Double Side Release Buckle Female for MOLLE (compression straps)
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Update 2021-05-29: Reduced the stretch to 2mm and removed a bit material where the buckles should snap. Now they fit…
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Update 2021-05-29:
Reduced the stretch to 2mm and removed a bit material where the buckles should snap. Now they fit better :)
Update 2021-05-21:
Stretched the design by 3mm. Buckles have now more space inside. Mine came out a few times in the past since they were pushing against each other.
This is a holder for the compression straps of a Tasmanian Tiger Combat Pack MK II during the time they are not being in use. In my case: pretty much always :)
It also fits pretty much any side release buckle for 25mm straps I guess. Perhaps somebody will use it as a connector for "male to male" (but they are not strong enough I guess).
Since I cannot add more than one source for the remix:
Basically it is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4076701 which I used for a while. It hides the connectors better and has a cleaner look than the original design by fns720. Thank you, ootes :)
For asthetic and functional reasons I always wanted a real MOLLE equipment piece but there was nothing better as that.
So I grabbed the STL of the remix by ootes, took the idea of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2871336, extended the clips (longer and deeper) and created something like Frankenstein did. Well... it is alive now.
What changed?
- "Real" MOLLE-clips added which allow the piece to be very close to the backpack.
- No need for paracord anymore
- A little bit smaller since there is no need for holes anymore
- Groove line for guidance which some buckles require (TT does)
- SketchUp file is available. Add your logo or text to the front if you like.
The pictures show the white prototype since I did not print the final thing in black (or transparent maybe) yet.
The new pictures with the black buckle show the final version with an individual text / number and some comparison between ootes' design, my prototype remix and the final design.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender 3 Pro
Rafts:
Yes
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.2
Infill:
20%
Filament: 3DJake ecoPLA White
Notes:
Use a brim if the surface is not big enough for your printer to keep the thing on the bed.
Supports are necceessary.
Printing orientation should be already good. Maybe you want to rotate it by 90° for support that is easier to remove (didn't test it).
Post-Printing
Remove the support and maybe smooth the edges for nicer handling / feeling and you are good to go.
Depending on your buckles slight modifications might be necessary.
Category: Sport & Outdoors