
Spring Clip
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Newer Design Takes Shape. Finding the Sweet Spot for Spring Placement Proves Challenging. This model is fully editable within Orchard, giving us the flexibility to reposition the spring module as needed. Take a look at this interactive 3D model: https://3dorchard.com/app/single/58ba2ea8c5c1b30ce4ce4c0f/5994e8656dd11d0be4c27835 Adjusting tabs, scaling, and depth can greatly impact the design's overall functionality. After running a test print with PLA filament, I'm pleased to report that it maintains its shape remarkably well. Next, I'll relocate the spring outward, which should help keep the 'jaws' properly aligned – exactly what I'm aiming for. I've taken to using the term "functionable" as a more precise alternative to "print-in-place." While "print-in-place" was initially vague, 3D printing has given this phrase a clear and distinct meaning: an object that can be operated directly from the print bed.
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