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The Exshtender
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Bringing you closer to God by bringing your siddur closer to you.
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Model information
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- Printables
- Category
- Other Gadgets
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives
Executive Summary
- Raises the shelf of Kibbutz Lavi Synagogue Seating System by a few inches
- It's surprising what a difference those few inches makes in increasing the readability of my siddur
- Similar in function to Lavi's multi-position shelf latch
- Should work with all existing Lavi Classic Series installations
Anatomy of the Exshtender™
- On one end, there is a foot that rotates +/- 15°
- On the other end, is the grip which rotates from 0° to 64°
- The bottom of the grip is the jaws which attach to the lip / bookstop of the shelf
- On the top of the grip are the thumb tabs, which you push together to open the jaws when you attached the Exshtender™ to the shelf
- Connecting the foot and the grip is the main body
How to USE the Exshtender™
- Fold the shelf down
- Pushing the thumb tabs together, slip the jaws over the lip / bookstop of the shelf
- Place the Exshtender™ toward the side of the shelf, so that it isn't covered by your siddur
- Release the thumb tabs – the Exshtender™ should now have a firm grip on the lip / bookstop
- Close the shelf
- Lift the back of the shelf, and move the arm that is inside the storage compartment into the upright position
- Raise the front of the shelf – the Exshtender™ should rotate into place automatically
- You may need to give the Exshtender™ a little help the first few times until the joint loosens
Printing Tips
- I have only ever printed these in PET-G
- If you use another material, such as PLA, please let me know how it works for you
- If the foot shifts off the bed before, put supports under the foot only
- Getting the tolerances correct for the “Lego” in the middle of the main body is really tricky and varies from printer to printer. I find that if you activate “Fuzzy Skin” in your slicer, it corrects the problem
- I only activate fuzzy skin for the six pegs using PrusaSlicer's Add Modifier>Box feature
The Next Level
- Have you mastered Exshtender™?
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