IN-1 Nixie Tube Socket
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Socket for Soviet IN-1 (ИН-1) Nixie tubes using Molex KK396 crimp contacts
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A 3D printed socket for IN-1 Nixie tubes.
The sockets can be configured with either a simple two-way flange with holes at the end (traditional style), or with wide slot flanges. As the glass part of IN-1 tubes is often rotated in its base, the slot can be used to rotate the socket in the opposing direction so the visible part of the Nixie tube is straight.
The socket is mounted in two places, each 21mm from the tube's centre (42mm between the two holes). In the STL files, the traditional style (in1_socket.stl) has the holes at 45° angles, while the slot style (in1_socket_15deg.stl) expects holes at 90° angles (above and below) and allows for up to 15° rotation in either direction.
Printing
Printed upside-down, without supports, 0.2mm layer height with 0.4mm nozzle, PLA.
Contacts
The socket is designed to take Molex KK396 series crimp contacts. I used Molex part no. 08-55-0106 as I had them available, but the cheaper tin-plated types also work. Make sure to get loose contacts (not connected together as a strip) as cutting them apart can be a lot of work. Wires can be either soldered or crimped to the contacts – obviously this should be done before inserting the contacts to the socket to prevent melting the 3D printed part.
Once inserted into the printed part, the contacts are quite hard to remove again, so make sure you have all the wires attached correctly before inserting them!