Simson Ignition Key S50, S51, S60, S70, S90, S130
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Description
Commercial use allowed! (with attribution)
Tuning ignition keys for Simsons!
Available for:
- S50
- S51
- S60
- S63
- S70
- S85
- S90
- S110
- S130
The ignition keys have a slight interference fit (-0.1 mm) so that the key blade has a firm hold after pressing in (using a vice). If you want to be extra sure, you can also use superglue.
Pressing in with a hammer is only possible to a limited extent, as otherwise, the blade will widen when hammered.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS:
- Use the ignition key blade as shown in STEP or drawing.
- Draw a line at a height of 9 mm from the bottom (as far as the blade is pressed in)
- Position the blade straight in the slot with a light hammer tap.
Clamp in a vice and carefully press in up to the marking on the blade. (Place cardboard on the visible side of the ignition key to avoid indentations)
IMPORTANT: Do not press in too far, otherwise the material will bulge on the visible side!!!
~I have not tested whether an original ignition key blade or the blades available at Ostoase are suitable.
It is only important that the piece to be pressed in is 2 mm thick, 5 mm wide, and has a total length of at least 25 mm.
Print settings:
- Use PETG
- 0.2 mm layer height
- 20% Gyroid infill
- Use 3 walls
Commercial use of the ignition keys is permitted, provided attribution is given.
The description must include the following note:
„Model provided by Made in Westerwald on MakerWorld.“
Have fun printing, using, and selling! ;)
License
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