1/4 Inch Potentiometer Knob

1/4 Inch Potentiometer Knob

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Slim potentiometer knobs. This was made to imitate some missing knobs from a LeCroy oscilloscope. It fits nicely on a 1/4 inch potentiometer D-shaped shaft. I have put up a few slight permutations: Single piece, Base and cap two-part (for a two-color print) and Core and Ring (also two-color print). The idea of the two-color prints is that you can color-code them. I have printed them all out on a Replicator 2X in ABS (the two-color in natural and antistatic filament) and they come out dimensionally ok, but the two-color prints are a little messy on the 2X. I found the antistatic ABS needed a lower bed temperature, as it was pliable when I printed it, and set up out-of-shape. Ten seconds in the microwave, however, and it was pliable enough to stretch over the potentiometer shaft. Instructions As messy as a two-color print turned out when I printed this, if you are going to print multiple color combinations, I would recommend just printing the solid version and changing filaments mid-print, unless you actually need a different core material. Printed with standard settings on a Makerbot Replicator 2X. It's a small print, so you might as well use file layer height. Use at least two shells and I recommend about 25% fill.

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