Improved Spirited Away Keyrack
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I really like the original model, but the pins didn't look optimized for printing and overall not rigid.
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- Printables
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- Other House Equipment
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I really like the original model by Shaun_Sin, but the pins didn't look optimized for printing and overall not rigid to me. Then, because I made the base thicker, the wall wasn't very visible anymore through the gaps and the nice look-through effect didn't come through as well as originally intended. So I added printable inserts which I printed in red and white, to give it a nice multi colored touch.
Improvements
- Thicker base to allow for angled screw-through
- Separated pins which can be printed straight
- Added bore for M3x25 screws to secure the pins
- Added holes in the back for mounting to nails/small screws in the wall
- Added printed colored inserts
BOM
- 4x M3x25
- 4x M3 washer
- Mounting hardware for the wall, I used 2 nails
- [optional] Superglue, if you want to secure the inserts
Printed inserts
Naming
Susuwataris are counted from left to right, top to bottom
insert-<susuwatari no>-<eye-no (1 = left, 2 = right)>
Noface inserts are separated into column and row:
insert-noface-<column (1 = left, 2 = right)>-<row>
Tolerances
A note on tolerances: The pins have a fair amount of play, but are held in position by the bolts. The inserts have a 0.1mm offset around the hole they go in, which is still a tiny bit too much for my taste. You can scale them up or down a little (x & y axis only), or adjust the offset in the CAD file yourself via the “tolerance” variable.
Printing
I printed everything with:
- PLA
- 0.2mm layer height
- 20% infill
- 3 perimeters, 3 top- & bottom-layers