Indoor Gate Extensions
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These are meant to replace the 2x4s that every one has in their place of residence, when "indoor gates" are installed.
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PRINT INSCTURCTIONS BELOW
The gadget seen by 9 people!
This collection not only comes with the "not patented" Doggo Stopper, but also includes the newly released BayBae Stopper!
As a BONUS, I've included the highly anticipated, NOT YET released BOP!!
Known by it's internal codename: Block Of Plastic.
These are meant to replace the 2x4s that every one has in their place of residence, when "the gates" are installed.
you know what I'm talking about
Dimensions
Top - 37mm x 4mm
Bottom indent - 39mm x 2mm
v2 bottom flange diameter - 50mm
v3 bottom flange diameter - 60mm
Height - 54mm
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**PRINT INSTRUCTIONS**
REMEMBER: The use of these will put a lot of stress and pressure on the part, and wall. Please consider material type before printing.
Recommended Material: ABS, ABS+, ASA, Nylon, PET-G(Maybe)
Print Settings:
- Printed in 69% ~nice~ infill. Remember, lots of force.
- 4 walls
- 5 Top and Bottom
I didn't use supports for the indent on the bottom. I was able to bridge that area. If you would like to use supports, the area is small. Should not be too much waste or slow to print.
Materials Needed
- Sticky foam pads. 38mm x 5.5mm
**INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS**
I included pictures of the foam sticky pads I used. You know the type, by 3M. By the Command thingies. The Foam pads go into the indent on the bottom of the device. The pad should stick out from the bottom. This will allow the pad to compress and apply maximum grip from the pads. The device may not touch the wall. There should be a small gap between the device and the wall. This allows the gate to be bumped and have the entire gate shift slightly to help absorb the impact. In hopes to help the gate from being moved or damaging the wall from small impacts.
Remove the 2x4 between your gate of choice and the wall. Place one of the choosen blocks of plastic between the gate and the wall.
Job Complete! Congratulations!
Have fun and print on.
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