Replacement articulating arm support for Kirkland Signature Commercial Sling Chaise Lounge
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Replacement arm printed to replace broken weld on original part
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Has anyone ever made that long trip to Costco, spent hours and hundreds of dollars when all they really wanted was one of their delicious $7 rotisserie chickens?
Well, on this trip I purchased 2 Kirkland Signature commercial sling chairs. I used the chairs for one season and then the weld joint around on screw completely separated.
This left me with a few options.
- Return it to Costco. A good option, but they no longer had the same lounge chair, and its a hassle to get it into the car. Also, there is the fact that I would spend hundreds for that $7 chicken again.
- Find someone to weld it back together
- Buy a Prusa Mk3s and start my new hobby of 3D printing.
Option 3 it was, and the rest is history.
After some work with a digital caliper, and thoughts on materials that would last outdoors. I designed the model in Fusion 360. I decided to print with PTEG since I hadn't made my enclosure yet and didn't want the toxic ABS fumes.
I started with electric blue PTEG as a test run, and landed up loving the color. Its also a conversation pieces that opens the door to annoy anyone who will listen about my 3D printing hobby.