Tip support clip for wooden base
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New guy here, got my WE120 the other week and am starting to learn. I also have a 3D printer and like to model and fabricate documflickies that one could not fabricate out of wood or metal. So after mounting my WE on a piece of 2×12 (what I had on hand) I found that the tip support rod kept rolling off the table. I still don’t have a case for all the parts. So last night I modeled a clip to keep the rod attached to the base and out of the way. Not really useful to anyone with a stone base.
Next thing to fabricate will be Nijaflex stone stops, with a Nylon adjuster sleeve…
This clip is made from Taulman 910 Alloy which is a type of Nylon.
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I would need to alter the model a little more to use mounting tape. The clips are really tight and I think it would probably pull off. Also not sure how well the 910 plastic would adhere in the long run as it is rather slippery being in the Nylon family. I would be wiling to make a couple and send the out for the postage cost if anyone is interested. PM me you contact info if so.
Will probably try printing this in Nijaflex filament as that would have no issue sticking to double sided tape. As a soft and flexible material the model would probably have to be bigger and more bulky to have the same solid holding ability.
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