Oakley Holbrook Replacement Arm
Very close copy of Oakley Holbrook right side arm
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Very close copy of Oakley Holbrook right side arm
After broken my sunglasses arm, i searched to order replacement part. Oakley doesn't propose this part, so i decided to design and print my own. Original hinge is whole in plastic, so i thought it was possible to do the same. Printed in…
Patillas de recambio para gafas Oakley Sliver (modelo descatalogado)
I made these glasses since I couldn't work up the nerve to buy real Oakley sunglasses so I figured the next best thing was to buy a pair of replacement lenses and then make a 3D printed frame. They work well and they are a great…
I remixed windyleaf's Bob Head from Thingiverse a bit and printed with tree supports with 0 distance so they would serve as permanent legs. I've always wanted a Bob Head to be part of my sunglass display/stands and since I remodeled my…
3D scan of nosepad for Oakley Style Switch. they are some imperfections, but it prints well
Temple (arm) replecement for oakley jawbreaker glasses oakley-left-arm-temple.stl contains bent temples, so their don't fall of your head oakley-left-arm-temple-flat.stl file contains temples which are not bent, so you can bend them…
First of all thanks to the great Idea from @EndermannPrints (https://www.printables.com/model/430482-rugged-box-eyeglass-cases-sizes-normal-and-large) to adapt the rugged box by @Whity…
Description I designed these sunglasses a few years ago after my sunglasses (Okley Holbrook) broke while mountain biking. The goal was to reuse the lenses and have an affordable frame that could be easily and cheaply replaced if damaged.…
V3: had to taper 10mm on the bottom and compensated sunglass holder by angling inboard by 10mm. *Tested perfect. added 3mm felt to protect glasses and other items forward of the organizer. V2: V1 was 2 mm too wide. Trimmed the sides down…
Oakley Ballistic M Frame Adapter Clip 0.08mm recommended support - yes
I lost one of the nose pads for my favorite pair of sunglasses so I designed a replacement. The nose pad includes the dimple for the sunglasses to securely grip the pad. Best results have been from SLA printing in flexible resin, but it…
A good quality Oakley keychain that I couldn't find, so I made my own.
Spare arm for OAKLEY sunglasses. Printed from PA carbon. After printing you must adjust a moving part of the leg.
My base case was printed from ABS and the lid is printed from PLA. The ABS gives the case impact resistance and strength, but the PLA allows the lid to be more rigid and snap into place.
This is a simple replacement for Oakley Hyperlink eyeglasses temple. Organic support is required for lock pin only (see .3mf file).
Just a quick mecha that I threw together for use in your favorite 6mm giant robot games. If you like my work and want to see (and print) more of it, please consider stopping over at my online miniatures store at Punkin' Figs . All of my…
In the photo, printed with black PETG and “Inox Silk” PLA, both by Voolt3D (a brazilian brand). You can print the bands in vase mode. You can print the upper and lower bands of the case in vase mode and add a bunch of bottom layers to…
Modified the parametric settings to fit the Oakley Pill style hardcase for sunglasses.
TPU Ear Socks for Titanium Oakley Wire Frame “WINGBACK” Glasses. https://www.oakley.com/en-us/product/W0OX5089 I had my stock Oakley Silicone version ear socks tear. Too thin. Decided to make my own design. I measure the my Titanium Frame…
This is a socket to disassemble the proprietary bolts on Oakley glasses. Socket fits a 6 mm Allen key. The 6 mm hex is modeled as 6 mm exactly, it might be a bit tight but worked for me. The print setting i used: Galaxy Black PLA 0.2 mm…
Spare arm for OAKLEY sunglasses. Printed from PA carbon. After printing you must adjust a moving part of the leg.
In the photo, printed with black PETG and “Inox Silk” PLA, both by Voolt3D (a brazilian brand). You can print the bands in vase mode. You can print the upper and lower bands of the case in vase mode and add a bunch of bottom layers to…
This is a Holder for a Gopro or Lamp on a Oakley DRT5 helmet. Cant find one so i designed it by my self. Its Printed in ASA , other Materials like ABS, PETG will work as well.
I was missing my rubber ones, so I designed these plastic ones.
I lost one of my Oakley DRT5 helmet visor's nuts and I could not find any spare parts for it. I found someone selling it in ebay, although it looked 3d printed. I could not find the design anywhere, so I measured the original nut and…
This is a socket to disassemble the proprietary bolts on Oakley glasses. Socket fits a 6 mm Allen key. The 6 mm hex is modeled as 6 mm exactly, it might be a bit tight but worked for me. The print setting i used: Galaxy Black PLA 0.2 mm…
Oakley X-Metal is a proprietary five metal alloy material comprised primarily of titanium. It was developed in the 1990s by Oakley and eventually used to create the first titanium eyewear. This is a universal X-Metal sunglasses stand. It…
Shave down your temple shocks for a perfect fit!
Use your own TPU settings …tricky stuff :-) Keep these 80´ties BMX bikes alive …The last real men in the world was riding them back then. Happy printing , restoring and riding !
I made a case for a spare ski lens. I always find myself using the dark one in the morning and switching to the cloudy one as the sun falls in the afternoon. That's why I decided to create a case that lets me bring the spare lens with me…
printed myself out of tpu, seemed the closest to original rubber sides. still a very tight fit to get them on. add the small bumps as my glasses slip while looking down. this has stopped that
Sunglasses that you can 3D Print *(use a cut up paper clip for the hinge)
This sunglasses frame is a fast and easy print. It is compatible with Oakley Garage Rock lenses. The lenses are simply clicked into the frame- no glue required. Printing Instructions Print upside down without any supports. I printed with…
Supports are recommended. Use paint-on supports in the attachment-nook for where the arm attached to the frame.
This was based on the real metal version made by Oakley. I have both FDM and resin printed this model and it looks great in clear resin. In one of the photos you will see all 3 versions. You can use a brass insert to join the 2 piece…