Elbow-lat row - Free 3D Print Model

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Abruh

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A2L

0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 30% infill

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2.8 h

1 plate

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Description

Build your lats!

I struggle to connect with my lats when they are fattigued - So i made this attachment for cable machines.

How to use:
Attach to a cable machine, or any other machine, place your elbow in, and pull backwards - Allows you to push your lats without you arms taking over.

I made mine with PLA - Strong enough for me, but for you powerhouses - PETG or ABS might be better

Printed with Elagoo PLA - 6 walls, Honeycomb infill.
Holes are 8,5mm - But i used 6mm paracord. Try out different lengths to see what is comfy for you.

I will likely be improving on the design - Feel free to give feedback and suggestions!

Comment & Rating (6)

@user_3890020861

Really cool design wish I scaled it up my elbow doesn't fit

The designer has replied

@Abruh

Glad to hear you like it the design. i did some polishing up on the it, so there is a remix on my page with rounded corners and a wider bed that also might work for you :)

(Edited)

@Abruh

https://makerworld.com/models/2118839?appSharePlatform=copy

@user_3890020861

Replying to @Abruh :

Worked PERFECT on the reprint!

No more

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