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Nuts M3 M4 M5

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November 14, 2022

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Description

Nuts of this size are difficult to print with FDM. These are threadless nuts. There's a only a "six-pointed star" in the middle.

The layer height is used as a “pre-thread” and the final thread is created by screwing them in.

I suggest you start printing the “Test Plate” with nuts from 95% to 105% (the external size remains the normal one). Then choose the ones adapted to your print settings, the tolerance you need and the plastic you are using : 95% (no dot) - 100% (1 dot) - 105% (2 dots).

 

 

Once that's done, print the desired nuts using the individual files with no dots on it.

 

I have not tested the mechanical resistance of these nuts. You should not use them to repair things like your bike or your washing machine.

 

Print Settings :

  • Printed on MK3S - PrusaSlicer 2.5
  • Nozzle 0.4mm : 0.15mm layers
  • Filament : PLA