Makerbot Replicator Panel Holder
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Published on August 3, 2012
Derived from
Replicator 3mm hood and cover
by drandolph
Description
I designed these to hold the front panel for thingiverse.com/thing:23386 but then as I thought about it I made it do so much more.
Instructions
Print one set out for the front panel of thingiverse.com/thing:23386 slide them on and slide your front panel on and off all day long.
If you don't have laser cut parts you can cut square pieces of acrylic and it will work just as well. The same holders can also be used for the sides.
For the front get a pieces of 3mm acrylic cut to 15-3/8" Wide by 8-3/4 Tall.
For the sides get two pieces of 3mm acrylic cut to 9-1/8" Wide by 8-1/2" Tall.
They would also go well with these nice little finger handles. thingiverse.com/thing:27532 by thingiverse.com/Fastrack
If you don't have laser cut parts you can cut square pieces of acrylic and it will work just as well. The same holders can also be used for the sides.
For the front get a pieces of 3mm acrylic cut to 15-3/8" Wide by 8-3/4 Tall.
For the sides get two pieces of 3mm acrylic cut to 9-1/8" Wide by 8-1/2" Tall.
They would also go well with these nice little finger handles. thingiverse.com/thing:27532 by thingiverse.com/Fastrack
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LiquidBeef
on
August 5, 2012
said:
When you say, "but then as I thought about it I made it do so much more," what do you mean? Does it do something other than holding the front panel in place that I'm missing?
MattM
on
August 4, 2012
said:
These look great -- printing them out now - noticed however that replicatorg gcode generator complains about the bumps along the interior (angle too extreme? Gives triangle error). Did these print out perfectly for you?
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Makerbot Replicator Panel Holder by drandolph is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.

Ohh, I see. Good point. I suppose I'm spoiled with laser cutter access.