KLIPPT Anchor Spacing Jigs
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Park those anchors at convenient 50mm spacing. Why 50mm? Well, look at some of my other models. You'll figure it out.
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KLIPPT is really cool. It's a great way to clip a cable. But I'm a clumsy oaf and freehanding is stupid. Being a member of an obligate tool-using species and probably on my way to becoming an obligate 3D printing member of such, I designed up a parametric jig for spacing them out at 50mm intervals. Each of the jigs roughly corresponds to the small/medium/large KLIPPT clips in width, so you can weasel them into pretty tight spots.
- Note the first: load the clips into the jig wide bit down. They'll be tight. If they're too tight due to your printer's tolerances, download the f3d and mess with the I_xySlop variable. You also might want to try printing them in TPU; I haven't, but it sounds fun.
- Note the second: you'll need to torque down the screws more than you think, or it'll spin freely when you remove the jig. After drilling a pilot hole, my DeWalt DCD805B puts #6-3/4" screws in tight on setting 2.
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