UWR equipment holders
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Brackets for two 22mm stainless steel pipes, to hold UWR ball; Basket bolt holder; Referee signal pipes holder
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I have designed some upgrades for our box with all my teams UWR equipment.
Ball shelf
I have made brackets that hold two 22mm stainless steel pipes which are used as a shelf to hold our UWR balls in our equipment box.
In the .3mf file added extra perimeter around the holes. The holes are ø3mm, I used 3,5x30mm outdoor screws.
Printed in PLA with 0.3Layer height, 3 Perimeters, 10% Grid infill.
Basket bolt holder
The basket are fasted to the bottom of the pool with home-made M16 T-bolt.
The 4 holes are ø19mm, spaced 40mm, the backplate is 6mm thick, mount holes are ø4.6mm.
Printed in PLA with 0.3Layer height, 3 Perimeters, 15% Grid infill.
Referee signal pips
Made some hooks to hold the stainless steel pipe
Printed in PLA with 0.3Layer height, 3 Perimeters, 15% Grid infill, 3mm brim + support.
The backplate is 5mm, and hooks 22mm long, mount holes are 4.6mm.
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