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Took me ages to copy that logo and slice it up. Not brave enough to try it yet, have a ton more bike logos to print first for a local bike shop.
These came out nice though:
These came out nice though:
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Getting there...
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With emphasis on the 'similar':
12GA Shell Holder Clamp by wild03
This is a 12 GA shell vise/Holder clamp. Can be used to safely hold a shell for roll crimping on a drill press.There is a hole under the shell allowing the clamp to be use for de-priming.For details about the Push Pull Toggle Clamp see my design:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5271136
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That is just what I am after - Many thanks Argoshield, you are a star!With emphasis on the 'similar':
12GA Shell Holder Clamp by wild03
This is a 12 GA shell vise/Holder clamp. Can be used to safely hold a shell for roll crimping on a drill press.There is a hole under the shell allowing the clamp to be use for de-priming.For details about the Push Pull Toggle Clamp see my design:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5271136
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My inner 5yo is getting excited:
This might just work!
This might just work!
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Well I don't know if I made it "today" but here's a video of the working prototype.
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There's printables.com , it's owned by Prusa, but all the models I've seen on it have either .stl or .3mf which work in any slicer
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Some issues with a difficult lock location. On a "home made" external fence gate. It had been cobbled together with a variety of scrap wood!
Really nice lock and got it fitted ok...
But there's a problem with the extreme width of the frame and the fact it needed to use the slam lock fitting.
The frame upright i.e. the fencepost (!) is not square to the gate. It's twisted so that if the latch clears the outside edge, when it reaches the slam lock it has swung away from the frame so far it barely catches. I made a little spacer ramp (the spring loaded latch bolt needs a ramp both ways in/out).
Super happy with the action now. I was able to tweak the design within millimetres to get it just right. It's solid PETG and will be interesting to see how it fares over the years.
Since I have a good model, I could easily remake this in metal if that's ever required but it's a great example of how the facility to produce custom 3d prints is so useful in the real world.
Really nice lock and got it fitted ok...
But there's a problem with the extreme width of the frame and the fact it needed to use the slam lock fitting.
The frame upright i.e. the fencepost (!) is not square to the gate. It's twisted so that if the latch clears the outside edge, when it reaches the slam lock it has swung away from the frame so far it barely catches. I made a little spacer ramp (the spring loaded latch bolt needs a ramp both ways in/out).
Super happy with the action now. I was able to tweak the design within millimetres to get it just right. It's solid PETG and will be interesting to see how it fares over the years.
Since I have a good model, I could easily remake this in metal if that's ever required but it's a great example of how the facility to produce custom 3d prints is so useful in the real world.
Not any more he dont..lol I dont suppose anyone has found or made one for the T2 holders yet??
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A WAGO block holder for a cheap 80x80 box from Toolstation. The 2.5mm wire terminal block it comes with is far too big for what I'm using it for. In black PETG. Just gave the job to my lad and he got on with it. The WAGOs snap in lovely and firm:
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While it is still hot on his Fusion stove, could you get him to fry up one that takes 3 x 3-way Wagos.
And 2 x 4 way (only available as Fako) and 2 x 5 way (genuine ones available).
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To go in the same box?
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This one he's done above will take x5 2-ways as above or x3 3-ways as below. Could get x4 3-ways in but it'd be a re-design:
5-ways won't fit this print so it's re-design but they would fit in the space:
I've not got any 4-way Fakos to measure from only some 8-ways. Would need an actual 4-way to measure as the WAGO/Fako profiles are different. We could chance that the 4-way Fako is the same as the 8-way profile. What do you want just the STL?
