December 11, 2024
Description
I designed this f-clamp holder to store my clamps in the most compact way on the wall. This is the smaller version of LR2218, for regular and small clamps.
There is a Prusa Slicer example project ending in “Print”, where I configured all my recommended settings. The object is printed on its back.
Check out my recommendations in the table below:
| Nozzle Size: | 0.4mm |
| Layer Height: | 0.2mm |
| Filament Materials: | PETG or PLA |
| Perimeters: | Three perimeters for extra toughness |
| Infill: | 15% |
| Prusa Slicer Profile: | “0.2mm Quality” |
You find all dimensions in the drawing above. The holder will work up to a bar width of 6mm and a head width up to 16mm. The holder is designed for regular and small clamps. The head of the clamp should not be longer than 16cm, otherwise, it will not be kept securely in the holder.
Use 4mm countersunk wood screws to fasten the holder on any wall. Ideally, put a screw in every prepared screw hole to equally balance the forces and avoid bending of the part.
⚠ Tighten the screws carefully by hand! ⚠
The Fusion360 design lets you easily adjust the dimensions of the slots and the total size of the holder. The design does automatically adjust the number of slots, to make the best use of the width. Only adjust parameters in the favourites section.
As Fusion360 has numerous problems, especially with fully parametric designs, I only recommend adjusting the design in Fusion360 if you are an experienced user of this software.
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This print will allow you to store more clamps in a smaller space, now you can own even more clamps. Please rate and upload photos of your prints if you like this model, and let me know if you run into problems or have ideas on improving these models.
Happy printing!
License:
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