Model dimensions:- length – 381 mm- diameter – 22 mmDesigned in Solid Works 2012, rendered in Keyshot 5.0.99.
Tag: Wand
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Tub 3D Model
A 3d Tub modeled in Modo 3d and textured in Substance Painter. The polygon count is 197,887 and all the textures are 2048×2048. A LXO, OBJ,FBX is included with textures.
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Voldemort Wand 3D Model
This 3D model has been created based on the Voldemort’s wand that we could see at Harry Potter films.Model formats provided:- *.ma (Maya 2017)- *.mb (Maya 2017)- *.fbx (Multi Format)- *.obj (Multi Format)This model has been textured using Substance Painter 2. The texture files have been exported for the Physically-Based Rendering (PBR) Metallic/Roughness workflow and its size is 4096×4086 pixels.The renders have been made using Keyshot 6.I hope it will be of use, enjoy!
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Nebia Shower Wand Connector to 1/2″ BSP Adapter 3D Print Model
Summary
An adapter that changes Nebia’s proprietary shower wand connector to a standard 1/2″ BSP connector.
Note that the water temperature between the Nebia shower head and the 1/2″ BSP output might be significantly different, and there will be reduced water flow.
Use at your own risk.
Print Settings
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Doesn’t Matter
Infill:
100%
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Francesca Magic Wand 3D Print Model
Summary
[Più sotto il testo in italiano]
This is the magic wand I made for my daughter Francesca; starting from Patrick Mahoney’s project, (https://www.thingiverse.com/Patrick_Mahoney/about) I wanted to make it happen too but I had several problems so I finally re engineered everything.
The handle is made in 2 parts, cut asymmetrically for convenience, contains the useful space for 2 AAA batteries a scar for the wire of the negative pole and a hole for the same as well as a hole for the positive pole in the central area.
I attached STL both integer and sectioned as interesting to me.
As in Patrick’s project I use an LED (in my case 3mm white 3v) and an inertial switch that is OFF when horizontal. Minimum cost.
The thin part is a single piece and long with an embroidery similar to the handle, the lower part penetrates into the handle and is also a container for the vertical sensor.
The pieces were printed in ASA all without supports, the handle horizontally in two parts while the thin vertical part with a lot of brim to support it being very tall but thin.
Questa è la bacchetta magica che ho realizzato per mia figlia Francesca; partito dal progetto di Patrick Mahoney, ( https://www.thingiverse.com/Patrick_Mahoney/about) volevo realizzarla anche io ma ho avuto diversi problemi quindi ho infine re ingegnerizzato tutto.
Il manico è realizzato in 2 parti, tagliato in maniera asimmetrica per comodità, contiene lo spazio utile per 2 batterie AAA un incavo per il filo del polo negativo e un passante per lo stesso oltre ad un passante per il polo positivo in zona centrale.
Allego STL sia intero che sezionato come interessava a me.
Come nel progetto di Patrick uso un led (nel mio caso bianco 3mm da 3v) ed un’interruttore inerziale che in pratica è OFF quando orizzontale. Costo minimo.
La parte sottile è un pezzo unico e lungo con un ricamo simile al manico, la parte inferiore penetra nel manico ed è anche contenitore per il sensore di verticale.
I pezzi sono stati stampati in ASA tutti senza supporti, il manico in orizzontale in due parti mentre la parte sottile in verticale con molto brim per sostenerlo essendo molto alto ma sottile.
Print Settings
Printer:
Anycubic Delta Kossel Plus Rafts:
No Supports:
No Resolution:
0.2 Infill:
20% Notes:
some brim for the thin part printed verticallyCustom Section
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Milk Frother 3D Model
MILK FROTHER=================================- Modeled in Blender.- Preview image rendered using cycles.- All scene are included in .blend files.- Poly count are before sub division- Great for close up render.- All parts and materials are logically named.OTHER FORMATS=================- 3ds MAX- COLLADA (.dae)- Autodesk FBX- OBJ
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Sailor Moon magic wand 3D Model
Magic wand from the cartoonSailor Moon. The model is created for conventional visualization and 3d printing
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Staff 3D Model
staff magic magical rol lowpoly low poly sorcerer mage mana ready game artifact sword medieval wand wizard warlock demon dark max weapon fantasy rpg
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voldemort wand small version (pendant) 3D Print Model
Summary
Size of this wand is
Z= 15mm
X= 28mm
Y= 106.803mm
You can use whatever you want.
Print Settings
Printer:
Anet A8 Rafts:
Doesn’t Matter Supports:
Yes Resolution:
.1mm Infill:
100% Notes:
Nozzle size 0.2mm diameter.
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Target Stand (double sides card printed) 3D 3D Model
‘ Target Stand(recto verso card) ‘ is a full 3D model to add more details and realism to your projects. Detailed enough for close-up renders.*********************************Features:- Model resolutions are optimized for polygon efficiency(in 3DS MAX the meshsmooth function can be used to increase mesh resolution if necessary).- All colors can be easily modified. – No part-name confusion when importing several models into a scene. – No cleaning up necessary, just drop model into your scene and start rendering.- No special plugin needed to open scene.- HDRI background & light scene are not included*********************************File formats:- MAX- FBX (Multi Format)- OBJ (Multi Format)- Cinema 4D R17************************************Texture:1 JPEG uv texture(4096*4096)Available in ‘Accompanying Product Files’ section***************************************Hope you like it! Also check out my other models, just click on my user name to see complete gallery.Infos about my work:I work always my files with a lot of attention to details, good topology and optimizes polygons, I also bring a serious touch in the provided textures.I would like to thank every guys who bought my files, you motivate me to produce some more very nice 3d models.Newlc – 2017
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Ghostbusters Neutrino Wand 3D Print Model
Summary
This neutrino wand is based off the wonderful model by DancinFool82. There were a number of modifications I wanted to make to reduce filament used in printing and allow the use of 3/4 inch PVC pipe for the handles. I’m making a proton pack for my son and the handles need to be smaller.
I’ve split the main base to make it easier to print with minimal support. There are small guides modeled inside so the side panel will be easier to glue on. I’ve added a new mounting peg for the rear handle that has a base piece that slides on before the PVC pipe. This looks more like the original prop to me. The bottom base plate has been redone to allow the use of M2 screws to put it together. There are screw mounts in the main base and side pieces. This will allow access to the electronics after it’s put together.
The front handle parts have been reduced a little in size to match the smaller 3/4 inch pipe handle. For an adult I think 3/4 inch PVC is better anyway as it feels better in my hands as well. All of the parts have been cleaned up and checked for errors as well. I was having some issues printing some of the original parts.
I did not include the clippard valve. I’m using this one which is greathttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2286284
Print Settings
Printer:
Davinci Mini Rafts:
No Supports:
Yes Resolution:
.2-.3 Infill:
20-50 Notes:
The bottom base model has some circles on the edges that rip off easily after printing to keep it from warping because my slicer wouldn’t add a brim.
Printing at .3 for all parts took about 24 hours. I’ve printed a lot of prototypes so it’s hard to say for sure. It all came out really well though.
