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Joint Bridge Clamping Pad

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Style 1A + TPU Pads
Style 1A + TPU Pads
Designer
1.6 h
2 plates
5.0(34)

Style 2 + TPU Pads
Style 2 + TPU Pads
Designer
1.5 h
2 plates
5.0(16)

Style 1B + TPU Pads
Style 1B + TPU Pads
Designer
1.6 h
2 plates
5.0(2)

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill - Tree Support
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill - Tree Support
1.1 h
1 plate

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Description

An alternative approach to clamping cauls. Join multiple boards, ensuring that every board is perfectly in line with the next.

It prevents misalignment that can come from cauls, and gets rid of the messy aftermath of directly claiming over joins.

These items can be printed in PLA - they have more than enough strength to handle any practical clamping force. (I tested three variations of a design to see if either one showed signs of weakness, and they did not, so I've attached all three variations to choose from based on your own aesthetic preferences).

The models have been created to minimise the use of filament (they weigh only about 30g each). But they do need some basic low-density support for the inner surface because of this.

Also included is a model for some optional feet to print in TPU (about 20% infill seems to give a good balance between flexibility and resilience). Since no shearing forces are involved, simple CA glue (superglue) works perfectly well.

Printing Instructions:

  • Support Needed: Yes
  • Material: PLA (examples are using Sunlu PLA+), TPU for optional feet
  • Print Orientation: Print on a side to ensure the layer lines go from top to bottom of the clamping pad - to provide the greatest part strength.

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