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Fastening Clip for Ford Transit MK3

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Fastening clip for Ford Transit MK3 (up to 1991), 2 parts: snap-fit base and pin, print-ready files included.

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Fastening Clip for Ford Transit MK3 (Up to 1991) – Universal Use

This model represents a fastening clip/retaining rivet, primarily designed for the Ford Transit MK3 (up to 1991) and used for the upper plastic near the windshield. However, the design also makes it suitable for universal use in similar applications.

The clip consists of two parts:

  1. Base: designed for a secure snap fit, ensuring stability and strength.
  2. Pin/Screw: acts as a safety component, with a head that easily fits into the base.

Recommended Materials

I chose PETG for its combination of durability and ease of support removal. However, for greater thermal or chemical resistance, more technical materials such as ABS, Nylon, or ASA are recommended.

Printing Instructions

Recommended material: PETG (alternatively ABS, Nylon, ASA, etc.).

Printing parameters:

  • Nozzle: 0.4 mm
  • Layer height: 0.2 mm
  • Infill: 80%
  • Build plate adhesion: Brim: yes
  • Supports: required only for the base (ORGANIC, no SNUG or other)

Print orientation:

  • Pin/Screw: print vertically, as suggested in the 3MF file. This orientation ensures a smooth surface and is sufficient for the minimal forces acting on the pin along the Z-axis (longitudinal).
  • Base: print horizontally to maximize strength along the longitudinal axis, meeting load requirements.

Available Files

  • STL for direct printing.
  • Fusion 360 model for customization.
  • 3MF file with predefined orientation settings for optimal printing.

The model is currently under testing, and I will provide updates over time regarding its durability.

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