7x7.3 Dragchain ends
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With my small 3D router, the cables of the milling spindle are to be laid in a drag chain.
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With my small 3D router, the cables of the milling spindle are to be laid in a drag chain. Since I am extremely stingy economical and therefore like to recycle leftovers, I used a leftover piece of a 7×7.3 drag chain. Since the ends of the other part of the drag chain are installed elsewhere, I just scribbled and printed out 2 ends in 3D. Fits.
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Category: 3D Printer Parts Summary
With my small 3D router, the cables of the milling spindle are to be laid in a drag chain. Since I am extremely stingy economical and therefore like to recycle leftovers, I used a leftover piece of a 7×7.3 drag chain. Since the ends of the other part of the drag chain are installed elsewhere, I just scribbled and printed out 2 ends in 3D. Fits.
Print Settings
Printer Brand: Anycubic
Printer: All-metal Mega
Rafts: Doesn't Matter
Supports: Yes
Resolution: 0,16
Infill: 20%
Filament: Goedis PETG Light Grey