#0165 STRONG Double "D" Carabiners [2 Variants]
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A rigid coupling of 2 Strong carabiners to use on your fishing, hiking, or backpacking adventures!
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Outdoor Sports
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
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Extending the use of my Rugged “D” Carabiner to be a rigidly coupled double carabiner.
Easy to clip onto your pant's belt loops, backpack, or anything else to take on your adventures.
Features:
- Quick easy print with no supports.
- Strong enough for everyday usage.
- Two versions provided - take your pick!
- Clips onto your backpack or any other gear.
- Combine with any of my BX Loops collection to create a solution for your needs.
Tips:
- Print in PETG/ABS/ASA for more flexibility. PLA is not recommended.
- Some minor welding is common at the snap area. Just bend it back and forth in the Z direction and it will separate.
- Print with 2 walls and 25% infill, 0.2mm layer is fine. Recommend top and bottom layers to be at least 4 each. Given the print orientation, top and bottom layers have a big effect on stiffness. If you want a stronger part, go with 5 layers each - but beware that it may be stiffer than you'd like. If you use any more layers, it may become too stiff for you to open it easily anymore.
- If you scale the part up in size, you can experiment with more wall thickness and more top and bottom layers.
- Try to place the seam away from the snap geometry area (use the .3mf file provided) like by the outside of the bottom knuckle instead - seams can collect excess filament in areas with small print movements that could cause welding at the snap area.
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