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JMAC HRD style M-LOK ultra-slim handstop

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0.08mm layer, PLA
0.08mm layer, PLA
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1 plate

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A reproduction of the JMAC HRD handstop, omitting the central narrowing and side cut designs. With a width of only 15mm, it prevents discomfort that an overly wide handstop might cause on some handguards.

For the currently uploaded print profile, I used Aliz PLA Basic PRO for printing, whose material printing characteristics are almost identical to Bambu PLA Basic. Using this profile directly yields perfect, easy-to-remove support effects.
Currently, only a 0.08mm layer height profile is available, ensuring sufficiently fine wavy anti-slip textures when printing the handstop with the mounting surface facing the build plate.
Dedicated profiles for materials like PETG will be uploaded later.
Hardware required:
M4 M-LOK nuts *2
M4*10 button head screw *1
M4*8 flat head screw (recommended) *1

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