
Cánh tay đỡ Dial Indicator
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Files 6 493 KB
- Base_Plate_1782354773.stepSTEP · 215.6 KB
- Base_-_Pivot_1782354774.stepSTEP · 80 KB
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Details
- Model ID
- #403846
- Category
- DIY
- Published
- License
- Creative Commons — Public Domain
Description
This was a very quick and simple design. There are much better ways of achieving this. I only made it for the purpose of saving myself money.
I printed it in PETg, though I would imagine PLA works about as well. Nothing should require supports though they could help improve the durability of the joints (which should work perfectly fine even with vertical layers so long as you use your hands). At the time of uploading I don't actually have a dial indicator though I will update once I test with one.
Intended Materials:
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For Base:
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1-3 M3 machine screws
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1-3 M3 threaded inserts
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6 8x3mm neodymium magnets and/or
Optional Additions:- 6 M3 brass inserts and fitting screws or
3-6 M6 bolts or M5 brass threaded inserts
- 6 M3 brass inserts and fitting screws or
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For Swivel:
- 4 M3 machine screws (shorter is generally better)
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For Each Joint: (You could probably get away with M5)
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1 (not necessarily hex head) M6x20 bolt
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2 washers (M6)
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1 wing nut (M6)
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For Dial Indicator Holder:
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Set Screw Version (recommended):
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1-2 M2 brass threaded inserts
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1-2 M2 worm/set screws or
1-2 M2 machine screws
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Collared version (untested):
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1 M2 machine screw
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1 M2 nut
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// Todo:
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make printable dowels & increase pivot hole depth to go all the way through
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redesign the collared holder
Print spec
- Formats
- step
- Model files
- 6
- Total size
- 493 KB
- Largest file
- 215.6 KB











