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35MM DIN Rail

grabcad

35mm DIN Rail. ...Table driven select the length you want and there you have it.

35mm DIN Rail Clip

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35mm DIN Rail clip to attach to anything that needs a clip. ...Distance is set to 34mm so that when attached there is a slight spring force holding the clip in place.

35mm DIN rail fuse holder

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Holds a standard 3AG Screw Top Fuseholder for mounting on 35mm DIN rail.

Simple 35mm Din rail bracket

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Simple 35mm DIN rail bracket, some dimensions can be easily modified in attached FreeCAD file.

35mm DIN Rail

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Modified cgapeart DIN Rail profile. ...Larger locking connectors and made the back profile 1mm thicker for strength and rigidity.

35mm DIN Rail Stand

prusaprinters

I got the idea from this video which was inspired from this DIN rail stand.  Its a stand for DIN rail (35 mm) so you can easily mount items to the rails for experimenting, prototyping, testing, etc. ... Designed within TinkerCADHoles are 4.5mm...

35mm DIN Rail Stand

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I got the idea from this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_K3h05tQXc&ab_channel=MakersMashup) which was inspired from this DIN rail stand (https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-din-rail-stand-xl-96231#_=_). Its a stand for DIN rail...

35mm DIN rail mount

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIN_rail I had a relay for a radio that was already DIN rail and I needed to mount some plugs and cables. http://www.flickr.com/photos/zignig/sets/72157621190394069/ So I fired up blender and Modeled a DIN clip. TIP:...

35mm DIN Rail - Parametric

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... hole) and the number of sections to stick together. This is a very rudimentary plan - I have access to real din rail mount things at work - I will see how well they mount, or if I need to add cut out a bit of tolerance space, and rounded edges.

35mm DIN Rail - Parametric

pinshape

... hole) and the number of sections to stick together. This is a very rudimentary plan - I have access to real din rail mount things at work - I will see how well they mount, or if I need to add cut out a bit of tolerance space, and rounded edges.

DRG-10 35mm DIN Rail Mount

grabcad

May collide with the 35mm DIN rail when you model it. I took all of my measurements with it unclipped from the rail. ...Link to buy the mounts I based this on can be found here...

35mm DIN Rail - no puzzle attachment

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Remix from [35mm DIN Rail by Atomist](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:700461) Original [35mm DIN Rail - Parametric by cgapeart](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:293558) ------ Feel free to print or remix and don't forget to post it. If you...

35mm DIN Rail - no puzzle attachment

prusaprinters

Removed puzzle part and added third hole. Remix from 35mm DIN Rail by Atomist Original 35mm DIN Rail - Parametric by cgapeart Feel free to print or remix and don't forget to post it. If you find it useful you can send tip or buy me a coffe.

35mm DIN rail mount for IKEA Skadis

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A simple holder for 35mm DIN rails on the IKEA Skadis pegboard system. The rail can be fixed with an M4 screw on each side. ... There is a stl with the mounts and extra stl´s for the supports and the modifier part (if you use slic3r).

Sparkfun Picobuck 35mm DIN Rail Mount

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This is a 35mm DIN rail mounting bracket for the SparkFun Picobuck 3-channel buck converter. Printing: I'd recommend printing it vertically with supports to get the best definition on the DIN profile. We printed with PLA, using 80% infill on the...

35mm DIN rail mount for IKEA Skadis

prusaprinters

A simple holder for 35mm DIN rails on the IKEA Skadis pegboard system. The rail can be fixed with an M4 screw on each side. There is a stl with the mounts and extra stl´s for the supports and the modifier part (if you use slic3r). Print...

PCB mounting clips for 35mm DIN Rail

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This is a plastic clip used to mount PCBs with mounting holes to a 35mm DIN Rail. The photos and source files are designed to fit some bespoke boards, see the instructions below for information about altering them. All parts were printed on a Rev 4...

SSR 35mm DIN rail holder

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Vertical SSR Holder for DIN rails 35mm You need 1x DIN934 M3 2x DIN934 M4 1x DIN912 M3x16mm 2x DIN912 M4x8mm

TTS 35mm DIN rail

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Remix of the TTS tool holder that Tetnum put together. Thanks to him for all of the baseline work. I modified this to be printable without supports. I also labeled all of the holders 1-20, which should correspond to the tool numbers being used in...

