Ergodox Extreme Threaded Tent Kit

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<p>Print four of these brackets and attach them to your ErgodoxEZ to make a very stable and adjustable tent kit. They're printed with PLA 0.2mm with 30% infill.</p><p>The threaded caps are printed at 0.1mm and offset for a Prusa MK3. Print a total of 8 of them to get a cap on the top and bottom of each rod. They may fall while you're printing. You can add a brim to prevent this.</p><p>You'll need to supply threaded rod and nuts. It's sized for 1/4" - 20 ANSI thread. I cut the rods to be about 175mm (~6.9 inches) using a vice and a hack saw. If you only have access to metric rod, you'll need to resize the bracket hole, and change the thread size on the caps (Fusion 360 files are included). </p><p>To prevent the base that's resting on the ground from slipping I use lego pieces and dycem mats.</p><p>(Not pictured, I replaced the 2x nuts on the bottom of the threaded rods with a nylon-locking-nut and it's more stable, but also more difficult to adjust)</p><p>This is a re-post of my thingiverse post <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4789211.">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4789211.</a> I like the prusaprinters app interface much more than thingiverse. </p><p>The fusion 360 file has a parameter that allows you to adjust the angle of your brackets so you can modify it if you want a more or less extreme angle.</p>