Adjustable Hammerholder for pinboard by KMS
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The Hammerholder is part of the KMS pinboard system. You wonder what makes him so special ?
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The Hammerholder is part of the KMS pinboard system.
You wonder what makes him so special ? It can be easily adjusted to your hammer. Whether large or small, it adapts itself optimally to your needs.
500g or 300g no Problem for the adjustable Hammerholder
Due to the standardised dovetail, the holder can simply slide onto the dovetail.
Basicholder (perforated sheet):
https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/44241-basic-holder-for-pinboard-by-kms)
Basicholder (woodscrew/universal):
https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/44603-basic-holder-for-pinboard-by-kms-universal
The holder can be optimally adjusted to your hammer or tool.
You need two M4x40 screws and two M4 Hexnuts for this holder.
Have a look at the print instructions or use the 3mf file for the holders, because you have to insert 2 nuts during printing ;D
Check out the KMS pinboard collection ;D!
https://www.prusaprinters.org/social/58577-kerle-makerspace/collections/31461
Happy printing and stay tuned :D
Yours KERLE MAKERSPACE
PS: Feel free to like or write a comment ;D keeps me motivated on sharing ideas ;D
Print instructions
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It is a bit tricky, but far from impossible. You have to pause the pressure at a height of 24.2mm so that you can insert the M4 Hexnuts. I have also provided you with a 3MF file.
Pro Tip: After calibration place the Hexnuts on the printbed in an area the Extruder wont travel too during the print. This way the temperature diffrence is as small and your print wont absorb a thermal shock :P
Please make sure that the nut does not look out, so the nozzles can get stuck and ruin your print.
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PRINTING TEMPERATURES:
| Nozzle | Bed | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| First Layer | 240°C | 85°C | ||
| Other Layers | 250°C | 90°C |
Filament: Prusament PETG
Supports: Not needed if you place the plate on the right side :P (KMS inscription upwards)