Lego 20 mm double sided holder
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Published on February 15, 2013
Description
We all know that LEGO pieces break sometimes. If you have small children, they may break it very often.
Thankfully, we have 3D printing at home now. So it takes only 30 minutes from holding a broken LEGO piece until you can give your child a new one.
We've done four pieces in four minutes on our RepRap printer.
Image description: The image shows the broken part on the right side, the printed one is on the left side. And also the one connecting the white and grey poles.
Thankfully, we have 3D printing at home now. So it takes only 30 minutes from holding a broken LEGO piece until you can give your child a new one.
We've done four pieces in four minutes on our RepRap printer.
Image description: The image shows the broken part on the right side, the printed one is on the left side. And also the one connecting the white and grey poles.
Instructions
Good result can be achieved with 0.2 mm extrusion width and 0.3 mm layer height. Alhough we haven't tried smalled extrusion width, it may help to make the piece smoother. Anything thicker than 0.2 mm will probably be useless.
License
Lego 20 mm double sided holder by CryoFather is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share Alike license.
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