Plates for 1010 (10mm) MakerBeam®
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I missed some more types of brackets in my Makerbeam® set, so decided to make some more. These are the flat (plates),…
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I missed some more types of brackets in my Makerbeam® set, so decided to make some more. These are the flat (plates), to keep them separate from the actual 3D brackets.
Included is a FreeCAD file with customizable beam size, hole size, fillet, and markings.
STLs generated with:
- target: 1010 aluminum extrusion, M3 screw holes
- unit size: 10mm
- thickness: 1.5mm
- hole diameter 3.6mm (slightly oversized from M3 to account for printer tolerance)
- fillet radius: 1.0mm
- markings: 0.30mm depth and 1.0mm line width
WARNING: This is a work in progress.
It's mostly working for me, but some of the models may need retouching, some are still missing, and some may not make much sense and may be removed.
When multiple options for a piece are possible, some "common sense" decisions have been made, which may or may not be the optimal for a given use.
Some parameter combinations may result in broken models.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender 3
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.20
Infill:
100
Filament: SUNLU PETG Orange
Notes:
Printed in 1.5mm thickness PETG.
Set number of walls to 100 for a solid print.Speed: 150mm/s, same for wall speed.
Post-Printing
Final pieces have some give, but are sturdy enough that when put on opposite sides of a beam can stabilize it.
For additional rigidity, with the stock M3 screws, up to 3 pieces can be stacked.
Final hole size depends on printing precision; may require some deburring, or may work directly out of the printer.
How I Designed This
Design considerations
- Minimize size
- Maximize versatility
- Match stock plate thickness
- Where possible, align holes to grid
Alternatives:
- Perpendicular borders: help with alignment
- Circular borders: more versatile, use less material
Category: 3D Printer Parts