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Klemmbrick - legos compatible bricks

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Klemmbaustein [ˈklɛmbaʊ̯ʃtaɪ̯n]
plastic construction bricks with studs and tubes that interlock

 

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this parametric script allows you to generate Klemmbausteine of varying sizes and properties

 

Importantly, it enables fine adjustments to be made to compensate for 3D printing inaccuracies, material shrinkage and slicer settings.
The default compensation values work with my setup. Give them a try and see if they work for you!

Version 1_2 now includes an option to generate rows of components with varying compensation parameters.

You can then test each one individually using a commercial brick and enter the best fits in the 'global compensation values' section.

 

I was inspired by the way machineblocks.com set up this calibration by inverting some pieces.

 

I have added an option to draw the compensation parameters on the side of the brick, making it easier to keep track of which ones you have used.

 

If you find a set of compensation values that work well for you, share them along with information about your printer model and the filament you used. This will make it easier for others to find calibration values that work for them.

 

I have added comments to almost every parameter.

If you need help, have found a bug or have any suggestions, just let me know.

 

recommended slicer settings

there are some slicer settings I recommend to change:

settingvaluereason
Layer height0.10mm or lowerreduces the depth of the ridges between layer lines and makes connection-force more consistent between 3d printed and commercial ones
Seam potionBackmakes compensation values on the side print more cleanly
Wall generationArachneallows for more consistent wall thickness and details
Wall loop orderOuter-Innerenhances wall precision, especially when combined with Arachne's varying wall thicknesses

 

 

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hopefully this stays up, but I do recommend removing the brand name from your title so you don't attract unwanted attention
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Well first why whoud you make them in the first place, a real Lego is cheeper, way stronger, holds longer ect. I realy don't understand why people print stuff they can buy cheaper and better. But anyways it won't stay..
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Replying to @user_1537815085 :
it is a actually more expensice and if builduing a cudtom thing like a space ship you might want just 1 7x8 or something which lego dosent make
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Replying to @user_1537815085 :
custom colors, shapes, sizes…
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perfect
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woah!
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fits very well. it's holding my lego f1 cars in a frame very well
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what is the case?
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Replying to @bricktopia :
No well kind of. Its a deep ikea frame.
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Replying to @bricktopia :
Ikea Frame
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my printer made spaghetti
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same here! i stay away from amy brick prints
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I've noticed it a lot lately, that people are not only incorrectly pluralising lego, but are then using that plural as a singular!? lol
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How are they doing?
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Replying to @user_1537815085 :
Do you mean he's Logos? Then yer, but then again a Lego is a brick, but also a company. But here in Denmark we also say Legos (legoer in Danish) so that is not wrong to me, but I don't understand the second thing you adresse.?
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Replying to @user_1537815085 :
just being pedantic :P but yeah says "legos compatible" ... if a single brick is a lego, and multiple bricks are 'legos' (i mean they're not, but ok some people use that and i have to accept it) then surely it would be "lego compatible" not "legos compatible"... im trying to think of another example... you would normally use a singular form before "compatible"...
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also, trying to create a base, 10x10x1 but it will create the tubs only in the borders
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there is a setting for that under "miscellaneous properties"
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if I set X to 1, bricks won't fit into it, is this due to callibration or miss design? the studs are working fine and fitting into other bricks
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it probably is due to calibration. the material can shrink unpredictably different when the size is significantly changed.
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PERFECT!
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One came loose. But that was no problem. The fit is great
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