Flash foot protector for Sony flashes

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The Sony Multi-Interface Flash Shoe Gets a Vital Protector. This Tiny Guardian Ensures That Equipment Lasts Longer. The delicate and complex multi-interface flash shoe has one glaring weakness - the plastic foot can snap off easily if dropped. This not only leaves you with a malfunctioning tool, but also adds to your expenses unexpectedly. Fortunately, a protective covering now shields the foot on flashes and controllers, preventing it from getting damaged. The tiny protector fits snugly onto equipment and clicks into place for added security. It releases smoothly using the device's release button. The pictures show how the protector complements the Nissin Air 1 Flash Controller when printed with a more streamlined design. Settings for Print. Brand of Printer: MakerBot, Type of Printer: MakerBot Replicator 2X, Rafts Needed: No, Supports Required: No. Notes on Printing the Protector. If you want to print the STL without infill, try flipping it upside down first. However, for optimal results with the clip flange, using dissolvable filament is highly recommended, as a dual material print gives much better results. A more detailed process description has been included in this version of the file. Printer settings can be modified as per your requirement and expertise in Slicers - you're recommended to use Simplify3D because it provides more features than the built-in software provided with the Makerbot device.