OpenSCAD OpenLock - Remix Series (Inch scale)
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These are special 7mm tall variants of the OpenSCAD OpenLock Collection. They have no texture, and can be used for…
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These are special 7mm tall variants of the OpenSCAD OpenLock Collection. They have no texture, and can be used for mixing your own designs.
Why choose these over the original OpenLock tiles? I would argue that these tiles have the following improvements:
- Only one support to remove per connector.
- Each tile has a small bevel around the base.
- This means less cleanup is required for printers that are not exactly calibrated. (E.g., if the first layer is squished to much, there is no need to sand or cut the squish off to get the tiles to fit nicely.
- You can also do things like print with a brim, and not need to be perfect in cleaning it off the finished print.
- The larger flat tiles have cutouts in the bottom to lessen the force required to pull the part off the printbed.
Why go with the original:
- The original tiles have a company supporting them
- More variants
- Simply because they are the original
Print Settings
Resolution:
0.2mm
Notes:
The default STLs print with an embedded support in the OpenLock port. Just take a pair of pliers, and rotate it out once printed.
SPECIAL NOTE: If you are using the built in supports, please edit your slicer Layer Height settings so that the support is separated from the main piece. (There is only a 0.2mm gap in the default STLs, so it is easy for your slicer to miss it.) Usually, if you are printing at 0.2mm, then a first layer height of 0.25mm will accomplish this. (But its worth checking before you print many items.)Inspiration
This thing is inspired by and compatible with the OpenLock system designed by PrintableScenery.
(However, this is a complete remake in SCAD. All the work here-in is original.)
Naming Convention
For all the files that are uploaded, they follow this naming convention:
*OSOL: OpenSCAD OpenLock *E: The OpenLock Part ID *Imperial: Whether the part is 1" or 25mm based *7: Height of the tile in mm *None: Texture of the top surface *None: Array type (none for these parts)
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