Just what I needed, thanks!Printed in ASA, the fit of the thread is just right.
Nice job !!
Printed perfectly.
I made remix with hole for my installation.
Very thanks for your job.
Super simple but effective print. Holds up well and fits perfectly on my ikea skadis board. Thank you!
I didn't have a given wooden bar, so I printed a second arm mirrored on the X axis.
@TadeasTehan_402221 excellent, that's actually what I did as well, sorry if I wasn't very clear about that. 😂
That is, what I'm looking for - P E R F E K T
Beside: My favorite "Ringtone" is Dog-bark ;-)
But just in case . . . the're out. . . (edited)
Thank you for the model!
I like being able to put the Aqara Smart Button in this instead of sticking the battery door to something. Makes changing the battery easier, easier to move around too.
I super glued a couple magnets to the back of mine, so I can move it to a few different places around my workshop. Usually it lives where it's pictured, I stuck a small metal plate used for adapting cell phone cases for magnetic mounts on the side of the Ikea table for it.
Printed in Bambu Lab Dual Color Silk PLA in Midnight Blaze. (edited)
@Biohazard_824710 Nice! I really like the pattern from the heatbed.
Hey, thanks for putting this together. One issue is that the scale is wrong, I get a huge object when I open the STL or the SKP file. Any chance you could correct it? thanks so much
@mcfly777_274828 Hi! See comment in description: "The model and STL are at 10x scale since Sketchup is lousy at sub-millimetre dimensions. Just scale to 10% when printing." 😉
It should be very easy to do in your slicer. In Prusaslicer there's a "Scale factors" setting if you select the object after importing it. Just enter 10% and it should be good to go with correct size.
Sorry that it's a bit awkward. One of many reasons I've left Sketchup behind for print modelling.
@stenborg_235150 thanks so much for getting back to me. hadn't seen the comment in the description! :)
