Koni Strut Adjuster Rotor Grip Rx7
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[UPDATE 8/5/17] The second one I printed had some deformation of the slot which prevented proper alignment when sliding over the adjuster. Make sure you have a minimum layer time set to slow it down at the top shaft portion so it doesn't get progressively hotter and distort at the top of the print. ------------ I printed this using Taulman3D Alloy 910 nylon filament at 75% infill and a low low temp of 228C according to Cura and my Printrbot Simple Metal. Temp is rated from 240C so I'm kinda shocked that I can print this low. Might be glitchy firmware thermistor hack when I installed my e3d v6.. Just print it as low as you can on your bot without layer adhesion issues. Using the 910 to print this proved rigid and strong enough to not get hogged out when I turn the stiff adjuster on my Koni Yellows. I used a rubber mallet to persuade it onto the adjuster stud :) This thing was made with Tinkercad. Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/9IZMSJFCIKo
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