2 Relay DIN case for 35mm DIN Rail mount

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2-relay modul case for 35mm DIN rail mount

35mm Standard Din Rail Punched

grabcad

35mm Standard Din Rail Punched 210x35x7. 5 Material 1mm Thick

35mm din rail case for 5 port ethernet switch

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its printed without suport. ...its for tplink 5 port ethernet switch. suitable for 35mm din rail.

Sonoff DUAL R2/POW 35mm DIN rail

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Simple Sonoff Dual R2 and POW DIN 35mm rail mount If you have found it useful please make a donation! ... https://paypal.me/zinellialex?locale.x=it_IT

Modular PCB mount for 35mm DIN Rail

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The PCB snaps into the mount that has two dovetail at either end, these dovetails slot easily into the DIN rail mount and are kept in place by gravity. ... I add the Autodesk Inventor file (.ipt) to easily alter the dimensions of the PCB mount to fit...

Moxa MB3*80 35mm DIN rail mount

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This is a simple clip on DIN rail mount. The holes are 2.5mm by design, so you can tap it with a standard M3 tap. ...After that you can use the in-box brackets for mounting.

35mm DIN RAIL Mountable GFCI Enclosure

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... I used a "LEVITON" brand from home depot. LEVITON Model: X7590-KW Rating: 20A / 125V Instructions Materials Needed: 3d Printer + Filament Phillips Screwdriver 4x M3 self tapping screws (optional for DIN RAIL ONLY) LEVITON X7590-KW Inline GFCI device

35mm Din Rail Clip with dummy screw

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Simple Din Rail Clip with dummy screw head ----------------------------------------------------------- Inspired and based on thing https://www. thingiverse.com/thing:725188 The DXF file available there is extremely useful. There are two .STL...

Orange Pi Zero Case for 35mm DIN Rail

grabcad

35mm DIN rail mountable case for Orange Pi Zero h3+http://www.orangepi.org/orangepizero/Credits for the Orange Pi Zero model belong to Carly MX:Orange Pi Zero v1.1

Snap In Holder for 35mm DIN Rail (Customizable)

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This thing is a customizable snap in holder to fasten objects like PCBs to 35mm DIN rails without screws. Enter the object size in OpenSCAD and create the STL. I used it for the „KlingelPaul” PCB, which connects a door bell button to a FRITZ!Box.

1 ch ssr module 35mm din rail mount

cults3d

Arduino 1 ch ssr module 35mm din rail mount the pcb measures 25mm X 34mm the 4 mounting holes in the corners are 3mm diameter, 20mm's center to center one way and 29mm's center to center the other way I wanted to use a 1 ch ssr module instead of a 4...

Using 3D printing to enable DIN Rail mounting of control system components? - Control System

ijensen

#1

This last semester, I had an electrical controls lab where we had to design and construct small control panels and boards for industrial motor control in machines. One of the first things that impressed me was that most components that we worked with inside the main enclosure mounted natively to 35mm DIN rail. Before this lab, I had no idea that this level of modularity was an industry standard, hind sight 2020 of course.

However, it dawned on me the other day that using 3D printing, a technology that a lot if not a large majority of teams have, clips and adapters could easily be made to attach control system components to DIN rail in a robot. Now, I understand that in most cases DIN rail components aren’t moving; Especially at the rate that FRC robots, or even FTC robots, are moving. So before I dive into my own tests (already kinda started), has anyone else tried to mount some or all control system components to DIN rail, and how did it turn out in practice?

If it does work, then I also think it would be a good next step in another project I had wanted to start, and make FRC control system components available to use in ePlan (Another great piece of software that I also had an entire class on this semester) so that teams can expedite control system design and documentation to an industry level. ePlan has a 3D design environment that allows almost automated design and documentation of a component layout with generated wiring, but it assumes mounting to a fixed rail with wiring going through a raceway in most cases.

plusparth

#2

5406 posted about how they do pretty much exactly what you’re talking about a while back:

As discussed in another thread, Celt-X has uploaded our collection of 3D printed DIN rail mounts. You can find them here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3579883 These mounts let you attach FRC electronic parts to standard 35mm DIN Rail. DIN rail is a widely available lightweight extrusion commonly used in industry to mount electronics inside enclosures. It lets you quickly add and remove components without needing to access the underside of the panel - handy when your Robot’s electronics …

