FlexiRail Slim: Slot Clips (rail-fit optimization)

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FlexiRail Slim: Slot Clips (rail-fit optimization)

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X1 Carbon
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Snap-fit calibration set (for stationary accessories)
Snap-fit calibration set (for stationary accessories)
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5.5 h
6 plates

Slide fit calibration set (for curtains and more)
Slide fit calibration set (for curtains and more)
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6 plates

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Find Your Perfect FlexiRail Slim Clip Fit

 

This is where you find the clip size you need for your FlexiRail Slim accessories.

On my X1 Carbon, the .30.10C clip size works best with the filaments I've used. My Prusa needed a .40.10C for a Secure Fit. 
For an Easy-Slide fit on the X1 Carbon, I use .40.40C.

 

Ready to find your perfect fit? Share your ideal clip sizes below!

 

Secure Fit (Most Uses):

  • Securely snaps on, but still removable.
  • Does NOT slide along the rail once attached.

Easy-Slide Fit (Curtains, etc.):

  • Snaps on securely or slides onto the rail before mounting.
  • Moves along the rail smoothly without coming loose.

 

Understanding Clip Sizes:

  • First number (e.g., .30 in .30.10C): Overlap with the rail. Higher number = tighter grip.
  • Second number (e.g., .10 in .30.10C): Clearance against the rail. Lower number = tighter fit.


When you've found the perfect fit, you should use this clip size for all your FlexiRail accessories.
 

Finding Your Fit:

  1. Start with the first plate. If unsure, print all sizes.
  2. Test against your FlexiRail. Choose the clip that snaps on with the right amount of resistance.
  3. Note the first number on that clip.
  4. Print clips with that first number, varying the second number. There are plates for each number group.
  5. Choose the highest second number that provides your desired fit (secure or easy-slide).

Example: Your perfect fit might be .40.05C

 

Note for Easy-Slide fit: Due to the print orientation of the clips (which makes them very strong) - the layer lines will cause extra friction. For this reason, I recommend you to snap on each of the clips to the rail and rub them against the rail with some pressure towards the rail front surface to “wear them in”. This will make the clips slide very well!

 

Please Share:

  • Your perfect clip size
  • Printer model
  • Filament used for rail and clips

 

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