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Boca Jr Phone Holder Keychain

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 7% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 7% infill
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1 plate
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Single color printing, optimizing some parameters
Single color printing, optimizing some parameters
52 min
1 plate
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25mm Silver Keychain (10pcs) - MA001

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Keychain Phone Holder – Boca Juniors Design

 

Practical, compact, and with all the passion of your favorite team

 

This 2-in-1 3D printed keychain also functions as a foldable phone holder, ideal for watching videos, making video calls, or holding your phone on any surface

 

The design is inspired by the colors and identity of Boca Juniors.

Its foldable system allows you to carry it comfortably in your pocket or with your keys, and unfold it in seconds when you need it


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2-in-1 Design: keychain + phone holder

Foldable and portable structure

3D printing with embossed details

Compatible with most smartphones

 

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Video tutorial on how to separate the keychains!

 

 

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Excellent design! I just printed it and it turned out great. I'm asking you, does the top wheel have to spin or is it just aesthetic? I look forward to more club designs and especially the one from Argentina! I've been printing several of your designs, including the Can Holders. I'm giving you a boost! And thank you very much for your designs!
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Hello, thank you very much! The little wheel spins, you have to press it to unblock it, it comes out stuck when you print it, depending on your settings it's more or less difficult to unstick it Otherwise, help yourself with a utility knife, go slowly to unstick the spring of the wheel
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Replying to @Rosario3D :
Ahh ok! I'll get home and try it. Thanks!
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Replying to @Rosario3D :
Hello how do you do the colors? Is it printed in white and then painted
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great design, but I would like to know how it is possible to make the inside have a pro color like I have seen in the other photos, as well as the yellow stripe on the outside, I recently got my a1 and would like it to be visible in the design you uploaded
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Hello, did you paint that one? The model comes already painted, if you printed it as you downloaded it, it would come out like mine If you painted and engraved it, download it again and print it as you download it
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Replying to @Rosario3D :
You know that it was showing me like 5 colors and it wasn't letting me, I was checking it and it's already fixed, sorry I'm new to this. I congratulate you on your work
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hello good my mouth one broke I opened it slowly the two legs came out of the wheel's hole
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In the photo it looks like it came out really stuck. Did you use my print profile? You have to modify the tolerance Increase the elephant foot to 0.175, and slightly increase the XY contour compensation XY. Keep checking in the slicer until the parts are separated and don't touch
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Replying to @Rosario3D :
I made it with creality you can show the config
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Hello, can anyone help me? I'm having a problem where when the model prints, in that part, it seems like the filament swells when it dries and causes that part to stick, and when I try to open the support, it ends up breaking because it's stuck. What can I do?
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you would have to do a tolerance test and at the same time a flow test, it's most likely that changing the tolerances will solve it
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Hello, as the other user told you, you have to experiment with tolerances, try with contour compensation. If you increase it, it sticks more, if you put it in negative, it separates more Try with -0.1 But you have to try that with each brand, they all vary a bit
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I am having trouble with the little wheel that is breaking when I carefully detach it, it seems to be attached to the outer wheel
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Did you solve it? I'm having the same problem
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a single piece
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In the description there is a video showing how it detaches This one came out very stuck, you would have to modify the tolerance a bit Each brand and color of filament behaves differently, and in prints like this, the difference is noticeable Try setting the XY contour compensation to -0.1
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it was printed in one piece
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That part is fine, it's like that
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It looks great, but the one from River is better :)
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I tried several profiles mentioned in the comments, and with all of them I had difficulty detaching the wheel, but with love and a pair of pliers I managed it. Congratulations on the project
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