@nuclearnerd can probably talk more about it, I just saw his post a while back

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cadandcookies

#3

Boy do I have a thread for you:

As discussed in another thread, Celt-X has uploaded our collection of 3D printed DIN rail mounts. You can find them here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3579883 These mounts let you attach FRC electronic parts to standard 35mm DIN Rail. DIN rail is a widely available lightweight extrusion commonly used in industry to mount electronics inside enclosures. It lets you quickly add and remove components without needing to access the underside of the panel - handy when your Robot’s electronics …

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troy_dietz

#4

Boy am I glad I refreshed the page before pasting the same link the third time in a row.

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ijensen

#5

With that response, I’m not going to even keep the thread up. Might make an off shoot thread on the ePlan part though. Thanks everyone!

EDIT: Looks like after a few responses I can’t take the thread down myself, lol.

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nuclearnerd

#8

Unclosed! I just wanted to add my 2c. DIN rail mounts make a lot of sense - good thinking! Celt-X has been using the linked DIN rail mounts for three years now with no troubles.

One tip I’d make would be to print the clamps in PETG. PLA works, but it creeps under load, so eventually the clamps can slide side-to-side on the rail (they never release though, and we add end stop clamps to prevent sliding). PETG stays springy under load.

There are actually a boat load of DIN rail clamp models on Thingiverse if you want to experiment. Most don’t have the low profile we wanted (our goal is to keep the electronics bay no more than 2" thick to stay within the versachassis), but here are some that I like the look of:

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PCB mounting clips for 35mm DIN Rail by RobertHunt

This is a plastic clip used to mount PCBs with mounting holes to a 35mm DIN Rail. The photos and source files are designed to fit some bespoke boards, see the instructions below for information about altering them. All parts were printed on a Rev 4...

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Din Rail Breakout board test case by NotLikeALeafOnTheWind

This mounting bracket can house breakout sensor boards of various sizes from Adafruit and Sparkfun. There are variety of hole patterns provided and the holes are sized at 2.5mm. While this design is on the ugly side, it is functional. You will need...

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DIN rail mounts by fns720

A cheap solution to your "under the desk cable cluttering" issues. Just mount a DIN rail to the bottom of your desk and arrange these mounts on it to hold your cables neatly.

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Sonoff DIN 35 Mount by Blade893_uk

Note: On request I have drafted a hybrid mount to suit both the basic and the Dual. I have not printed this as yet as only worked from sizing detail online. Any feedback would be good. If you like my work and would like me to develop more feel free...

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DIN BOX D2MG by typedef

Plastic enclosure on DIN-rail light gray color, production is made of heat-resistant high-impact ABS plastic. Overall dimensions are: length 36.3mm, width 90.2mm, height 57.5mm. https://github.com/Zaparivanny/D2MG

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SSR DIN rail mount (SSR Hutprofilschienenadapter) by 2beers

This is a adapter for ssr-40 DD to mount on a DIN rail Printed: ABS 20% infill M4 screws 10mm and nuts for ssr mount to adapter M3 screws 20mm and nuts for mount adapter to DIN rail ssr cover:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1001385 Attention! The...

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Din-Rail Mount for Raspberry Pi 3B+ by darealmoo

Din-Rail Mount for Raspberry Pi 3B+; Uses 4mm M3 brass pressin-nuts;

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Raspberry pi DIN rail holder by zwiebertje

You can place the raspberry pi on a DIN real monted and on the back you can plce a pcb conected with the i/o of the raspberry pi

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Din Rail mounting tab by NotLikeALeafOnTheWind

We were looking to create a generic DIN Rail mount that could be used to adapt some of our existing designs. The design features a "stepladder" of holes and flat surface that can be use to pry a stuck tabs lose.

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DIN Mounts: Pi, Arduino and disks by imstrng

DIN rail mounts for: Raspberry Pi Zero, 2, 3 and 4 ASUS Tinker Board ROCK64 NanoPi M4 Orange Pi R1 Arduino UNO Arduino Mega 2560 Arduino Mega 2560 + RAMPS 1.4 2.5 inch hard drive and SSD's More information about DIN rail :...

