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Rope Slip Protection for Pulley Systems

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0.6mm nozzle, 0.3mm layer, 7 walls, 10% infill
0.6mm nozzle, 0.3mm layer, 7 walls, 10% infill
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30 min
1 plate

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Bill of Materials

List other parts
  • M5_Screw_at_least_25mm+ x 2:
  • M5_Thread_Insert_at_least_8mm+ x 2:

Description

About the Model

This is a simple yet effective rope slip protection designed for use with pulley systems. The model consists of two interlocking parts that are pressed together around the rope. Once secured, the device prevents the rope from slipping through the pulley, ensuring a reliable hold even under tension. It is particularly useful for setups where the rope might move unintentionally due to slack or impacts.

Features

  • Easy Assembly: The two-part design allows for straightforward installation around the rope.
  • Stable and Durable: Designed to handle impacts, the part can be printed with increased wall thickness for added strength.
  • Customizable: SolidWorks .sldprt files are included for those who wish to adjust or remix the design to fit specific needs.

Included Files

  • .3mf file: Optimized for the BambuLab X1C.
  • .stl files: For use with other printers or slicing software.
  • .sldprt files: For SolidWorks users to make modifications.

Additional Requirements

To assemble the clamp, you will need two M5 screws (minimum 25 mm in length) and two M5 threaded inserts (minimum 8 mm in length). These components ensure a secure and reliable connection between the two parts of the clamp.

Notes

  • Tested with additional walls for extra stability.
  • Suitable for various rope diameters, but adjustments may be necessary for very thick or thin ropes.
  • Hobby project shared for the community—feel free to adapt it as needed! 😊

I hope this model is useful for your projects! If you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement, I’d love to hear them.

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