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Side-Release Buckle - Pin & Ladder Lock - 24 mm - fully printable

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Fully printable Quick Side-Release Buckle, Pin for 24 mm loop straps or adjustable Ladder Lock of a backpack or sea bag.

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Model information

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It's a buckle with quick side opening and with Pin-Lock or Ladder-Lock for 24mm wide straps.

The predecessor model uses an M3 screw as a pin and an M3 nut as a mating thread Replacement Buckle for 24mm wide loop Strap with M3 screw as a retaining pin for seabag. That looks robust and it is. However, I thought that it should also work without specially machined parts.

This buckle is now completely printable and the idea of the Pin-Lock type was to make the insertable pin printable as well.

Two Fastening Types

Fully self-printable buckles in two fastening types:

  • Pin-Lock type
  • Ladder-Lock type (only the male part currently exists)

Common features:

  • Produceability: completely and easily printable
  • Field Repair:
    • Easy to replace in the field
    • No special tools required for fastening
  • Durability and Strength: very robust and withstands high tensile forces

 

Pin-Lock Type

The pin-lock type is intended for a loop strap and can be fitted without the loop strap having to be cut and sewed.

Special features:

  • Fastening Type: printable Pin-Lock with snap-in nose
  • Field Repair:
    • No sewing required
  • Webbing size:
    • width typ/max: 24.0 mm [0.95"]/24.6 mm [0.97"]
    • thickness max:    2.8 mm [0.11"]

 

Ladder-Lock Type

With the standard ladder lock type, the clamping length of the strap is adjustable.

Special features:

  • Webbing size:
    • width typ/max: 24.0 mm [0.95"]/24.6 mm [0.97"]
    • thickness max:    4.3 mm [0.17"]

 

Print recommendations

General

  • Material: PETG (or ASA however, I have not tested this myself. So share your makes)
  • Material drying: dry the filament if the final print is too stringy - like mine was 😉
  • Nossle: 0,4 mm
  • Infill: 100%

Female-Pin Part

  • Layer height: 0.20 mm
  • Brim: mouse ears (or normal brim in PrusaSlicer)
  • Support: optional, only on printbed (Tree Support)

Male-Ladder-Lock Part

  • Layer height: 0.20 mm
  • Support: yes, only on printbed (Tree Support)
  • Ironing: optional, all top surfaces (for a smooth top surface)
  • Note: Ensure strong layer adhesion between the layers and between the extrusion lines.

Male-Pin Part

  • Layer height: 0.20 mm
  • Support: yes, only on printbed (Tree Support)
  • Ironing: optional, all top surfaces (for a smooth top surface)
  • Note: Ensure strong layer adhesion between the layers and between the extrusion lines.

Pin part

  • Layer height: 0.10 mm
  • Support: no
  • Printbed: smooth (Preferably not a structured sheet, for a smooth object surface)


Happy 😊 creating usefull stuff 👍

Updates

30 Jun 2024
  • Initial release
05 Jul 2024
  • added 3MF and GCODE
22 Jul 2024
  • New: Male-Ladder-Lock Part added
  • Fix: The clips of the Male-Pin part Design A version 2 could break if the layer adhesion between the extrusion lines was too poor (depending on the print settings). With Design B now comes a further improved clip profile. As a result, the male parts are now much more durable and much easier to print. The first prints of the Male-Pin part A2 were problem-free. However, additional test prints on my Creality K1-Max revealed weaknesses in the clip profile. Firstly, the clip pin was too thick (2.9 mm) and also completely straight. In the Design B1, the clip pin was narrowed to 2.35 mm, the shape was changed and the length of the side hooks was shortened slightly. The old Design A is still included for comparison - at some point I will delete it for the sake of clarity.

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