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Din Rail End Block - 'normal' Screws by gerthmar

Remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3027672 which uses socket headed cap screws. This design uses two M3 x 20 lens head screws and two M3 nuts.

Let me know if you try our design or any of these others. I’d love to hear your experience!

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nuclearnerd

#9

Also I recently found out the attached mounts are used in the popular Voron 3D printer kit

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Release VORON2.4: Fixes and Updates · VoronDesign/Voron-2

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Release Notes This release fixes minor issues and provides small updates to the official release of the VORON2.4 3d printer. For more detailed information about V2.4 itself, please refer to the off...

sanddrag

#10

This talk of DIN rail stuff brings back memories of the Rockwell power distribution block that teams were required to route their main power through in 2008 I think it was. Anyone remember that?

ijensen

#11

I had noticed there was a lot of DIN Rail stuffs on Thingiverse, something that both pleased me greatly and I found unsurprising. When I mentioned in my first post how I was already starting to test, what I really meant was “Lets throw this small DIN rail clip onto my crappily modded and horribly tuned Ender 3 then make a Chief Delphi post 5 minutes later while it’s still printing.” ¯_(ツ)_/¯

This is how it turned out:

From this Thingiverse page: DIN Rail Cable Clamp by mdkendall - Thingiverse

It’s just a simple cable clip that uses zip ties to secure a power cable along it. I chose this because its small and would allow me to even see if printing the geometry was worth it time wise per part. This took about half an hour of actual printing for the one, and I’m gonna batch print a plate of 10 later today after class. When I get into the lab later today, I’ll test to see if it can attach to DIN rail and report.

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ijensen

#12

I’ve moved to PETG 100% for my personal printing projects. I’ve loved how easy it is to print with, and how most filaments are easy to tune profiles for, even the cheaper low quality brands.

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ijensen

#13

I was able to sneak down to lab and borrow a couple pieces of scrap bin DIN rail to test on. The clip clicks on securely, and is taken off just as easily. There is very little twist, and what little there is would probably be corrected with a bunch of these stacked up next to each other on the rail.

I did notice on this clip that, when installed, there is a very slight angle bend towards one of the ends. I think this may be resolved by scaling the clip up to 101% in slicer. Test to follow. I also imagine that this could just be a small part and that a flex in the part would not be as noticeably in a larger, more sturdy part. I printed this clip with 50% infill.

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CharlesM479

#14

DIN rail is good for many things. In 2015 we used it to hook the edges of totes for lifting. You can also use V bearings to make a nice linear slide. You can also get it in aluminum to save some weight.

Linear

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ijensen

#15

Alternative uses! That’s really interesting. That aluminum rail is very inexpensive, I’ll have to order a pack or two.

Smtopps

#16

Just wondering if you have made any changes to your DIN rail system since your post in 2019. No ONT Champs in 2020 meant I didn’t get a chance to look at your robot. Wish I had seen this DIN system when I was at champs in 2019. Also looking at your previous thread I see no T taps on the Spark Max mount so I am wondering what the solution was there.

nuclearnerd

#17

No changes in the 2020 files, although we’ll probably re-evaluate this year.

There wasn’t space to squish the can bus T-Taps into the spark max mounts because of the extra motor phase wire. We decided to let the taps float (and/or zip tie them down to other cables). That’s something we might revisit too.

Smtopps

#18

This DIN rail is making me think of slotted wire duct used in many electrical cabinets. Have people found this to be useful or how do teams keep their wires clean and easy to trace. I figured this is similar to the DIN rail since they are often used in conjunction.

ijensen

#19

Funnily enough, I also used that in my electrical cabinets for my controls projects. I love it, makes messy wiring look so much better! I wouldn’t use DIN Rail without it.

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GeeTwo

#20

Smtopps:

slotted wire duct used in many electrical cabinets. Have people found this to be useful or how do teams keep their wires clean and easy to trace.

