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<p>Compatible with all printers</p><p>Prints without supports</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

Normal Strength

<p>Compatible with all printers</p><p>Does print with supports as model is turned on it&#39;s side to increase strength </p><p>Supports are designed to remove easily</p>

Maximum Strength

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<boostme><boosttitle>Boost Me</boosttitle><boostcontent>Feel free to give the model a boost if you enjoy it!</boostcontent></boostme><h2><strong><u>Curt Echo Brake Controller Strap Button</u></strong></h2><p>&nbsp;</p><h3>I lost the little button that holds the strap in place on the brake controller so I decided to make my own</h3><h3>You can only buy the whole strap assembly to get a new button and it is $8 so this is much better</h3><h3>Only takes a few minutes to print</h3><h3>I recommend printing the “Maximum Strength” profile as printing the model straight up is much weaker and the head can break off very easily</h3><h3>Also, it is probably best to print in PETG, ASA, or ABS as it will be exposed to the elements</h3><p>&nbsp;</p>

Curt Echo Brake Controller Strap Button

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Curt Echo Brake Controller Strap Button

I lost the little button that holds the strap in place on the brake controller so I decided to make my own

You can only buy the whole strap assembly to get a new button and it is $8 so this is much better

Only takes a few minutes to print

I recommend printing the “Maximum Strength” profile as printing the model straight up is much weaker and the head can break off very easily

Also, it is probably best to print in PETG, ASA, or ABS as it will be exposed to the elements

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