Microshift 6-speed gear selector handle grip (12 teeth)
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This is the gripping handle for a MicroShift gear selector on a bicycle. I used it to replace one that was lost.
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This is the gripping handle for a MicroShift gear selector on a bicycle. I used it to replace one that was lost.
The fit is quite snug, so you will need a well calibrated printer but a little heat or grease would probably ensure it fits no matter what.
I have designed ridges for grip, and I also printed with “fuzzy skin” to improve the grip further.
I used PETG and it is comfortable to use even though it's hard plastic. The .3mf project file is provided with slow first layer and low temperature to prevent the nozzle dragging the previous line off the bed.
TPU would probably feel more comfortable due to the softness. Consider that you may need UV resistance, if you are not using a UV resisting filament then white and black plastics get some UV protection from their pigments. White plastic will get dirty, so you may prefer black if heat absorption isn't an issue.
Edit yourself in OnShape here: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/b6dcbb24695c62a47ec5b32c/w/ec5ba86adf7efe8ecc8ca315/e/c889106ddfa221caf759b368?renderMode=0&uiState=688faa5f74ca662b70a15f69