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Korg Volca Tri Stand

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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M5x12 FHCS Machine Screw (5PCS) -AA001
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  • M5x12mm_Machine_Screw x 4: ISO-7380
  • M5xNut x 4: DIN-985
  • 1/4"-20_Threaded_Rod x 3: 9-9.5"=Length
  • 1/4"-20_Jam_Nut x 6:

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I wanted a 3D printable Korg Volca stand that can hold 3 volcas specifically because I've seen a bunch of wooden ones, but hardly enough 3D printed ones with these kinds of angles. So I started making one from scratch using some of the angles the wooden ones typically use 15, 45, -15. I needed to break down the segments to fit them on the bed and I made a notch to prevent them from shifting, but it still needs hardware to hold it all together. I was just using some leftover 5mm screws laying around to attach the segments from top to bottom. But I still needed a threaded rod to cut down to size with some nuts to hold each side snuggly to the volcas so they don't move. I think it was ¼"-20 roughly 9.-9.5" in length. The cross supports that that providing backing and stability, two of them are basic, but the middle one I designed a cubby for my passive mixer. Pretty snug fit for my MyVolts MickXer.

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