Darning mushroom (65mm & 80mm diameter) - Free 3D Print Model

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Original: 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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1 plate

5.0(2)

Mark2: 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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3.1 h

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5.0(2)

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Description

Darning Mushroom

A simple darning mushroom for repairing socks and other knitted items. Provides a firm surface that makes darning easier and more precise. The removable, screw-on head allows you to swap or create different-sized heads if needed.

The mushroom has a 65 mm wide head and a 100 mm handle. Easy to 3D print and suitable for general knit repair.

Model updated (mark2 printing profile):

Added a larger 80mm head.
Added a shorter 60mm handle.
Added a hollow 100mm handle for storing needles inside.
Improved the thread profile so it is no longer too tight.
All heads and handles are cross-compatible; just choose your preferred combo and print!

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@TheGremlinOfMaM

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Original: 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

The threaded parts were very, very tight - I had to use lubrication and elbow grease to get them in. 😂

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:D mark2 printing profile parts can be assembled without lubrication😂

@TheGremlinOfMaM

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I'll find out in a few hours! :)

@user_491025095

Breaks almost instantly while assembling while using PLA

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@user_4235727736

Did you print the original profile or the newer one? I've printed several of the originals using PLA without problems, although the thread is a bit tight (it might require screwing it back and forth a couple of times when first assembling). That's why the new profile has a looser fit. Anyway, thanks for the feedback and hope you got a solid print!

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