Lukas Wass
@lukaswass
Thanks for the great design! Easy print in PETG and holds the blower perfectly.
This model is not good.....
It is PERFECT....
No loose, wide enough so even if the blower is not centered perfectly, hold everything nice and tight....
Printed in PETG with 30% infill (want it to be robust)...
@MeisterGil_598267 thanks!
Thank you so much for making this tool! I'm mad that this isn't popular.
Printed nicely in PETG. Modified hub to accommodate wood screws (I had no inserts/metric screws laying around). Thanks for model! (edited)
Prints quickly and makes a very solid impression. I have yet to test it, but I think it will become my new standard tool. Thank you very much. :)
Added some mounting holes to put on the wall next to the resin printer. Works Great!
This is an amazing model!!
I printed this on the Artillery Sidewinder X1 and it came out really nice! It works exactly as intended and fits a whole box of gloves no problem and very satisfyingly snaps closed.
I designed and printed a cap that just friction fits into the hole where the gloves come out of to prevent any dirt dust or debris from getting into the box. I have added the cap as a remix to this model if anyone else wants it.
For anyone wondering I definitely recommend that you print this model Because it is a lot better then the standard cardboard boxes.
Thank you @Silvenga for making this model it is very nice!! (edited)
If I print another, I don’t think I’ll be doing it in a silk filament. The fit is a little tight for a material that has a higher surface friction than regular solid colors.
Simple, easy to print model, although a bit wasteful and chunky in my opinion. I've printed it to test out with one of my window sensors, unfortunatelly it's a bit too big to fit perfectly, but thanks to the screw slots it should work out fine anyway. I'm not going to use it outdoors, so printing with PLA was fine for me. Printed with PLA (Fiberlogy Outlet Mix, natural I think), 0.4mm nozzle, 0.25mm layer height, 3 perimeters.
