Roller Shade Fix

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My roller shade broke a few weeks ago. It's around six feet long and would be over one hundred dollars to replace. The price was just to high. I decided to 3D model and print the part myself to save some money. Hopefully you can download the model and do the same. Below are the printer settings I used. Printer: Type A Machines Series 1 Plastic: ABS no heated bed Build Platform: Glass with sanded painters tape @ 23 degrees Celsius Nozzle Temperature: 239 C Nozzle Size: 0.5 mm Slicer: Simplify 3D Layer Height: 100 microns Brim: 5 cm FYI: When using ABS. Sand the tape a lot. If the print fails. Print again ASAP to maintain some heat on the build platform. For more information go herehttp://helpme3dprint.com/blogs/news/13574710-3d-print-a-roller-shade-end-plug The filament used in this print came from http://www.ORDSolutions.com The amazing 3D printing software used in this print can be purchased at http://www.simplify3d.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHQyPQWAaFI&index=2&list=PLttMHVhru01LgO7LuOMmjl8l4qZ5UWr7f Please subscribe and comment! Thanks, Malcolm Instructions Printer: Type A Machines Series 1 Build Platform: Glass with sanded painters tape @ 23 degrees Celsius Nozzle Temperature: 239 C Nozzle Size: 0.5 mm Slicer: Simplify 3D Layer Height: 100 microns Brim: 5 cm FYI: Sand the tape a lot. If the print fails print again ASAP to maintain some heat on the build platform. For more information go herehttp://helpme3dprint.com/blogs/news/13574710-3d-print-a-roller-shade-end-plug The filament used in this print came from http://www.ORDSolutions.com The amazing 3D printing software used in this print can be purchased at http://www.simplify3d.com