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SpeederPad Adjuster

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Modification to my Speederpad stand project with the possibility of rotating the monitor better.

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This is my original project:

https://www.printables.com/model/816614-flsun-v400-speeder-pad-holder

I noticed that it was difficult to adjust the tilt of the display, so I redesigned the final part in order to be able to achieve the purpose.

Basically you have to replace the "Support_Small_Body.step" with the new one that I put in this project ("Support_Small_Body v1.step").

For assembly follow these instructions:

  1. Join “Support_Small_Body v1” with the RearDisc.step using at least two screws.

     
  2. Insert the “MainAxle.step” with its “ClipRear.step”.


    N.B.: The clip has one direction, if it doesn't fit, turn it the other way.

     
  3. Insert “FrontDisc.step” into “MainAxle.step”.

     
  4. Join “FrontBaseBody.step” with the two “FrontbaseThick.step” thicknesses, using the grooves.

     
  5. Connect “FrontBaseBody.step” with “speed-pad-holder.step” with screws. Use at least 3 screws.

     
  6. Insert the previous piece at “MainAxle.step”, stop everything with the second “ClipRear.step".

     
  7. In the end the result should be this.

Basically the “FrontBaseBody.step” looks like a spring for the “FrontDisc.step”.

 

The Speeder Pad's final triangular mount can be found at this link:

https://www.printables.com/it/model/381635-flsun-v400-speeder-pad-display

Mine is a modified version of this file to have the three mounting holes.

In the shared 3mf file you can see how to print the various pieces:

I used PLA plus, I think it's the minimum.
For “FrontBaseBody.step” use PETG or PCTG.

Generally no supports are needed except for “speed-pad-holder.step”:

Use M4 type screws and nuts.

N. B.: It is your responsibility if the Speeder Pad stand does not hold, as it is moved to a high position.


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