Saphe T alarm - Case, Mount & Quadlock attachment
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Saphe T alarm - Case, Mount & Quadlock attachment
Made in 2 or 3 (printable) parts depending on which one you select.
Due to the complexity of the quad-lock itself, I've opted to print this out separately ass it would either cause a relatively large amount of support to be used, or fails in the print itself.
Requirements:
Sandpaper
2 Component epoxy glue
Optional:
6x M2x5to8 hex head screws
12x 2(width)x1(thickness)mm neodymium magnets
Doing some rudimentary calculations even with "crap" 2 component glue it could during bad circumstances hold between 15 and 50KG of "force". Which for this application is totally overkill and should hold just fine realistically this number should be higher. For proper assembly be sure the mating surfaces before gluing are clean and sanded, scuffing it with a hobby knife also works.
Versions with a charging port will be added for the screw in version soonTM. The magnet one and free fitting has a hole in the bottom to easily push it out as the fit has a 0.2mm clearance. But depending on your printers settings you might have to increase the X&Y scaling in your slicer to make the fit a bit bigger by e.g. 0.05%.
Recommended infill:
Anything above 10%, as its a small print I would do it at 100%. Maybe first a test print at 5% for fitment.
Material reccomendation:
Do not use PLA, other then it not being UV resistant, it is also relatively brittle and would most likely break due to vibrations and fatigue.
PETG or ABS is recommended.
f3d file attached if you want to edit it.
PS. if you look at my step file please dont laugh at the histogram.