Adjustable Wrench

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Create an adjustable wrench using my Blender-made design after participating in Enginerd's Adjustable Wrench Challenge. I used tbusers' files as a foundation, enhancing it with a square channel for simpler printing. The plastic is sufficient for loose items but falls short on tight ones. Modify the Wrench_Arm part to print upside-down, eliminating the need for support material; however, the modified version (Wrench_Arm_No_Support) necessitates excellent bridging settings due to its inclusion in the file. Print the Wrench_Arm, Thread_Center_Hole, and Wrench_Arm_No_Support STL files. If required, split the Wrench_Arm_No_Support into two separate halves (Wrench_Arm_1_No_Support and Wrench_Arm_2_No_Support). Adjust the alignment holes for a perfect fit by drilling or cleaning them out. To assemble the wrench, glue the clamp arm and threaded part together with 3mm filament and superglue. Test-fit these parts with the wrench arms before final assembly, ensuring a smooth sliding action. Finally, glue the two wrench arm halves around the threaded part and slide the clamp arm in while turning the threaded part to secure it.