Stealth Press 1S — heat set insert press - Free 3D Print Model

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 40% infill

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14.2 h

5 plates

4.9(494)

0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 40%-60% infill, Not a Key-Bak

12.5 h

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space-saving design

51 min

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support_arm – tip holder for Stealth Press 1S

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Description

About Stealth Press 1S

Stealth Press 1S: Latest version of precision DIY Heat Set Insert Tool

Stealth Press 1S is a highly accurate, mostly 3D-printed heat set insert tool compatible with generic, TS100, and Pinecil soldering irons.

New Stealth Press 1S Features:

Tool-free quick release mounts - swap between heat set insertion and regular soldering in seconds
Interchangeable build plate inserts (open/closed designs) for better small part handling
Built-in carrying handle for improved portability
Optional storage drawer keeps soldering tips and heat set inserts organized

Core Benefits:

Professional precision by 300mm MGN12H linear rail
Integrated printable build plate
Flexible retraction options - premium KEY-BAK or cost-effective alternatives
Innovative design improvements over similar DIY solutions
Professional results without expensive components

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Bill of Materials and Sourcing guide

Buy kits

Vendor	Kit version	Product page	Region
KB3D.com	1S	Buy here	US
Veetec3D	1S	Buy here	EU, INT
DREMC	1S	Buy here	AU
Blurolls3D.com	1	Buy here	INT
Blurolls [on AliExpress]	1	Buy here	INT
Toaiot [on AliExpress]	1	Buy here	INT

* R1 kits are almost fully compatible with 1S version, except 1 bolt and 1 nut, see Bill of Materials below for details.

Self sourcing guide

Part	Size / Standard	QTY	Source
M3 bolts	M3x8 SHCS	40	Buy here
M3 bolt [1]	M3x25 (or 30) SHCS	1	Buy here
M3 nut [2]	M3	1	Buy here
M5 bolts	M5x25 SCHS	2	Buy here
Bearings (F = flanged)	F695-2RS	4	Buy here
M3 threaded heat set inserts (M3OD:5L:4)	M3x5x4	30	Buy here
Linear rail with bearing	MGN12H 300mm	1	Buy here
Retractable device (Key-Bak®)	Super48 36" 13oz	1	Buy here
Retractable device (Budget savvy alternative)	500g version	1	Buy here

Notes for R1S Bill of Materials

[1] [2] — 1x M3x20 SHCS bolt and 1 x M3 nut is only parts difference between R1 and R1S versions.

Soldering irons and adapters

Soldering irons (supported variations)	Type	Source
Variation 1	Generic	Buy here
Variation 2	TS101	Buy here
Variation 3	Pinecil	Buy here

Adapters	Type	Source
Soldering iron adapters	Generic	Buy here
Soldering iron adapters	TS100 or Pinecil	Buy here

Alternative versions and add-ons

Download printed parts for Budget savvy retractable device alternative

Drawer add-on

Assembly manual

There is no specific Stealth Press 1S assembly manual at this time. However, assembly for Stealth Press 1S is fairly similar to version Stealth Press 1.

Download FULL AND FREE Stealth Press 1 assembly manual with visuals and a step-by-step guide, or;
Follow instructions Iconic FAB's Stealth Press 1S video build guide.

Video build guides

Iconic FAB video build guide (for 1S)

Other build guides (for version 1)

Live build by Nero3D (for v1) — Heatset Press and Fixing things
Live build by ModBotArmy (for v1) — Building The Stealth Press Heat Insert Tool!

Supported soldering irons

Generic, TS100 or Pinecil.

Print guidelines

Here are print guidelines for you to follow in order to have decent success with printing parts:

3d printing process	FDM (fused deposition modeling)
Infill type	Support cubic, Grid, Gyroid, Honeycomb, Triangle or Cubic
Material	ASA, ASA-CF, ABS, ABS+, ABS-CF [1]
Infill percentage	25 - 60% [2]
Layer height	0.2mm, recommended
Wall count	Recommended: 4
Solid top/bottom layers	Recommended: 5
Extrusion width	0.4mm, recommended

Side notes to the print guidelines

[1] PLA, PLA+, and PETG are also considerable filament choices. However, take into account that soldering iron radiates some indirect heat. The usage of less temperature-stable filaments may result in part deformations over time. It is recommended to use PETG ir ideally - ASA or ABS at least for “arm” and “iron mount” parts.

[2] Consider using 60% of infill for build plate part to ensure it's not sagging over time and 25-40% for all other parts.

A wall count of 4 is an absolute must to ensure the structural integrity of the parts.

File naming for printed parts

The parts use this naming convention:

Primary color	These files will have nothing at the start of the filename. Example: buildplate_x1.stl
Accent color	Files have “[a]” to the front of any STL file that is intended to be printed with accent color. Example: [a]_bushing_x1.stl
Count of parts	Files have “x1” to “x4” at the end of any STL file. The number represents the count of identical parts to be printed. Example: [a]_m5_1mm_spacer_x4 (In this case you will need to print 4 identical spacers).
Revision number	Files have i.e. “_r1s” suffix at the end of any STL file. This number is file revision number.

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Special thanks

To @joshmurrah for ginormous assistance in testing and improvements for 1S version and generally being amazing human being
To @radicalreel for his version 1 mod and inspiration for carrying handle
To @3DPMAMSIH for his version 1 drawer mod and ideas which lead to creating proprietary drawer add-on for 1S version.
To all great 3DP community building project, posting comments and makes, following me in social media and supporting what I do in so many amazing ways.