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Nidecker Supermatics release lever extension

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Bambu Filaments
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ABS Black (40101) / Filament with spool / 1kg
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x1
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  • M3 Nylon Lock Nuts x 4:
  • M3x50 Countersunk Screw x 2:

Description

Model Description

Nidecker Supermatic Release Lever Extension

This is a simple extension for the release lever of the Nidecker Supermatic bindings. It makes reaching and operating the lever easier, especially in deep snow or when wearing gloves.

The model was designed for strength and durability and has been tested successfully on my own bindings.

Hardware required

For each lever extension you need:

  • 1 × M3×50 screw
  • 2 × M3 lock nuts (nyloc nuts recommended)

A drilling template is included to help position the holes accurately.

Files included

  • .3mf file (recommended, created with OrcaSlicer)
  • STEP files for users who want to modify the design
  • STL files

Note: Depending on your CAD software or slicer settings, the STEP files may require adjustment of the angular deflection/tessellation settings. The .3mf file avoids these issues and is recommended for printing.

Printing recommendations

  • ABS or ASA are recommended for their toughness and temperature resistance.
  • PLA should also work, but may be less suitable for long-term outdoor use.
  • The part is oriented to maximize strength and reduce the chance of breaking.

Disclaimer

This is an unofficial modification and is not affiliated with Nidecker. Use at your own risk and inspect the parts regularly, especially after hard impacts or extensive use.

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