Combination Padlock

This little padlock is a great demonstration of how a rotary dial combination lock works. Understanding how it goes together is a great educational exercise (i.e: you'll have to read the instructions). And the lock is even usable, that is, if the thieves in your neighborhood happen to be really weak. This is an improved version of my earlier padlock that is a little larger, easier to assemble, and has an easy-to-read dial. It does require an AMS or dual nozzle printer like the H2D. The combination is customizable with up to 810 different combinations. Printing (must read this section)The model is prints easily with no supports, but one thing to note is that the last digit of the combination is actually determined by the location of the arrow on the dial. In the 3MF file, I simply painted the arrow on within Bambu Studio. I've actually included several different versions of the dial: On the first plate, I've included one dial with 10 arrows painted. If printing from Bambu St