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Giá đỡ và nắp cho cột hàng rào vinyl 1

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Giá đỡ và nắp cho cột hàng rào vinyl

By LGworkshop_505067

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Files 11 6.6 MB

  • fencepost_1.75x5.5_v15_0.6n_0.35mm_PLA_1h59m_1766636653.gcodeGCODE · 1.8 MB
  • RailholeCover2x3.5_v4_0.6n_0.2mm_PETG_1h22m_1766636654.gcodeGCODE · 1.3 MB
  • RailholeCover1.75x5.5_v6_0.6n_0.2mm_PETG_1h42m_1766636655.gcodeGCODE · 1.4 MB
  • fencepost_2x3.5_v16_0.6n_0.35mm_PLA_1h25m_1766636656.gcodeGCODE · 1.3 MB

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Description

When we built our house, we didn't think we'd need a gate in the privacy fence, but later changed our minds. My builder charges over $800 for a gate, and they use some proprietary rail sizes that I couldn't find anywhere.  So I decided to repurpose an existing 3-ft section of fence to make my own gate:
- I bought 2 new 4x4" vinyl posts for the gate uprights which needed new holes for the old fence rails. I clamped the jigs in place and a top-bearing flush trim bit to route out the holes. 
- The existing 5x5 fence posts became the gate posts with the addition of 5x5 aluminum stiffeners and gate hardware. I covered the old rail holes with these custom PETG covers.
-  I designed the jigs and covers in F360 using parameters so you could modify the .f3d files if you need different sizes. I also designed the gate in F360; let me know if you want that file.
- Total cost was less than $250 and a few days work.

Jig Settings:
Filament Prusament PLA
Nozzle 0.6
Layer 0.35mm
Supports no
Fill 10% gyroid
Perimeters 2
Temp 215

Cover Settings
Filament Generic PETG
Nozzle 0.6
Layer 0.20mm
Supports no
Fill 15% gyroid
Perimeters 2
Temp 230C/240C

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Print spec

Formats
3mff3dgcode
Model files
11
Total size
6.6 MB
Largest file
1.8 MB

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