
Kẹp Thanh Tròn (Rod Clasp)
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Files 12 2.2 MB
- rod_clasp_12mm_1765857014.stlSTL · 494.5 KB
- rod_clasp_10mm_1765857015.stlSTL · 512.2 KB
- rod_clasp_8mm_1765857016.stlSTL · 509.8 KB
- rod_clasp_1.0in_thick_1765857017.stlSTL · 87.2 KB
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Details
- Model ID
- #132041
- Category
- DIY
- Published
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution
Description
This is a snap-action clasp that locks onto a round rod.
This is meant to be a base object: you remix it (union) with something you want to attach to the rod (or attach the rod to). For example if you attach something to the rods on a 3D printer, or want to quick-release a rod (spool holder?) etc.
The design is parametric (open in Customizer or OpenSCAD) but for convenience a few pre-defined designs are included: 8, 10 and 12mm.
It prints in one piece without supports and requires no additional parts. The clasp is captive (it moves but doesn't fall off). https://youtu.be/-0oLQF7g45M
Enjoy remixing!
How I Designed This
I started to design a dial indicator mount for Prusa Mk3 to help correct the bed warp, and needed a more elegant way to attach this to the round rods on X axis, to keep repeatability, make it easy to attach/remove, etc. The clasp mechanism turned out a project by itself, so I decided to publish this separately.
2024-01 Update: fixed an OpenSCAD bug that caused the hinges to glue, added chamfers to make the edges smoother and prevent elephant's foot, also added a few more pre-defined sizes.
Print spec
- Formats
- scadstl
- Model files
- 12
- Total size
- 2.2 MB
- Largest file
- 512.2 KB












