Bases For Spherical Flexure Joints "Tetra 1"
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The Spherical Flexure Joints "Tetra 1" model has mounting holes but no base. Created a few different mounting bases.
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The spherical flexure joint is very intriguing, yet the model did not include any mounting bases. I created a few different ones so the model can be mounted horizontally or vertically.
Printed in PETG, although almost any material will work. 0.2mm layer height, 0.4mm nozzle, set wall loops to at least four. No supports needed.
The horizontal base has 3D printed M5 threads in it. These do not print well for horizontal holes so I sized those for M5 heat inserts. I also created different versions with just holes that can be tapped with an M5 screw.
M5x10 screws, and M5x8 should also have enough thread engagement.