Sleek Carabiner with Safety Whistle
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Fully 3d printed in addition to one rubber band. NO HARDWARE.
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- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Other Gadgets
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
WHAT YOU WILL NEED:
- Small Black Rubber Band (typically used for hair styling)
- Paper clip (for creating a hook to pull the rubber band through)
- Pliers (you don't really NEED them, but they do make it easier)
- Super Glue
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Introducing the ultimate outdoor companion: the Rubber Band Assisted Carabiner with Safety Whistle! Designed with adventurers in mind, this innovative carabiner combines practicality, safety, and convenience in one sleek, durable package.
Key Features:
Rubber Band Assisted Gate:
- The carabiner features a hidden rubber band mechanism within the gate, providing a smooth and effortless opening and closing experience. This ensures a secure and reliable hold on your gear, making it ideal for climbing, hiking, and everyday use.
Built-in Safety Whistle:
- Safety is paramount, and this carabiner has you covered with an integrated safety whistle at the top. Easily accessible, the whistle produces a loud and clear sound, making it an essential tool for emergencies and signaling in the great outdoors
Assembly Instructions below.
You will want to unfold a paperclip to create a small hook.

Next you want to insert the hook through the gate side and out the back of the spine. Fold your rubber band in half creating 2 loops then run the paperclip hook through the loops.

With your left hand keep tension on the rubber band. Use your right hand to fix the other side of the rubber band to the hooked plug.

Keep tension on the rubber band while inserting the plug. Be sure the rubber band stays looped around the hook until the plug is inserted. If your plug goes a little sideways you should be able to adjust it before pushing it all the way flush.

After you have the plug flush with the spine, use your pliers to pull the rubber band out. Pull it out just enough so you will be able to insert the gate of the carabiner between the rubber band loops. Once you have the rubber band in the groove, around the gate, you can place it in position.
The rest is just glueing the insert into the bottom.
Lastly and the most Importantly:
When you are glueing the insert into the bottom of the carabiner, be sure to wedge the gate open. If you leave the gate closed, the super glue from the insert may bond them together. Trust me I learned this by doing it….
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If anyone has any issues with this or you find the instructions to be not clear enough, please reach out to me.
Thanks.
