Minor Adjustments for the "Adjustable Length Bead Loom" by AArteLS
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Few changes to the model to make it easier print and accommodate different hardware
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I really liked the Adjustable Length Bead Loom by AArteLS, which is very similar to Rick's Beading Loom. It is almost perfect, except I did not have the same harware on hand. So I made few changes.
I enlarged holes to accommodate 10mm diameter aluminum rods and 2 mm wire rod. I made the holes through for the rods on the rear piece (traseira) so I do not have to cut the rods to length. With tight tolerances it was a snug fit and I did not need to glue anything. I also got rid of fillets on some parts as they were making a messy print.
Unfortunately I did not have access to a 3D modeling software at the time so I used prusa slicer's negative volume objects to modify the print. I am uploading those project files for anyone who wants to try them.
I printed mine out of Overture PETG in Magenta and Prusament PETG in Chalky Blue. All parts printed at 0.1mm layer with 20% Gyroid infill. I used supports for peg holes and central holes where needed.