ModuRail Gridfinity 35 degree Base

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91g
Tiempo
2h 45m
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Descripción
ModuRail Gridfinity Attachment The ModuRail Gridfinity Attachment adds a 35° angled Gridfinity base to the ModuRail system. Available in 2x2, 2x4 and 2x6 Gridfinity sizes, the attachment allows Gridfinity bins and accessories to be integrated directly into your ModuRail setup. The 35° angle provides easy visibility and access to the contents, while the ModuRail locking system keeps the attachment securely in place. Simply attach, slide, position and lock it wherever you need it on the ModuRail rail. Here you can find the ModuRail rail system Available Sizes 2x2 Gridfinity 2x4 Gridfinity 2x6 Gridfinity Assembly The hook mechanism consists of four parts and can be assembled without tools.First, slide the top of the red hook into the frame and push until it clicks fully into place.The hook must now be able to move freely.Now place the spring against the underside of the button and click it into the frame, just as you did with the hook mechanism.Now place the lid into the groove of the frame and snap it in, making sure the corresponding letters match (L and R).Check whether the mechanism still operates smoothly.The attachment consists of multiple printed parts that need to be assembled together. Assembly requires: Eight M3x20mm Flat Head Cap Machine Screws per module. Make sure the screws are properly seated and tightened, but avoid overtightening to prevent damage to the printed parts.Materials & Testing The entire system has been printed and tested in PLA. The only exception is the springs used in the locking mechanism. These should be printed in PETG to provide the required flexibility and durability for repeated use. PLA: All main components PETG: Locking mechanism springs only The design has been tested for functionality and repeated attachment/removal using these materials. If you create a useful ModuRail setup, consider sharing your configuration and makes with the community.
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Ludovicus