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Gridfinity Holder for the AiXun DT01

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Gridfinity vertical holder for the AiXun DT01 soldering iron temperature sensor.

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[Warning: this holder was created in a rather crude way, using only a PerplexingLabs'-generated Gridfinity bin and negative parts, hence the lack of chamfers and round-overs. Do not expect an iHolder.]

This is a 1x2x8U/1x3x8U Gridfinity holder for the vertical storage of the AiXun DT01 soldering iron temperature sensor; the holders include storage volumes for the K-type temperature probe and/or the spare thermistors that come with the DT01 (and that can be bought separately). The cavity for the sensor proper has a tolerance of roughly 1mm (slides in-and-out easily enough, but doesn't rattle), and is deep enough to protect the thermistor and pins. Mirrored versions are provided for your optimal storage preferences.

An original model actually had the sensor upside down, as I thought at the time that it would be more stable with the battery's weight at the bottom, though I wasn't very keen on having the probe exposed at the top. However, storing the sensor that way would invariably press the power button when sliding it down, draining the battery. While I had, at one point, a version with a 2mm recess in the button area to prevent this, over the weeks I had the sensor on the table I discovered that the DT01, even when powered off, will continuously drain the battery (when I found this, after about a couple of months without use, the battery was down to 0,89V). So now I'm using it only with USB-C power, and deleted this model some time ago.

I have included the individual, basic STLs for a quick print, which is what I expect most will need. I am also providing the simple model I used as a negative part to create the cavity for the DT01. If you really want to edit things, a 3MF with all the holder versions and their negative parts are provided, along with the blank solid bins and the DT01's boundary model. The basic Gridfinity solid bins were generated with PerplexingLabs' generator, have magnet slots on the corners (6,2mm by 2,1mm).

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