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Kolver FAB12 RE Electric Torque Screwdriver Housing — zdjęcie 1
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Kolver FAB12 RE Electric Torque Screwdriver Housing

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The housing rotted on my Kolver screwdriver so I modeled it with the same design for replacement.

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This is a nearly exact replica of the housing for the Kolver FAB12 RE screwdriver I got with some stuff I purchased. For some reason the plastic on the original basically rotted out and became extremely brittle. It was basically disintegrating in my hands.

I didn't even bother looking to see if they still sold this housing as what's the point of having a 3d printer if you can't make your own replacement parts. It was a bit of a challenge to get everything modeled more or less the same as the original but I was able to get it working and fitting pretty well.

Simply disassemble your old one and reassemble using the original screws. I did end up adding an extra screw near the connector for added strength however it is not necessary with the metal D ring that the screwdriver hangs from and inserts into the holes on the top sides. If you would like to use the screw you will need a M2 or M2.2 x 8mm plastic threading screw similar to the original 12mm screws. 

I reused the original switch however I modeled it as well in case you need it. 

I printed mine in Polymaker Jet Black ASA and it came out beautifully. I tried ASA CF at first but I find it to be a little more brittle and it split when screwing it together. PETG would also work well. 

Printed in 0.2mm layers, 3 walls, 25% gyroid infill, outer and inner brim, hybrid tree supports @ 30degrees (make sure to force support at the overhang at the top where the GX16-5 power connector sits).