furniture cam lock 3d models

I'm holding a robust 20mm Ribbon Cam lock that necessitates a 3x30mm bolt for proper functioning, along with an accompanying 3mm nut for additional support. For accurate prints, a calibrated printer is indispensable. ABS plastic is my material of...

BMW M43 camshaft lock tool

Two drawings are attached showing the bore hole sizes, the depth of the counterbore, and the offset from the bottom of the wall cleat to the center of the Cam Lock. The hanger and the hanger cleat must be assembled after inserting the locking knob,...

Of course, there are always ways to break it with enough brute force, same with metal latch.Included some washer thickness in case the alignment to the latching edge is off, mix and match to get desired position or enlarge the direction till desired...

I made this to replace a keyed cam lock on a lock box I had. The lock was the metal kind in the picture. It was a Harbor Freight key box that I turned into an electronics enclosure for my printer. I really didn’t need to lock it and just thought a...

I needed a cam lock device to securely fasten my canoe to the riverbank so that it won't budge when I get in or out. It's versatile, functioning both ways, by simply rotating the thumb wheel in the correct direction. The device is attached to the...

I managed to misplace the cam during the assembly of my MOAI kit, which is why I came up with a replacement solution that ended up working out perfectly.

... to take your furniture game to the next level by printing a custom cap that perfectly covers up those exposed bolts. ...With endless color options at your fingertips, you can give your furniture a one-of-a-kind look that reflects your unique style.

This allows for a wider part in the center for an overall wider clip.CamLock Clip VII addedIn this version I added a spring made out of PETG to have the jaws spring open when the cam is released. I also narrowed and shortened the cam lever. Printed...

Have a piece of old danish furniture that needed one of these for assembly. Original was made of metal, but I beefed up this one and used PLA. ...Hex nut cap as the original screw style couldn't handle the torque being put on it.

My in-laws had some cam operated towel holders from around the 1970’s and could not locate replacements.The following OpenSCAD script generates a close approximation to the original. Printed with no support or rafts.To use this grip/holder you need...

Mini latch replacement for the furniture lockIt was broken so designed own and replaced. ...Works fine.Printed from ABS 100% infillGuess Petg will be good as well infill 100%Print on the left or right side to avoid supports.Feel free to DM me if any...

Made it to replace my old magnetic locks. Size of holes for screws: 3x6 mm. Has facet to hide screw head. Distance between screws: 38 mm. Inner size for magnet and metal plates: 26x12x11 mm. Made for rectangle magnet 22x10x5 mm. ... Printed it...

A 3D model of a cam lock designed specifically for Cabite Furniture, capable of securing cabinet doors and drawers with panels up to 23 mm thick, has been created as an assembly in Solidworks software. The Solidworks assembly includes all parts...

A 2" BSP threaded female cam lock fitting is the item in question.

This is a remix of the Ikea Cam Lock by puffeduppurplepigeons. ... The difference here is that I split the cam lock into 2 parts. This allows for easier printing. The cam lock is referenced in any IKEA assembly manual as part #115349.

This ingenious hack involves carefully removing half of the back section of the cam lock nut, allowing it to slide smoothly into place even when the cam lock is already engaged. ...The result was nothing short of perfection - it worked flawlessly for...

Here is my take on a more robust version of the Cam Lock that is freely available. Many changes where done as the original seemed to small and not the right shape. ...

This innovative design is a remix of an ingenious cam lock mechanism created by Adrei at prusaprinters.org. For those interested in learning more, here are some helpful links: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/27216-bag-clip-print-in-place-cam...

... attaches to a wall. ...Simply place your Arkel pannier on it and secure it with a cam lock for added peace of mind.\r\n\r\nYou will need to print two hooks, one regular and one mirrored.\r\n\r\nThe open side should be positioned at the bottom outside.

A different take on the cam-lock principle involves a design that's strong and dependable, simple to manipulate; however, there's a significant flaw - when the lever is in the open position, it's too bulky and may collide with the wall, rendering it...

Cam-Lock Levers - These could be rotated 90 degrees so they lay on the side of the arm for a little less support needed, but I find that printing straight upright gives just a slightly better result. Plus I had one of test prints fill the dip on the...

To mount the lock, remove the vent port and trace the shape needed for the cam lock using hardware that came with the lock or the dimensions in the pictures above. Not a lot of material needs to be removed, I was able to get mine done with a...

It operates on the simple principle of “cam” lock: - Just position the two main rings with the inner ring tightly overlapping the tape end and firmly turn in opposite direction then tighten the grab screw. With the outside end just place the logo...

Its primary function is to secure camshafts in precise alignment during inevitable cam belt replacement procedures. Initially, it was planned to have this tool cut from steel, but a trial run with 5mm thick printed version proved satisfactory. The...

1/2" cam-lock hose connectors and caps. 1st and foremost, calibrate your 3D Printer!! This is a good website to get you through the calibration. If your printer isn't calibrated correctly, these STL files will not print to scale. I anneal the parts...

... were not working for me. needed a low profile method to hold things down securely and also quickly removed. decided to use aL channel thats 3/4 x 1/2 as a pull down, added a cam to adjust tightness print with alot of perimeters to give it strength

###Simple furniture lock 16mm сhipboard You must use an 18mm (minimum) or 20mm (optional) drill bit and glue the sleeve into the hole. Tapping is optional. Apply force while tightening the M4 screw. ... ###Mounting materials: [self-tapping...

To accommodate various furniture designs, a hole-less backside is included, allowing you to drill your own 8mm hole for a secure fit. Additionally, the latch features a small pinhole that can be used to secure it further. ... The clover version of this...

Look at the pics it should be self explainig. A hole-less version of the backside is included so you can just drill your own 8mm hole in it to make it fit your furniture. ...the hole on top of the latch can be used for a small pin to secure it.<br/> ...