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03-02-2014, 19:05

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Re: Practical 3D printed parts

We made a battery mount that is the same dimensions as the Andymark one. The model is designed for 3d printing and is very durable, it can hold 10lbs no problem. The STL is here and the Solidworks part is here

Here an example printed in Stratasys VeroRigid plastic. You should have no problem with other plastics though.

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