B9A tube right angle mounts

[ruffrecords]

I can't open either file after having changed the extension to .step.
Can you post the links?

The original extension was .stp. I am not at the right computer right now and I cannot find the link I used. I suspect I had to log in to gain access so I will try again later today when I get over to the workshop.

Cheers

Ian

 

[ruffrecords]

@MidnightArrakis can you post the CAD file for the 3 face version of the cube with the updated nut cavity. I will then print off a couple and see how the nuts fit them and report back.

Cheers

Ian

 

[MidnightArrakis]

@MidnightArrakis can you post the CAD file for the 3 face version of the cube with the updated nut cavity. I will then print off a couple and see how the nuts fit them and report back.

Cheers

Ian

[can you post the CAD file for the 3 face version of the cube with the updated nut cavity] -- SHEESH!!!.....I must be getting dementia!!! As I was writing my previous reply, it was in my mind to attach another STL file, but.....it somehow got lost along the way!!!

In any case.....here's the STL version of my recent madness:



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[MidnightArrakis]

I can't open either file after having changed the extension to .step.
Can you post the links?

[I can't open either file after having changed the extension to .step] -- See if changing the extension to -- .stp -- will work. There is a difference.

In addition, there are also -- 3 -- different levels of STP/STEP files: 1) AP203 2) AP214 and, 3) AP242

See if you can find out which "Level" your printer defaults to and/or which one(s) it is capable of importing.

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[ruffrecords]

@abbey road d enfer I found the link:

https://schroff.nvent.com/en-gb/products/enc60807-181

You do have to login to download.

Cheers

Ian

 

[Cqwet Dbdfte]

Metal thread heat inserts are better than plastic threads. Self tapping may be OK for a few cycles. Make a hole for root diameter and finish with a drill for better tolerance.

 

[abbey road d enfer]

@abbey road d enfer I found the link:

https://schroff.nvent.com/en-gb/products/enc60807-181

You do have to login to download.

Cheers

Ian

Interestingly, they offer files in Design Spark Mechanical, which is the 3D design software I use.
I made a dual version . Try it and tell me what you think. I fear it's too fragile.

EDIT: Actually, the part exists there for downloading: https://schroff.nvent.com/en-gb/products/enc60807-211
As far as I can see, it's all thru-holes.