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Sometimes, a hole isn't the size you expected; this tool can help you with that. #diy #3dprinting
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@adama1294

1 month ago

A good method of design on verticle holes is to have the top of the hole a trapezoid. This will get rid of steep overhangs while printing and give a good surface to bridge the plastic on.

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@MrGerhardGrobler

1 month ago

This is so relevant!
Thank you so much!

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@barrykirkby9626

4 weeks ago

what a cool ideal use of the 3d printer...

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@shawnmichaelis1609

1 month ago

it will also help printing 2, both at different orientations, one flat and one on its side. sometimes printings hole in the other direction need different tolerances

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@teytreet7358

4 weeks ago

Need a peg size too.

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@woofiewill

1 month ago

Need a fit tolerance? It's probably gonna be .2mm, so start there. It has been very reliable for me, only occasionally requiring slight adjustment one way or the other.

It's interesting that layer and print orientation sometimes affects the tolerance.

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@jamesray9009

1 month ago

with crazy amount of tuning time on my printers best I could get to is .1 mm , thank goodness I 3d print and not machine stuff yet lol

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@Jindraxx20

1 month ago

Hey alex. How come no project video ??! Is there no free time ? Or are you building something big ?!

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@LifeHappy-

4 weeks ago

This is amazing, but not to be ungrateful, why cant I download project file without adding my personal info in your shop?

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@zchryw

1 month ago

i have updated the holder and the m3 hardware design board and uploaded them to mak3rworld

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@zchryw

1 month ago

i have the updated version and holder for these files are on your fav 3d page

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@mcheddadi

1 month ago

eyebrow raises

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@ARealHumanNotABotIPromise

1 month ago

You do know the actual fix for this is to tune the slicer for round holes right? Then it actually prints to match the dimensions you draw rather than adjusting your drawing to compensate for your printer. As far as I'm aware, cura is still the only slicer that offers the necessary options to tune that. IDK why people are not calling this out on the slicer side. Its going to be a real problem when you go to another printer, want to reprint something, and have to do all that work again to adjust every dimension to match the printer, rather than just tune the slicer to actually give you the result it is supposed to give.

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