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Grizzly BXA QCTP Lathe Back Splash Tool Holder

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PETG, Single Color, 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 25% infill
PETG, Single Color, 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 25% infill
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3.7 h
1 plate

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Printing tips are located at the bottom of this listing

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This is a remix of a great idea from The_Architect_23 (Printables), I have the larger Grizzly lathe and my backsplash had a thicker top. I resized the original holder to fit over the backsplash as well as extended it a little. Resizing also made a nice fit with my BXA holders and allows them to slip on and off easily. Then I added a threaded hole on the back to accept an m10 x 1.5 x 50mm bolt. I have included a knob for the bolt as well. This new feature allows you to just clamp it enough to keep it from moving when lifting off the tool holder. ***Note, I did not use pins as originally called for in The_Architect_23's thing.

 

I suggest printing on a narrow end and putting 3 supports with z-gap under the dovetail. This orientation will give you the best strength. No other support is needed. Adding a brim is up to you. I did not need it but every printer is different.

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Having issues getting that first layer to flow and stick good? Follow these steps, it helps! ***If using an enclosed printer, be sure to remove the lid and leave door open to avoid heat creep***

If using multiple brands/types of filament, you will need to save each as a Custom Filament setting. Otherwise the settings will change when your colors switch.

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Great finish to the design, keep up the great work :)
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