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This print-in-place design prevents your beach chair from sinking into the sand!&nbsp;How to use:&nbsp;Simply place the Sand Sink Stopper on the sand, then place the horizontal leg of your beach chair in the Stopper&#39;s universal fitting. This will distribute the weight of the chair (and whoever is sitting in it) over a greater area to keep it from sinking into the sand. &nbsp;(This is particularly useful on wet sand where the tide tends to accelerate this sinking process.)&nbsp;Strap slots are built in to make securing your chair to the Stopper easy (zip ties are recommended). While this isn&#39;t necessary to use the Stopper, it can help stop you from leaving the Stopper behind!&nbsp;You may need multiple sets of Stoppers depending on the weight of the chair and its occupant. One in the front and one in the back is a good place to start!&nbsp;

Sand Sink Stopper for Beach Chairs

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Miguel M.

<h3>Bullshit Grinder (AKA Trammel of Archimedes)</h3>I had one of these as a kid, it was made of wood, I thought I would try making a printed version. It&#39;s an interesting toy that converts linear motion into rotation (or vise versa). Makes a cool desk toy/fidget.It is fully printed and the base comes in four versions.-Clean-Embossed-Hexagons-BS<figure class="media"><oembed url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCaOzV7LCLs"></oembed></figure><h4>Printing instructions</h4>The included Gcodes include all the parts you need to assemble 1 grinder.I would recommend NOT using mat filaments as the higher frictions from the texture prevents the parts from sliding properly. If you must use mat filament, the trick I found was putting a tiny drop of PTFE oil (or similar) on the shuttles, it runs smooth after that.The ones I printed in Glossy filament slid like butter straight away.If you slice your own files, 10-15% infill is plentyNO supportsFor 1 grinder, you need:<ul><li>1 Base ( choose 1 from the 4 options)</li><li>2 shuttles</li><li>1 shaft</li><li>3 c-clips</li><li>1 pin</li><li>1 knob</li></ul><h4>Assembly</h4>Assembly is pretty straight forward, look at the photos for reference.You should be done in under a minute and everything should run pretty smooth straight after assembly (and even better after a bit of use).just make sure you insert the shuttles in the base before you connect them to the shaft.Grind away!!!

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