Customizable Sanding Stick
Customizable Sanding Stick
3D
Published 2017-08-21T10:23:38+00:00
I've created this OpenSCAD, where you can customize your sanding stick. Even the needed screws are printable. You only need some sandpaper (sheet or strip) and the 4 printed parts.
I've also added the four sticks I'm using in the first picture, as .stl files.
Customizable Settings
- set the length, height and width (picture 3)
- 3 different end styles: none, round and wedge (picture 4)
- set the angle and a smooth round end for wedge style
Customizable Sanding Stick on YouTube
- RCLifeOn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eK8k_6zu0hs
- Print 3D Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kY7AoZirRsI
Changelog
v1.3 - 2017-08-08:
- [feature] parts will be generated in separate stl-Files additionally on the thingiverse customizer.
v1.2 - 2017-07-31:
- [fix] reduced the tolerance of the threaded hole. If you have problems, to insert the screw in, you can change the tolerance in the screw-settings-advanced section -> Screw Thread Hole Dia In Millimeter.
- [feature] parameter to add extra height of the screws head
v1.1 - 2017-06-27:
- [feature] added color
- [cosmetic] updated description for screw settings
How to support me?
Do you like my things and do you want to support me? You can use these links if you want to buy something. This helps me doing more things. Thanks!
Banggood: https://goo.gl/ZXgx3A
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Aliexpress: https://goo.gl/bQLi15
Step 1
Cut a strip of a sheet of sanding paper in the width of the stick. The length should be about the hole around the stick to the second hole + a little extra length.
Step 2
Wrap the strip around the stick from the edge of the first hole beginning to the edge of the second hole. You may cut the length in this step. You can either use your fingers or the top part to hold the strip in place.
Step 3
Screw the first screw in. Then you can tension the strip, lift the top part a bit and push the end of the strip between the top and bottom part. Use the second screw now.
Optional: You can use pliers to tighten the screws, but don't overtighten it!
| Date de publication | 21/08/2017 |
| Durée d’impression | 30 - 120 minutes |
| Quantité de filament | depends on the customized model |
| Dimensions | depends on the customized model |
| Sans support | YES |
I was thinking about something like this yesterday when cutting some boxes on the my laser cutter will try it out in the morning thanks for sharing. Printed one at 100% and one at 150%