Paracord Bracelet Jig
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An adjustable jig for making paracord bracelets.
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A simple, adjustable jig designed to aid in the making of paracord bracelets. Length can be adjusted by use of the screw_knob piece. It requires six (6) M4x20 screws: two (2) to attach each end piece and two (2) to attach the bottom stabilizing leg.
To use, place paracord bracelet clip/ring on each end of the jig (male portion of clip on one end, female portion of clip on the opposite end). The clips/rings can be attached by sliding over the top of one of the posts on either end of the jig, which can accommodate 3/8", 1/2" and 5/8" clips. Alternatively, a 50mm section of 4mm hobby rod can be inserted into the hole on top of either end of the jig or a plastic snap connector can be screwed into the screw hole on top of either end of the jig with an additional M4 screw. (Such snap connectors can easily be repurposed from badge clips sold at office supply stores or an old ID badge.)
- Layer height: 0.15mm
- Infill 20%
- Perimeters: 3
- Solid Layers 5
- Custom Supports in top_jig_end and bottom_jig_end pieces
No supports on other pieces