Rope Hand Rail / Bannister for 38mm rope thickness
You need to mount the bracket first then feed rope through. For the end cap i used resin then forced the end of rope into it so that it set in place. Printed in PLA
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You need to mount the bracket first then feed rope through. For the end cap i used resin then forced the end of rope into it so that it set in place. Printed in PLA
I needed a strong hook to hold a backpack off the ground. Feel free to stretch this to fit your needs.
Remix of @jbehler_2645718 's safety gate adapter to work with a 1" square steel banister. Adjusted the hole shapes to print more round on a 3D printer (model holes designed as tear drop shapes as opposed to circles) BOM: 2x M4x16 screws…
I needed a strong hook to hold a backpack off the ground. Feel free to stretch this to fit your needs.
I wanted a bannister outside our spare room so designed these for the job. They are angled to work with stairs. I printed these in Nylon Carbon Fibre for strength and long term outside durability and they are working great. Printed in…
This was designed around my specific bannister and baby gate and may not work for your specific use case. I also used a thin piece of double sided tape between the part and the bannister to make it extra secure. For reference, because the…
This is a add-on set to work with Spooler holder (by pbannister) from Thingiverse ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2844702 ). I didn't like the play in the spool holder, (my bearings slid around the inside too much) so I designed and…