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Moza Simple Quick Release

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Video Games
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For use with Moza wheel bases. I think they have the same shaft size at least.

Wheel bolt pattern is only for 70mm, because that is the only wheel bolt pattern I have.

This is a continuation of my non quick release Moza Adapter for 3rd party wheels.

I saw JEBurroughs designed a quick release system that was fully 3D printed, and without additional hardware beyond nuts and bolts.
Liked that design, so made my own version from scratch with that design in mind.


Hardware needed;
4 Socket M5x8 bolts


These are my recommended settings for print strength;
Walls: 8
Top/Bottom: 8
Infill: 35% Gyroid
Support: Normal(auto), style “Snug” (If using OrcaSlicer)
Wall Generator: Arachne (Nozzle size has a wider wall thickness range)
Alternate extra wall (Stronger wall to infill bond)
Walls Printing Order: Inner/Outer/Inner (A quality boost in walls visual and mechanical accuracy)
Seam: Scarf Joint Contour & Hole (In theory should proved with a stronger seam, better accuracy) 
Print at a higher temp than usual, if you are printing 220°C, try 230°C. To make the filament bond better. Should not present any defects like overhangs drooping.
If you can't raise your temps without issues, then slow down your printing. Will not work as good, but it does improve the bonding between the layers more than running it fast, use as little fan as possible if using for instance PLA. None at all preferably.

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