DIY 3D printed fully adjustable magsafe ridgeline hanger

[vanis]

Hi, my new creation, works great so far.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/446...ofileId-353048

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[infrastellar]

na paradu

[jayt123]

Nice thx. Will give this a shot

[Crazytown3]

That's very cool. I don't have a 3D printer, but our local public libraries have several where we can have projects printed out for a small nominal fee, basically the cost of material. I'm going to try it out with them.

[vanis]

Definitely worth to try, I’m super happy with the result. Only thing is, these press-fit parts are sensitive to print quality and filament calibration. But you can always take a file or sharp blade and repair imperfections or scale the part a bit in slicing software if it is a too tight or loose. Depends a lot what printers they have and in what condition they are. I would be happy if you share feedback or ideas to improve!

[Crazytown3]

Vanis, any chance you might be able to make to make this available as an stl file? My library only accepts the stl file format in the printing request.

[vanis]

Vanis, any chance you might be able to make to make this available as an stl file? My library only accepts the stl file format in the printing request.

No problem, SLTs should be available for download from the link above

[Bdh96]

Would you be willing to print and sell some?

[vanis]

Would you be willing to print and sell some?

I'm located in czech republic. I'm sure find someone with printer nearby will be easier

[draco_1967]

Vanis, any chance you might be able to make to make this available as an stl file? My library only accepts the stl file format in the printing request.

If you click on the down arrow in the Download button, you have the option to download the file as .3mf or .stl, rather than the Bambu file. It took me a while to figure that out as I don't own a Bambu printer (yet...)