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Unlimbited Phoenix Hand tensioner box and pins

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Publication date 2021-06-21 at 23:03
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Published to Thingiverse on: 2020-04-26 at 00:36
Design number 456378
filotto78

filotto78

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TENSIONER BOX
I re-modeled the tensioner box in Fusion360 to have a better and smooth mesh.
Fusion360 source file is 100% scale.
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TENSIONER PIN
I don't like original design because I found it's faulty when I printed the "threading ribs"
Here below a section of the hole:
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The highlighted features can't be successful printed without support:
enter image description hereI modified the hole section to be more easy to be printed without supports:
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Then I made several tests to find the right interference between screw and thread.
I found that for an M3 screw, the best is 2.7 mm. This diameter has to be adjusted in the sketch named interference in Fusion360 file.
The file is scaled 100%. If you have to increase the scale in the slicer, you should decrease the interference diameter in order to keep more or less the right interference once printed.
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Then I tested that interference is enough to bear some weight.
Up to two kilograms are ok!
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