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A non-functional prop M84 Flashbang grenade from the popular PC game - CS:GO (Counter Strike Global Offensive). Model Notes : There are 2 files uploaded for body 3. The truncated version should work for most printers. Body 5 has a version…
This is a 1:1 scale model of the famous M84 Stun Grenade, better known as a Flashbang. This grenade has articulated pin and handle – the handle can be optionally configured ot be spring loaded and fly off when released. This grenade is…
This is a rough approximation of the flashbang from CSGO. It prints in multiple parts that fit together without the use of glue. All models should load in their recommended printing orientation. The handle and the top cover require…
An enclosure for PAM8403-based tiny audio amplifier board that can be purchased from online stores like [Sainsmart] . There are two versions with or without vents. This STL model has been optimized for Hatchbox Wood PLA. For different…
A non-functional dummy M84 flashbang/stun grenade. Dimensions: Height: 133 mm Length (bottom cap flat side to flat side): 40.9 mm Length (bottom cap side to spool): 47.5 mm NOTES: I printed on a Bambu Lab X-1 Carbon. Infill: 10% Support:…
The file (PIN) can be fragile, I recommend using a drilled pin to add the spool. Inside the file (Cap) there is a slot to insert an 8x15 spring to recreate the effect of the lever
Update 28.12.2021: added a knob for the volume potentiometer This is a small case for a PAM8403 Amplifier. The small amplifier is ideal for PC speakers since it can be powered by USB cable. You need four M3 countersink screws to close the…
Der originale Knopf war mir nicht passgenau genug. Dieser Knopf passt für mich besser, kann aber am Anfang öfters klemmen. Unten hat der Knopf eine kleine Führung für den GDEMU Knopf. Das sorgt für einen besseren Halt im Gesamten. Er muss…
Ein kompaktes Gehäuse für den PAM8406 Class D/AB USB Verstärker. 2-Teilig. A compact case for the PAM8406 Class D/AB USB amplifier. 2-piece.
Quick print (2mins on Core One) using PLA. I suppose TPU could be used but I haven't tuned for it and its such a small piece that it seems like a lot of work. I printed using 0.15mm, with a 0.6mm nozzle.
My printer struggled with the cylinder that the spoon latched onto, so I shaved the top down just a bit. That's all.
I created this case for the DollaTek PAM8404 micro stereo amplifier to allow it to be mounted under a table. On the bottm there are 2 recessed holes for M3X12/16 countersink woodscrews. The lid for the case can be fixed with 4 M3X22…
