Minimalist V-Slot Handle - No tools, No parts - Ender 3, Pro, Cr-10, Anycubic, Anet, Geeetech, etc.

**Goal**
* A clean, minimalist handle for my Ender 3 Pro
* No additional screws or t-nuts or tools
* Doesn't add to the profile of the printer
* Doesn't collide with any extruders or errant tubes and cables

**Printing**
__Wrench Required__
1. Print on its side and with supports as shown (tree) to build it sturdy. It's so thin that infill amount is not particularly relevant.
2. Remove any screws necessary.
3. Slot into the underside of your top v-slot bar(s).

__Alternative: No Tools__
1. I discovered while doing a test print (on its side as shown) that printing without supports creates a nice, springy side that you can press fit into place.

**Notes**
* When printed without supports can be press fit directly into the v-slot without removing any screws (as the lower side of the v-slot inserts will not be a stable print, press firmly and trim if necessary to get the fit you need)
* I personally like the straight edge as it's nice and clean against the profile of the rod, if there is interest for a smoother edge version, lemme know!

**Credit**
* V-slot inserts graciously taken from 3D Printer Handle [thing:4702410](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4702410)
* Inspired by the Ender 3 Carry Handle [thing:4088938](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4088938)

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