M3 Countersunk Screw 3-28mm / Nut / Washer (v2) by Leo.w8

Leo.w8

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NEW AND IMPROVED (V2)

Due to my first release not beeing perfect, i collected the feedback over time and improved every single request. Feedback is always welcome, a negative star rating with no context helps no one, so please if you have any trouble with any of my 3d models - feel free to hit me up and we will find a solution together. Thank you very much for trying out my models!

Really fine print for the perfect screw, can be changed for loss of perfection.

For more Bolts, Nuts, Washers and other great models, feel free to check out my profile! (or click the collection down below)

Comment & Rating (85)

@FSfd4cmn9kqb

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28mm

could be a little more adjusted for A1 Mini . but fits

@zackza

or maybe your A1 mini could be adjusted ? JK lol why not add a new A1 mini friendly profile yourself? anyone can upload to here makerworld is pretty nice like that

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@Chongfun

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25mm

Printed with RepRapper White PETG. They work fine to hold nuts and act as a hinge for this soldering helper.

@cc1123

It looks good, but unfortunately it does work with my PETG. :(

@cc1123

The nut is too tight to screw in, perhaps proper hole compensation could address it?

@Borganor

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10mm

printed 2 of 10mm 1 of them broke after heavy push but good one

@danatair

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8mm

good but can't use Allen wrench

@zackza

is this a joke? they just have a hole at the top, why no flat head cavity or a hex bolt shape so we can at least drive it...these are worthless

@zackza

perfect for my tic tac launchr

@bikerbasti

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12mm

Prints well, but the PLA I used was not strong enough so it broke after adding load to the part that was connected by the screws. But I blame that on the PLA I used and the weight of the part. Thanks for the design!