Fully Customizable General Purpose Handle Grip

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A few weeks ago we brought you some Fully Customizable General Purpose Handles (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4643658) which proved really popular. Thank you so much to everyone who liked them! This week we are bringing you another design which was inspired by the 'Single Point' handle; a general purpose handle grip. And just like before, it is fully customizable! Whether you need a handle for a fishing game or a selfie-stick, this design should be perfect for it. OpenSCAD Customizer Options This design has the following Customizer options: Handle Handle_Core_Length - Length of the handle core (the part you hold) Handle_Core_Thickness - Thickness of the handle core material (excludes the bulge) Hole Hole_Diameter - Diameter of the hole inside the handle Hole_Depth_Percent - Depth of the hole inside the handle as percentage of overall length Bulge Bulge_Length_Percent - Length of the bulge as percentage of Handle_Core_Length Bulge_Width - Width of the bulge End Caps Cap_Bevel_Radius - The radius of the bevel used for the end caps Cap_Middle_Extrusion - How much to extrude the middle of the end caps Material We recommend printing this in a flexible filament for extra comfort. Printing Recommended slicer settings: Resolution: 0.1mm - 0.2mm Infill: 20% - 100%, depending how 'squishy' (technical term!) or durable you need the handle to be. Supports: Not required for most designs, but will be required for some. For example, if you set a high Cap_Bevel_Radius value, the end caps will have large overhangs. We recommend using 'Tree supports' (in Cura - other slicers may use another name for this feature). Rafts: No, unless you have adhesion issues. You may require a brim or raft if using tree supports. License The "General Purpose Handle Grip" models (.stl) are licensed under the CC BY license by Code and Make. The "General Purpose Handle Grip" code (.scad & .json) is licensed under The MIT License by Code and Make. We are proud to offer content to you absolutely free. We love to create free content for you. As you might imagine, it takes a lot of time. Supporters help us fund materials and equipment to create future projects and tutorials. To show your appreciation, please use the link below: https://codeandmake.com/support We thank you so much for your support!