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Small Thread - Fix Point (Folded)
Fix Points allow for fast and easy installation and removal of any accessory part while still being sturdy.
This is a “Small Thread” Fix Point that can screw into the small threads on the Multiboard Tiles.
Attach parts that have a negative Fix Point or Rail, like "Rail - Multibin Shells" or other accessories.
Learn more about this part at https://multiboard.io/knowledge-hub
Printing Guidelines:
Use 3 perimeter wall thickness, 0.2 mm layer height, 15% infill, and no supports. Apart from that, use your printer's default settings.
The printing orientation is as provided in the file. Make sure the downloaded files are .STL. This part has been designed with a tolerance of 0.25 mm. Your printer will need to be able to bridge gaps of up to 30 mm for some designs.
For more information about printer settings, click here.
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Small Thread - Fix Point (Folded)
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2x6 MU - Right Support End - Modular Bolt-Locked Shelf
4x8 MU - Center - Modular Bolt-Locked Shelf
2x2 MU - Right Support End - Modular Bolt-Locked Shelf
2x6 MU - Left Support End - Modular Bolt-Locked Shelf
8x8 MU - Center - Modular Bolt-Locked Shelf
2x4 MU - Right Support End - Modular Bolt-Locked Shelf
4x6 MU - Center - Modular Bolt-Locked Shelf
2x8 MU - Left Support End - Modular Bolt-Locked Shelf
2x2 MU - Left Support End - Modular Bolt-Locked Shelf
8x2 MU - Center - Modular Bolt-Locked Shelf
8x4 MU - Center - Modular Bolt-Locked Shelf
2x4 MU - Center - Modular Bolt-Locked Shelf
2x8 MU - Right Support End - Modular Bolt-Locked Shelf
8x6 MU - Center - Modular Bolt-Locked Shelf
2x8 MU - Center Support - Modular Bolt-Locked Shelf
would be great if there was a video on how to use these. also is there going to be ones made that are a single piece
The reason for the folding is that this orientation results in a lot stronger part. A "single piece" would easily snap along the layer lines.
Before you fold it fully, just give it a quick pass with the torch and it will fold nice
Yes! This is the tip that made using them feasible for me. Thank you @jacqalas!
That's 100% the best option warm plastic bends, cold mostly doesn't.
Why on earth do you not supply a version where it is merged, you used to but then you decided to delete it so there isnt that option anymore.
I get why you fold these in half for strength in the correct direction but thats no good because now these become a complete NIGHTMARE to get in even if you glue the halfs together it never wants to go in properly, very annoying when you want to fit about 30+ of them. Ridiculous.
I personally haven't had any issues. Squeeze and twist.
I saw a post for the Heavy Weight-Bearing Hook Snap and they mentioned heating these up to bend. So, I used my Wagner HT400 to heat it for a few seconds and it bends perfectly. And when it cools it pretty much stays in place.
A solid version is an absolute must! Very rarely line up = difficult to screw in and even harder to mate with the female part consistently.
A solid version will just snap along layer lines.
When I fold mine they never line up. One side it higher than the other because of the fold. So, I dropped it in Tinkercad, split them apart and merged them together to print as one piece and it works great. What is the reason for printing this way?
strength. folded makes the layers go all the way from the top to the bottom. merged together the layers follow the threads and go from one side to the other. strength is weakest between layers so they're more likely to snap. PETG is supposed to be better for printing these.
Ah, that makes sense. However, I would imagine since these are set in a snap with the surrounding pressure it would not be that much of an issue. Good idea with PETG. But knowing what you said it seems snapping apart and super gluing would be the best option.
Before you fold it fully, just give it a quick pass with the torch and it will fold nice
These work horribly if you have a Texturized sheet, they should only be printed on a flat PEI sheet or you will need to sand/torch a bit to fit tolerances
I feel like the toleranses are off. My multibins sits too loose on these!
Longer thread version would be great.