Cardboard building clips Rev 2
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Published on May 16, 2012
This thing was Featured on May 20, 2012
Description
these clips come in 3 types
'L' clips and 'T' clips and 'X' clips.
The 'L' clips are for corners, 'T' clips are for 2 walls and a perpendicular wall 'X' for 4 way connections.
they are made to mount on edges of cardboard and build box like structures.
This version was modeled in truespace 3.2
they work best with cardboard that is as thick as what is found on most writing pads. of course you can size them down or up as you desire to work better with thinner or thicker cards
'L' clips and 'T' clips and 'X' clips.
The 'L' clips are for corners, 'T' clips are for 2 walls and a perpendicular wall 'X' for 4 way connections.
they are made to mount on edges of cardboard and build box like structures.
This version was modeled in truespace 3.2
they work best with cardboard that is as thick as what is found on most writing pads. of course you can size them down or up as you desire to work better with thinner or thicker cards
Instructions
the smaller stl file 4x2 is 4 L and 2 T clips
the larger file 40x20 makes 40 L and 20 T clips
clip6x.cob has 6 'X' style clips
they are best printed without a raft.
no support is needed
The g-code was for a single extruder replicator created with replicatorG
slicing the clip40x20 took a long time, but it prints ok
the larger file 40x20 makes 40 L and 20 T clips
clip6x.cob has 6 'X' style clips
they are best printed without a raft.
no support is needed
The g-code was for a single extruder replicator created with replicatorG
slicing the clip40x20 took a long time, but it prints ok
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Cardboard building clips Rev 2 by cerberus333 is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
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if you use a modern version of slic3r, you can just multiply stls without increasing slicing time, cool, can't wait to print :)
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