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Very nice. Is this something you will be selling I to am sick of braking fan blades.
Oooh yeah that is mine then ?. Makes me happy to see it's working well for people and it's been improved.No not selling at this time @Slevin would be the one to talk to. You can find what we started with out on. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4503682
Kinda looks like my design I made, maybe it's a remix? I like the M3 recessed nuts on yours. I have 30mm and 40mm versions of my design and both work great.
Oooh yeah that is mine then ?. Makes me happy to see it's working well for people and it's been improved.
I'm not in the business of trying to sell prints, plus the adapters are so small I wouldn't be making any money so it's not going to worth my while to do so.Would you sell one of your mounts? I’ve got a max6
I'm not in the business of trying to sell prints, plus the adapters are so small I wouldn't be making any money so it's not going to worth my while to do so.
There are lots of online 3D print and ship sites out there and most offer instant free quotes. You have to download the design (see the thingiverse link posted earlier and download the .STL file(s) for whatever adapter size you want), then go to a print and ship site and look for the link to get a free quote. You'll be promoted to upload the file and from there it's analyzed and based on the size and complexity of the model it calculates the amount of raw material needed to print it. It takes only a couple seconds to calculate and then it gives you your options and associated prices.
Out of curiosity I picked a random print site (craftcloud3d.com) and uploaded my 35mm to 40mm adapter file and the quote was 10 bucks (includes shipping) to get it printed out of nylon, a really durable material. You can pick from a lot of materials but if it were me I'd get the nylon because it's tougher than what I'm using (PLA) and costs the same as the other plastic based materials offered by craftcloud3d.
List of print sites for easy comparisons here (where I got the link to craftcloud3d, it was the first on the list):
https://m.all3dp.com/1/best-online-3d-printing-service-3d-print-services/
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