Clamp with Distinctive Threaded Shaft
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Clamp with an opening and closing mechanism using a right-hand/left-hand threaded shaft.
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- Printables
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- Other House Equipment
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- BSD License
Clamp with a Distinctive Opening and Closing Mechanism Using a Shaft with Both Right-Hand and Left-Hand Threads
**Filament Used:**
- TPE is used for the G parts.
- PETG is used for all other parts.
**Assembly Instructions:**
1. Attach the C (UP) part to the A part. The C (UP) part is marked with an "↑" for identification.
2. Screw the D2 shaft into the C (UP) part. The D2 shaft has an "↑" mark indicating that the end with the arrow is the right-hand thread. It corresponds to the C (UP) part.
3. Attach the C (DOWN) part to the B part. The C (DOWN) part is marked with a "・" for identification.
4. Screw the D2 shaft into the C (DOWN) part. Note that the lower half of the D2 shaft and the D (DOWN) part have a left-hand thread, so pay attention to the direction of rotation.
5. Join the A part and B part using the E part.
6. The F part is a clip, so attach it to the end of the E part to prevent the E part from coming off.
7. Insert the handle: H part into the D2 shaft. Screw in the I part from the side to secure it.
8. Insert the anti-slip parts: G parts into the holes of the A and B parts. If the supports have been properly removed from the A and B parts, they should click into place lightly.
Adjusting the D2 shaft and each C part might take a little time, but the assembly should proceed smoothly.
An M10 screw is threaded into the surface opposite the clamp on the B part, which you can use as needed.
Note(Edited on 2024/08/21 at 13:05 GMT): Parts A and B will function correctly regardless of which one is on top.