I like it a lot. I always feel like I need a third hand when I’m working circuit boards.
I noticed that at the very beginning of the video, the plastic got too close to the iron and melted a bit. I wonder if you could cover the tip with foil tape to act as a sort of heat shield.
Maybe I’m the crazy one, but there isn’t one in your original post. The image is hosted on media.kbin.social and there is no text or link of any kind anywhere else.
You can't just go around calling yourself a master spool. You have to go through years of spool apprenticeship then serve as a journeyman spool before you can take the test to become a master spool.
Not my design, but you are right. If I were to make this , I'd print it in the orientation shown but the bottom would be flat to give a better foundation for the print.
That said, I'd probably split this down the middle, and make each clip its own clip, and print the clip on its side.
That way you don't have to worry about overhangs and the print 'grains' would be in a better orientation for the spring like effect.
Might make more sense to print it right side down, so the layer lines go along the clips instead of across them.
Would be a pain in the ass for support building, but maybe print it as just one clip instead of two, and print two of them with a spacer to cover the command strip? Or maybe just a smaller one clip part and cut the command strip?
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