Ball Joint Made Of Stubborn ABS Plastic With Support Structure

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I'm Planning to Create a Ball Joint Made of High-Quality ABS Materials, Perfect for Various Optional Parts. The Component Includes a 6mm Bolt with a Nut Positioned on Top and Four 3mm Holes for Extra Support. After Thorough Testing, This Innovative Structure Holds Up Well and Can Be Printed Successfully. Update: I've Made Some Adjustments to the Design - A Ball Joint Featuring a 6M Bolt Hole and Two Nuts Has Been Created. This Update Allows the Shank to be Fully Adjustable, Making It an Even More Versatile Component. Additionally, I've Added a Cone-Shaped Base for the 6mm Bolt with Four 3mm Holes, Providing Extra Reinforcement. Instructions for Assembly: To Ensure a Strong Bond Between the ABS Plastic Parts, a Support Structure Has Been Designed. If You Prefer to Use Software-Suggested Structures, Clean and Simple Options Are Available. The Process of Cleaning the Part Typically Takes Between Five and Fifteen Minutes Using Pliers and Chisels or Dremel Tools, Depending on Your Skill Level. Before Assembling the Ball Joint, Make Sure the Female Portion Is Completely Cleaned Out, Paying Special Attention to Any Remaining 'Floor' Debris Near the Entrance. Printing the Part Was Successful with These Settings: * Hot End Temperature: 232c * Bed Temperature: 110 * Layer Height: 0.3mm The Printer's Slicing Software Was Generated by Slic3r Version 1.0.0RC2 on November 26th, 2014 at 11:11 Am. The Key Parameters Include: * Layer Height: 0.3 * Number of Perimeters: 3 * Top and Bottom Solid Layers: 3 * Fill Density: 0.4 * Perimeter Speed: 30mm/s * Infill Speed: 60mm/s * Travel Speed: 130mm/s * Nozzle Diameter: 0.4mm * Filament Diameter: 2.9mm * Extrusion Multiplier: 1