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Ball and Socket Mounting System - Revised
par DrDean
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I enjoyed the original models, but I found that they needed to be optimized for part strength and clamping force.
The models have varying degrees of leverage knobs to allow better leverage on the tightening mechanisms.
A calibrated printer will allow for the best fit of your parts. Online printer calibration guides are invaluable and will help you get the most out of any print. Follow all of the recommendations for: E-steps, xyz calibration, flow rate, and PID tuning. These will help tremendously in helping you print functional parts.
A few drops of oil will help in parts tightening down. = )
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Tips:
-Use low layers heights for printing threaded parts. Depending on how large you scale your models, anywhere between 0.10mm-0.16mm layer heights will work well.
-You can increase your model scale to support greater weight.
100% can handle 1-2 ounces. (Small lights, a small webcam, a small microphone, ect.)
130% can handle a
The models have varying degrees of leverage knobs to allow better leverage on the tightening mechanisms.
A calibrated printer will allow for the best fit of your parts. Online printer calibration guides are invaluable and will help you get the most out of any print. Follow all of the recommendations for: E-steps, xyz calibration, flow rate, and PID tuning. These will help tremendously in helping you print functional parts.
A few drops of oil will help in parts tightening down. = )
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Tips:
-Use low layers heights for printing threaded parts. Depending on how large you scale your models, anywhere between 0.10mm-0.16mm layer heights will work well.
-You can increase your model scale to support greater weight.
100% can handle 1-2 ounces. (Small lights, a small webcam, a small microphone, ect.)
130% can handle a
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