the reels can be adjusted as necessary. ...

You need 2 of these for each part.&nbsp;&nbsp;Slicing:SpinnerPlace it on it's flat side. Add custom gcode at 5mm:</p><p><code>G1 X10.000 Y150.000 E0; parking position GET THE PRUSA TO STICK IT'S TONGUE OUT!&nbsp;</code><br><code>M1; user...

... (and please post images of your Spinning Witches Key Fobs for other members to see). Refer to the images and print settings for additional information / recommendations. ...Note: If you like this, check out the rest of my practical and fun designs.

Use the slicer to reduce all the parts to 85% and you should be fine.I added a color change, via the slicer, to the bottom base tower (the pen cup) to print it as two-tone.There are 20 axels and 20 rollers for the bottom base and 18 rollers for the...

... bottom of the top into its corresponding section. Push the other end of the string through the hole in the dowel and start wrapping the string around it. Pull on the key ring while holding the top portion of the top, then watch as it begins to spin.

One STL file has a separate spinning knob that needs to be attached via glue or friction welding onto the top, while the second file features an all-in-one design. Since I injection mold this air-powered top design, most of my tops have the...

This is a keychain with a spinning R, Volvo's R-design. Dimensions: about: Height: 52mm Width: 48mm Depth: 6.5mm It's quite a substantial keychain, so if it doesn't meet your expectations you can always try scaling it down. I printed this keychain...

A fully printable model of the spinning wheel used in Maleficent. as always, the ones that say miller are lower quality but are water tight and printable and the others are usually printable but may have holes in them that make the object not a...

A six-sided spinning top dice model designed with SketchUp as a hobby project. Never having printed this design, I'm eager to see how it would turn out in physical form. Unfortunately, I don't have access to a printer at the moment. ...If someone were...

... Print with 98-100% infill. Use a lot of shells (If you pick 15 or so shell layers, it will be all shell). Press a 1/8 inch steel or ceramic bearing into the tip (buy them on eBay or Amazon). It will snap into place. I get spins over two minutes.

Be sure to sand the bottom of the wheel and the top of the base plate so that the wheel is able to spin freely. I used a small nail pushed through the center hole of the base plate. ...Then cut the nail and filed the edges of it about 3mm above the base...

EDIT: The original design did not have enough clearance to spin. this is the updated verson Here is a Ram keychain I created in Tinkercad. It is designed to print in place without supports The settings I have used seem to work good Also like...

I designed a spinning ornament/decoration to be printed in place, no supports or rafts needed. After the print, simply cut away the small tabs (marked in purple) holding the spacers to the stars with a blade, and it should free with a light twist....