Makita PW5100C Table Clamp
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This table clamp allows you to mount the Makita PW5100C to a table for polishing rocks.
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This table clamp allows you to mount the Makita PW5100C to a table for polishing rocks. It keeps the PW5001C in its intended downward position, while allowing you full access to the polishing pad. Having it in the downward position also makes it easy for you to see the part of the stone / rock you are polishing.
NOTE: WATER SPLASH - There is no “splash” guard to the design, so you will get sprayed constantly with water. For me this is not an issue, but might be for some. I may design a splash guard for it at a later date.
NOTE: CLEARANCES - This print is setup for a 0.2 mm clearance on mating parts. This clearance seems to work really well on my Bambu P1S. So for the threaded screw, there is a total of 0.4 mm clearance (0.2 for each side). There is also a 0.2 mm clearance between the two tracks that mate the two parts.
This was originally printed with a Bambu P1S, with a high flow 0.6 nozzle with Duramic PLA+. However, you should be able to print this perfectly fine with a 0.4 nozzle and any other type of PLA.
UPDATE: I have added a 0.6 and 0.4 nozzle files for OrcaSlicer. I have only used the 0.6 file myself (Shown in the video). I setup a 0.4 one also, but I have not printed it myself, so your mileage might vary, however, I don't see any reason the 0.4 nozzle file wouldn't print just as well. The 0.4 nozzle file takes less material, (almost 100g less). I attribute this to thinner in-fill walls.
OnShape Link for editing:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/902097b98cb15bc0a63782f9/w/84ab85457c240df4c7146f6d/e/44f7b377fee805c6b2a5bca8?renderMode=0&uiState=667e6f6741364d6e9a5d5dda
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