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Irwin clamp pads set with base(s)

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Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
Irwin clamp pads set with base(s) 3d model
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Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4761779.

Well, this turned out to be more of a process than I had anticipated… 1- I started with rschoenm / drphysics’ awesome pads that I found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4749802 and here: https://www.instructables.com/More-3D-Printed-Gadgets-for-Woodworking/?linkId=66574927 2- Then I made a simple horizontal base for them: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4750450 3- Since I optimized the distribution to save space on the base, a system was needed to know which pad went where, so I added symbols to the pads and the horizontal base. 4- And just because nothing in life can go as planned, I finally I ended up realizing that a vertical arrangement would be better in my shop. Typical. So… I made a vertical version of the base… Where the symbols were no longer necessary… of course…

Anyway, long story short, you all get a complete set of pads (remixes of rschoenm / drphysics’) and a variety of bases to choose from: one horizontal, as described, that barely fits on my Ender3v2 (without brim or anything, otherwise it won’t) and 2 vertical versions. Why 2? Well, since the vertical version couldn’t be printed in a single piece on my printer anymore, obviously (see step 4), I had to make it in 2 pieces. At this stage I thought I was done and one more model wasn’t going to make much of a difference anymore, so I made a single piece vertical base, for those who have a bigger printer.

But I was wrong: Regarding de 2-piece vertical base... you guessed it... you’ll find 2 versions: my first design had a 0.15mm tolerance at the joint. But after printing it, I found it was too tight and I had to file it quite a bit for it to fit properly. Hence the 0.35mm version. However, I haven’t printed this one since my needs have been met and also, I was about ready to close this chapter at this point.

So, you guys let me know how the 0.35mm version fits. If more modifications are necessary, I can do them and if all else fails, you can print the 0.15mm version. Just get ready to do a bit of filing… The photos are of the 0.15 ver. after filing, so as you can see, they can fit, just a bit more work, that’s all.

Anyway, fingers crossed this was clear enough, and you’re not too dizzy. I hope that this comes in handy to someone out there, and I look forward to your comments. Have a good one ;)

Short video demo here so you can get a feel fo the fit: https://youtu.be/zwCmPq_suHk


1 Likes2 DownloadsJuly 3, 2023


1 Likes2 DownloadsJuly 3, 2023
This model is restricted by licensing terms.