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Flag Pole Clips
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PLA. 0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Designer
1.2 h
1 plate

PETG 0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Designer
1.3 h
1 plate
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Description
I've created a flag mounting solution for the broken hardware to mount my flags to the pole. I wanted something that would likely not come apart in high wind. It's semi-permanent but you can unscrew the wood screws and slide them off the pole. So you can print a set of these for each flag that you want to attach to the pole.
**Does require some common hardware and tools for assembly**
This model features:
- Anti-sliding - Flag doesn't slide up and down the pole
- Free spinning - Print in Place assembly keeps the bushing in place while allowing it to free spin in the wind
- Swap-able - unscrew the clips to slide the flag off the pole and slide another flag back on
Bill Of Materials
Hardware | ||
No. | Item | Quantity |
1 | #4x1/2” Wood Screw | 4 |
2 | 1/8”x1.5” Steel Dowel | 2 |
Tools Required
Tools | |
No. | Item |
1 | #1 Phillips Screwdriver |
2 | Angle Grinder or Dremel with cut-off wheel |
3 | Sharpie |
4 | Safety Glasses |
5 | Vise or Small Hammer |
6 | Drill |
7 | 1/8" Drill bit |
Assembly Instructions
- Print Plate
- Drill out the cross hole for a clearance fit to the rod

- Cut the dowel pin stock into 2 rods at 1.5 inch length


- Push rod through the clearance hole on the bushing

- Place the Hook through the flag and stretch around the 1/8" rod

- Either using the vise or by tapping lightly with a hammer, press the Hook onto the 1/8" rod

- Repeat for other flag mounting clip
- Slide the Mounting clips onto the flagpole

- Screw the wood screws into the holes in the Bushings. Leave some slack as if the Hooks are free hanging down. Don't pull the Hooks tight against the flag.

License
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