Sanding block, 125x20mm length maximising
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Plenty of sanding blocks in this world but I wanted to maximise the flat part of a strip cut from 125mm sandpaper roll
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There's no shortage of sanding blocks on pintables, but the goal was to use most of a 20mm strip cut from 125mm wide sandpaper roll on the one surface. I probably could've gone further to save another 6mm, but here we are.
Print as oriented, block needs supports for the two threaded posts, may as well chuck a strip in for the grip section while you're there. I printed pretty standard 0.2mm 15%, 4 walls. Seems stiff enough in PETG.
Printed the nuts at 0.12mm hoping something great would happen.
The not-really-knurled-but-that's-what-I-named-them nuts were tight enough I ended up using pliers to tighten, so the hex ones and a knipex pliers wrench is a better option (use of other tools unacceptable). Also the "knurled" ones I uploaded in the wrong orientation and that makes me a bad person but I didn't save the model with that pattern. You can probably figure out which way they print best (as could your slicer. but I still feel bad)
The choice of sandpaper camouflaged on a grey print was unintentional.