Gidfinity potentiometer storage and sawing guide for piher T16SH-M04 potmeters
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A 4 by 4 gridfinity bin to store Piher T16SH-M04 type potentiometers, and to act as a sawing guide to shorten the shaft.
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Compatible with piher T16SH-M04 type potentiometers
Systeemborden are pieces of learning material very often used in Dutch middle school's science lessons. When potentiometers need to be replaced, the shafts need to be shortened.
I made this gridfinity bin to store potmeters for systeembord repair, and to function as a sawing guide to cut the shafts at the required length.
I uploaded this for Dutch science teachers, and for anyone else that seeks to store or shorten their potentiometers gridfinity style.
This bin should be printed with some detail. I used a 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.45 mm line width and 0.1 mm layer height. It took 13 hours to print on my mk3s. You could probably get away with a larger layer height and get it printed way under 13 hours.
I printed with PLA, because it is easy and cheap and good enough, and PETG is more prone to stringing. This is a really tight fit, and I didn't want to risk even minimal stringing to make my part useless.