3946 used this in 2015, and I’ve used it for several non-FRC applications. It looks neat, that’s for sure! I’ve found that it’s great for wiring desks, offices, and server racks where the raceway typically gets opened a few times a year or less. For FRC robots, not so much, due to a combination of the frequency of the duct being opened (once or twice per build session, several times a day at competition), the wide variation of long-run wire sizing in an FRC robot (CAN/sensor vs motor power) and that too often, students grabbed way-overlong cables and doubled, tripled or even pentupled inside the duct. Oh, and it’s not inspectable without opening the cover, a problem not only with formal robot inspection, but also in-house QA and troubleshooting.

I’d much rather have something that looks like zip ties every three to six inches, but that can be opened and reused. I’d really like something that had a base that stuck down with double-side tape tape or similar, then had a short (1/2"-1") tab with hook-and-loop hooks on the outside and a longer (3"?) tab on the opposite face with loops on the inside. Having slots to pass the loop tab through the hook tab and/or back under the base would be a bonus. Easy to secure, easy to inspect without opening, easy to open and re-secure.

ijensen

#21

GeeTwo:

3946 used this in 2015, and I’ve used it for several non-FRC applications. It looks neat, that’s for sure! I’ve found that it’s great for wiring desks, offices, and server racks where the raceway typically gets opened a few times a year or less. For FRC robots, not so much, due to a combination of the frequency of the duct being opened (once or twice per build session, several times a day at competition), the wide variation of long-run wire sizing in an FRC robot (CAN/sensor vs motor power) and that too often, students grabbed way-overlong cables and doubled, tripled or even pentupled inside the duct. Oh, and it’s not inspectable without opening the cover, a problem not only with formal robot inspection, but also in-house QA and troubleshooting.

These are all great points. I’m glad you brought them up, because I surely didn’t realize them! As for the hook n’ loop strap idea, I know hook n’ loop ties do exist, just not the double sided tape base part… hmm…

Smtopps

#22

ijensen:

just not the double sided tape base part… hmm

Time to try some 3D printing and some VHB tape

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Ajax wallswitch relay mounting on DIN rail. 3D printing.

Today on the agenda is a custom project - fixing the ajax wallswitch relay on a DIN rail. Who does not know what it is, I will explain briefly: This is a wireless switch controlled from a mobile device. Can be used as a smart home module. According to the manufacturer, it is installed under a socket, but installation in an electrical panel on a rail is in great demand among the people. The fastening concept was borrowed from electricpro. com.ua. Great idea, I'll do something similar.

Development of a 3D model of the ajax wallswitch relay.

For a more accurate fit of the mount to the device, I'll start with the model of the device itself.

I will make the arrangement of elements on the relay case according to the drawings and photos from the manufacturer's website. There are cooling slots on all side walls of the relay.

Next, I cut out a place for the contact block.

After that I add a block in the resulting groove.

I cut holes for contacts in the block.

I place contacts in the holes.

On the top cover of the relay I place the company inscription “AJAX”.

Finally, I add cooling slots on the remaining side faces.

The relay model is finished.

Development of a 3D DIN rail model.

The rail model is extremely simple. I make a sketch of the rail profile in one drawing.

Next, I extrude the sketch to an arbitrary length.

Add mounting slots on the rail.

Rail model is ready.

Development of a 3D relay mounting model.

The fastening profile will also be designed in one drawing.

I extrude the sketch to a height of 18 mm. This is the thickness of the relay.

To access the terminal block, I cut a rectangular hole.

Next, I make slots for cooling exactly opposite the slots on the relay itself.

I also make cuts on the remaining two sides of the mount.

I add a shelf on the bottom of the mount so that the relay does not fall through and is inserted only from the front side.

When inserting the relay into the holder, the wire antenna interferes. I will add a groove so that the antenna passes freely during installation.

The final touch is to round the edges on the slots.

The ajax wallswitch relay is ready.

Virtual assembly of models.

Everything is clear here without comments. I install the mount on the rail and the relay in the mount.

3D model printing.

Preparing for printing was carried out through the Cura program. Print options below:

Total weight of finished parts (grams) 95.10
Print time (hours:minutes) 14:10
Plastic rod length (mm) 39400
Nozzle temperature (degrees C) 230
Table temperature (degrees C) 110
Plastic type ABS
Nozzle diameter (mm) 0.4
Print resolution (microns) 200
Fill (percentage) 20

A total of 10 fasteners were made, so everything in the table is a multiple of 10 (except for the constant parameters, of course).

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