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Embroidery Hoop Stand
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My wife has recently become very enthusiastic about her cross stitch, and she wanted an embroidery hoop stand to hold her work. I spent a little time in Tinkercad and came up with this.
I printed in PLA, though if parts fail I will reprint in PETG.
You will need 4 M5 x 15 bolts and 2 matching nuts. I used cap screws, but panhead or washer head are also viable. Do not use countersunk machine screws.
You will need 2 of every part except the base extension. The washer is optional if the head on your socket cap screw doesn't hold well on the slot.
A note on orientation - if possible, print all of the parts flat on your bed (Smaller FDM may have problems with the upright, you might be able to fit them in diagonally.)
The bolt and bottom jaw should be printed with the male threaded sections horizontal with support, unless you're able to get excellent layer adhesion on your printer. (Tightening the bolts will pull against your layer adhesion if they're printed vertically,
I printed in PLA, though if parts fail I will reprint in PETG.
You will need 4 M5 x 15 bolts and 2 matching nuts. I used cap screws, but panhead or washer head are also viable. Do not use countersunk machine screws.
You will need 2 of every part except the base extension. The washer is optional if the head on your socket cap screw doesn't hold well on the slot.
A note on orientation - if possible, print all of the parts flat on your bed (Smaller FDM may have problems with the upright, you might be able to fit them in diagonally.)
The bolt and bottom jaw should be printed with the male threaded sections horizontal with support, unless you're able to get excellent layer adhesion on your printer. (Tightening the bolts will pull against your layer adhesion if they're printed vertically,
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