xTool F1 Wooden Keychain jig [Template Included] - Free 3D Print Model

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

59 min

1 plate

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Description

This is a basic xTool F1 Wooden Keychain Jig, designed to help with engraving multiple wooden keychains at the same time. It’s a simple and functional tool that holds your keychains securely, making the engraving process more efficient. A provided .xcs template file is included to help you get started quickly and ensure consistent results.

Key Features:

Multi-Keychain Engraving: Holds multiple wooden keychains for simultaneous engraving.
Compatible with xTool F1: Works well with xTool F1 engraving machines.
Includes Template File: Comes with a provided .xcs file for easy setup.

Print Settings:

Layer Height: 0.2mm for a balance of detail and speed.
Infill: 20% to keep it lightweight yet sturdy.
Walls: 3 layers for added durability.

Template:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/soag1yh7xfnpwgv/WoodKeychain3up.xcs/file

Comment & Rating (13)

@MurrayACL

Prints well, but too small for my keychains. Would be helpful if you listed the size of the keychain it fits

@paulsizemore

Good work!

@ML7596

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I am giving you a boost, because it was pretty nicely designed, and very quick print. Didn't work for me, but maybe I will find the right keychains - actually if you have a link that would be awesome!

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@MiLKQC

Yes i bought these on temu a while back https://share.temu.com/2lD8jF0hIAA some are bigger sometimes so it fit on the jig but can be really tight but it still work.

@ML7596

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I am taking a stab at printing this - but you might want to consider showing the jig set up in the f1 - not on the printer plate. ETA: Print came out great; plate does fit f1 perfectly. My wooden keychains don't fit the jig though... ;( They look exactly like it, just won't lay flat in the slots, too tight. it is the slot width for the actual wood piece itself, if anyone is wondering

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