Basic Clamp for M5 bolt
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Think I figured it out, the STL contains the default Blender cube located at 0,0,0 whilst the actual object is offset quite a bit to the bottom right. Removing the cube and centring the object at 0,0,0 would probably fix the automatic rendering.
The automatic rendering looks like a classic case of too-small objects coming out as basically invisible.
Remember, to Thingiverse, Skeinforge, and most other systems, a Blender Unit is one *milimeter*. I'm guessing your design is being interpreted as about the size of a dust mote. If you scale it up to that standard, the auto-renderer should give a pretty good picture.
Just rendered it in Blender to give you a better idea of what the object looks like as the automatic rendering didn't do a great job.
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The Bits from bytes v2.0.1 (and probably later versions but I have 2.0.1) has a bunch of m5 holes bored along the sides, I use one of these to keep my abs bed from popping up( which it tends to do once it gets heated)
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Just rendered it in Blender to give you a better idea of what the object looks like as the automatic rendering didn't do a great job.
The automatic rendering looks like a classic case of too-small objects coming out as basically invisible.
Remember, to Thingiverse, Skeinforge, and most other systems, a Blender Unit is one *milimeter*. I'm guessing your design is being interpreted as about the size of a dust mote. If you scale it up to that standard, the auto-renderer should give a pretty good picture.