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Vertical Gridfinity CNCKitchen Insert Straightener Holder

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A 1x1 holder for the four different available CNCKitchen insert straightener tools

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A 1x1 gridfinity holder for the CNCKitchen insert straighteners. They are sized to hold the bigger end of each insert straightener, so you can put them in either way. I only have the M3/M4 and M5/M6 ones, so I've had to guess for the M8/M10 and M2/M2.5 sizes based on the differences between the two I do have. If you're wanting to use those, definitely do a test print of just a few layers first to make sure they actually fit.

The spacing is a bit tight, so I'd recommend printing with no bigger than a 0.4mm nozzle. Mine was printed with a 0.4mm nozzle, 0.2mm layer height, in Amz3D orange PLA.

There are two versions of this, one with a flat base in each hole's base, and the other that has a raised platform with a hole for the pointy end to go into. The one with a hole is a bit more stable, but it doesn't make a massive difference. I'd pick the one with a hole, with the caveat that this means there are now potentially two inaccuracies for the M2/2.5 and M8/10 tools, instead of just the one. I did, however, base the measurements on Gerard's model, which I hadn't found when I first made and published this.

The photos are of the original version, without a hole. I considered taking new pictures, but there's practically no differences that can be told from outside, except that your tools are less likely to lean over when the small side is face down in the holder.

Note that Printables is effectively forcing me to dual licence this, since they don't give the MIT licence as an option, but both this file and the Gridfinity rebuilt project are MIT licenced.

If you want to provide feedback or changes, take a look at the source on codeberg.

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