Ski Binding DIN Setting Warning Label
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Handy label for reminding future you that your ski bindings have been set to minimum DIN while in storage.
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It's good practice to set the DIN value of your ski bindings to minimum while the skis are stored for a long time (i.e. in the off-season), to give the springs a rest and prolong their life. However, If you do that, it's quite important to remember to turn the DIN back up before stepping into the skis again the next season…
To remind future me that my bindings have been set for someone half my weight, I made this warning label that can be mounted to the bindings, for example around a leg of each brake. I also added some blank space to the labels, where you can write your desired DIN value, if you think future you will have forgotten such vital information by the time the snow starts falling again.
The model has inset text on both sides, and adding color changes at 0.8mm and 1.6mm (for 0.2mm layer height) is an easy way to make the text more readable (the .3mf is prepared for this, at least when opened in Prusa Slicer), the second picture shows the result of this. I also included a file prepared for those with an MMU, the result of which is what's shown in the first picture.
I recommend printing in PETG for better durability of the loop coil.