Philips SureSigns VS2+ stand support
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This is the support screwed to the wheeled stand for the Philips SureSigns VS2+ vital signs monitor.
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This is the support screwed to the wheeled stand for the Philips SureSigns VS2+ vital signs monitor. This is intended to be a bit more resistant than the original one, which has two little winglets that break easily when moving the monitor around.
For the locking screw in the higher part, I drilled up half of the hole with a 6.5mm drill and heat-pressed a nut to have a 4mm screw instead of the original pin, but I'll fix this later.
I printed it in Treed Healthfil Structura MA, a strong PA-CF medical filament guaranteed for skin contact.
Test/stress out the part a lot when first mounted to have an idea of the quality, if you like it substitute it with another identical one to be sure it is in new-like conditions.
Print Settings
Printer:
BambuLab P1S
Rafts:
No
**Supports:**
Yes
Resolution:
0.18mm
**Infill:**
35%
Filament: Treed PA-CF Healthfil Structura MA
Notes:
I used 0.6mm hardened steel nozzle, 0.18mm layer height for the print in photo.
Printed standing up as mounted, the flat face with three screw holes down.
Used normal automatic supports, 2.5mm line distance, only from buildplate, 0.18mm from upper surfaces.
Note that is important to rotate the supports at least 30° from the model to have a better lower surface skin.
Category: 3D Printing