Pulley roller (directional change)
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A roller I made for a clothes line, internal gap is 4mm, requires a single M3 nut and bolt / machined screw.
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I hung up a clothes line, a singular one.
Found out my batches are usually quite large, so i needed a second line. Instead of making 2 new holes to hang the line, i simply anchored one side and changed the direction so that I had it in a triangle. Instead of two straight lines. This also helps with the tension of the line, as i only need 1 spring to tension essentially two lines.
Tested (measured using a luggage scale) at 21 kg of pulling force when printed at 25% infill using CF PETG. Don't use a material that gets brittle in the sun, or from water.
Other then the mounting hole, it requires a single M3 nut and bolt/screw. The roller has a gap of 4MM which is larger then the most common 2mm clothes line that's silicon/plastic covered with a metal core..