Bondtech Oiler

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Figured if I was going to go overboard and get a bondtech, might as well go way beyond the norm and add an oiler to it. Just take off the face of your bondtech and fit it into place, then cut a piece of sponge and put it in the hole. Oil it up and you're ready to roll! Been using it for a few months with no issues whatsoever. Print Settings Printer Brand: Robo 3D Printer: R1 ABS + PLA Model Rafts: Doesn't matter what I choose, it's not going to affect anything. Supports: Yes, they are definitely necessary. Resolution: 0.1 is the standard setting for me. Infill: 100% infill is the way to go, especially when printing small objects like this one. Notes: I used 100% infill because it really doesn't make a difference on something this tiny. Would recommend printing it so that the hole through the center of it doesn't try to have infill or sag. The sponge hole will have support, but it's easy enough to remove once it's done.