slide-in connectors for standard extrusions
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Little slides that go into the middle rail of an extrusion and serve to attach something to it. Like, when you want to…
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Little slides that go into the middle rail of an extrusion and serve to attach something to it.
Like, when you want to attach something to the x-gantry, a hook to hold the cable tube up, or a cam.
One has a M3 screw hole so you can fix something on it by screwing it in. The other has a vertical hole with 7,4 mm diameter which happens to hold a cylindrical endoscope camera I had with a 7,25mm diameter. It holds the cam though not very tight.
The cam points down to the extruder now which is not very exciting but it was the one angle I had not covered by the the cams at the back and on the X-axis.
FreeCAD sources are included so you can modify the things as you like and make it a part of your project if you like.
Everything is very light weight, I printed it with support (to build plate) and 3 perimeters, 15% infill. If you put something heavy on it you may want to increase that.
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