Haslab Proton Pack Alice pack frame spacers

A full set of spacers, designed to work with the hardware supplied with your Haslab Ghostbusters proton pack, allowing you to attach an LC1 Alice Pack frame, giving you enough space to fit your foam neck pad and making it look just that little bit extra move accurate. 

I've modelled the top spacer to look like the original half moon / hockey puck / carved bit of wood as seen in Ghostbusters 1, not really seen those on offer for 3D printing so thought I'd make my own. The standard setup of this isn't that accurate, but at least this gets it a touch closer. 

Included all on one plate are:

1x Top spacer (puck) 

2x side spacers 

1x Middle spacer

2x bottom tube spacers (feel free to not use these and just use the supplied spacers, included “just in case”) 

To fit these to your pack you will need: 

4x M6 20mm bolts  (for the side spacers)

4x M6 25mm bolts (for the top and middle spacers)

2x M8 30mm bolts (for the bottom tube spacers - please just use the screws / bolts supplied!) 

Each of the spacers has the label debossed underneath, including what size bolt to use. It's really important to use the correct bolts, you could damage your “motherboard” on the pack by using the longer 25mm bolts on the side spacers or any of the other screw holes not designed for it. 

When fitting it should be fairly obvious which metal bracket goes where, there shouldn't be too much gap between the spacer and the frame. Feels odd when fitting that the one with no spacer is so tall, but it's one of those “trust the process things” where it works out when all the others are in place. I've included a rough diagram as to where the spacers go, this isn't pinpoint accurate, but just incase the above wasn't obvious, this is where everything goes. 

The print profile is attached with 30% infill, which should be fine, feel free to adjust accordingly. 

Liability: I take no responsibility for any damage you may do to your proton pack using these, the files are supplied as is and you use them at your own risk.

I'm sure not all LC1's are made to the same exact specs or quality, this fits mine perfectly, your millage may vary.