locking socket rail 3d models

A socket for the locking bolts of the doors of our storage building.

Made this so I could use the socket holders that came with Pittsburgh Pro set from Harbor Freight. One for SAE and METRIC 1/4 inch 10 piece set. I mounted them in the lid of my toolbox for work. ... Just updated Screw Attachments to make them...

Loqueteau verrouillage de porte avec douille Door locking latch with socket

A ball and socket joint with a locking ring. ...Configurable, and can be adapted to be used as an OpenSCAD library.

My original project was posted on hackaday:https://hackaday.io/project/5739-locking-ball-and-socket-gooseneck-system Update 5/17/15 New STL files posted on 5/17/15 - should work much better on printers with larger layer height / lower resolution...

This would be suitable for things like an LED lamp arm or heavy duty alligator clip where you don't want the neck popping apart. My original project was posted on hackaday: https://hackaday.io/project/5739-locking-ball-and-socket-gooseneck-system ...

... bit.. I am using McMaster-Carr Item#: 91185A386 The file has an option for a dimpled "golf-ball-esque" look that makes it lock into place easier. ... 2015-08-17 - Updated, added a support flange underneath the set screw to make a stronger design.

Simple customizable DIN rail socket.

A DIN rail mountable socket.

DIN-rail schuko socket EU

So, to answer the question Wade had, and to honor the suggestion that hintss made, this thing will lock onto both the T-slot, as well as the bolt hole in the opposing piece. This clip eliminates the need to use screws and nuts while assembling your...

In the first incarnation of clips, the answer would have been nothing really. Then, hintss made the comment: you could latch onto the T-slots The T-Slots here are those T-slots that are cut into the plywood to receive the threaded shaft and captive...

I liked ThingerMaker's design but had 3/4" by 1/8" steel at work so I modeled these from scratch to use that. ...I also modeled printable rails (I haven't tried these yet). 14 socket rail- for 1/4" 38 socket rail- for 3/8" 12 socket rail- for 1/2"

I purchased some new sockets and really liked the captive rail they came on. Unfortunately, the rail was inseparable from the packaging, so this was born. ... Enjoy!

I purchased some new sockets and really liked the captive rail they came on. Unfortunately, the rail was inseparable from the packaging, so this was born. ... Enjoy!

socket rail inserts if they dont fit your rails then adjust the size or remix the stl in tinkercad adjust the infill to your liking if you got big sockets just go up to 7 0%

You'll need the clips from a TEKTON rail as I haven't tackled designing my own clips - they're a twist-lock design that works really good so far. I've printed this in both HIPs and PLA on a Lulzbot Mini. The fit is a bit tight, but it keeps the clips...

Wanted to keep my socket pegs from falling out of the rail when being carried so made end caps that are a tight fit to the ends of the rail.

It's a customized rail bar based on [Socket (Wrench) Holder and Organizer](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4850162) and uses the same holder. ... I also scale down the rail to 95% cause I found it hard to insert the holder with original size.

Made a few adjustments to fit my harbor freight socket rails. The original where to narrow and short. I made different versions with the final one being V6. Print and test with your rail before making multiple prints. ...Also made a 10 pack print file...

Needed to print up rails for a Husky 200 Piece socket set and created this. Simply enter in some options (you might need to mess with the settings some depending on set) The numbers in parenthesis equate to 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 socket drive sizes...

... Also added the dovetails to the rails so that i can link multiples of them together to hold my bigger sets of sockets. ... Also put magnet holes in the bottom to secure them to the bottom of my tool drawer with some 12mmx3mm magnets from amazon.

I made this so I could take a standard 1/2" drive socket rail stud and make it work with a 3/4" drive socket. After some filing it was a tight press fit on the stud and a slip fit in the socket with just cleaning up the edges. Print Settings...

Each rail can hold 9 socket pegs. If you tape two or more end to end, you can add one more at the joint between the two rails. I'm working on an insert that will have 1/4" drive pegs but still use the same base rail to be compatible. Same for 1/2"...

... found the 1/4" receiver was not as deep on some sockets. Instructions I test fit each socket as I place them. I often need to cut down the nubby bit. ...I will keep working on that part, but it definitely depends on how well your printer is tuned.

Just my versions. ... One is a single just wider, a double, a triple, and a quad for rails joined together. ... Also the Fusion 360 files.

Build Plate Adhesion: Brim 2mm (Only to prime nozzle on my printer) Previous Summary: Preliminary parts for a custom socket organizer I am working on. My printer will hopefully be here next week and I will be able to test and update the design as...

The table saw fence uses a TBS20 Linear rail, two TBR20UU bearing blocks and this clamp. ... Parts needed: 4x M6 nuts 1x M6x70 bolt 2x 7x13mm springs 1x M6 clamping lever The distance between the mounting holes on the base is the same as the...

The rails have little nibs on each end stopping the "dongles" from sliding off once you squeeze them on; and the dongles themselves have nibs which should keep your sockets reasonably secured. The rails measure 180mm; which should fit on a 150mm...

when a socket is placed on and is given a quarter clock-wise turn, the holder expands and locks the socket in place. Will hold a surprising amount of force. Prints in one piece. Before trying to free the moving parts insert a m3 bolt into the...