Hands-Free Book Clamp with Screw - Free 3D Print Model

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keydream3D

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A1 mini

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

H2D

H2D Pro

H2S

P2S

H2C

X2D

A2L

larger tolerances

Designer

40 min

1 plate

4.7(3)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

40 min

1 plate

3.9(8)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Have you ever wished you could keep your books open without using your hands while cooking, studying, or simply enjoying a cup of coffee? Your wish has come true with our innovative Hands-Free Book Clamp with Screw!

This ingenious device combines the functionality of an adjustable clamp with the precision of a screw to firmly hold your book's pages. Whether it's a novel, a cookbook, or a technical manual, our clamp keeps the pages open in your desired position, freeing you to perform other tasks.

Highlights:

Adjustable design: Adapts to different book sizes and page thicknesses.
Easy to use: Simply adjust the screw to hold the pages in place.
Durable material: Made from robust materials to ensure a long service life.
Portability: Lightweight and easy to carry, perfect for use at home, in the office, or anywhere.

Multiple applications: Ideal for students, cooks, musicians, and any book lover who wants hassle-free reading.

Make your reading more comfortable and efficient with the Hands-Free Book Clamp with Screw! Discover the freedom to read without limits and take your reading experience to the next level.

Comment & Rating (31)

@user_1947184154

um ok

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@keydream_jimy

They turned out great, thank you very much for the rating ^^

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@printifythreede

Print Profile

larger tolerances

Great print

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@keydream_jimy

Thank you very much for the rating, it turned out great ^^

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@user_3957921067

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Good

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@keydream_jimy

You are missing a piece, but thank you for the review

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@Alino1582

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

can‘t screw it and broke on first use

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@keydream_jimy

None of the tests conducted produced the result you described, try drying the filament and test again

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@keydream_jimy

A version with looser tolerances is available for less-precise printers and filaments, simply print that profile and you'll encounter fewer issues A one-star rating, if the aforementioned profile works for you, would be best rectified

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@mcrew

1 star ts isnt even buildable

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@keydream_jimy

Thank you for the rating, I don't think I can answer anything else at this point

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@TB12isgoat

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larger tolerances

thought it would be bigger, but it works

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@keydream_jimy

Thank you very much for your feedback ^^

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@user_2800200361

the sliding jaw should capture the bolt so it could slide backwards and forwards. the bolt can't even rotate once you screw it into the jaw socket, how is this supposed to work?

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@keydream_jimy

Tomorrow I will upload a GIF so you can see how it works ^^, thanks for commenting

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@injustachillguy

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

a lot of work

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@keydream_jimy

Thank you so much for the rating ^^

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@Paulyg7

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Quick and easy print. The threads are a little tight but loosen up.

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@keydream_jimy

Thank you so much for the rating ^^

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@labuoytoi

how do i use this? the page spreader part screws onto the screw and the screw screws through the hole? i don't understand how to unscrew the screw each time i need to turn the page what do i need to do

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@keydream_jimy

Hello, the usage is exactly as you described^^ The triangular part goes between the pages of the book, the screw applies pressure to them and keeps them open; when turning the page, if it’s not too tight, you can simply slide it back, turn the page and reposition it^^ Any improvements you may suggest, please let me know and I will gladly implement them for you

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