Godox SL150 Rosette Hirth Joint Replacement

Studio lighting typically utilizes a Rosette or Hirth joint mechanism to enable tilting and secure the angle in place. On the Godox SL150, this mechanism relies on two plastic pins that bear the majority of the light's weight when angled. This often leads to material fatigue, causing the pins to fail prematurely especially if the joint is overtightened. This improved design replaces the plastic pins with two M5 10mm countersunk screws. By shifting the load onto metal hardware, the weight is distributed more evenly across the 3D-printed component, significantly increasing durability. I also included a version of the original design with the two plastic pins exactly like what Godox use, though I do not recommend using it. 3D printed parts are generally weaker than their injection-molded counterparts and will likely fail in the same manner as the original factory part. Only use the original version if you perhaps use advanced materials and/or do plastic annealing. Instructions:Use a f