Glassbed Corner Brackets for FlashForge Dreamer for 3mm Plates

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All found models of brackets for FlashForge Dreamer suitable for 3mm glass plates failed to fit my device. The print bed of the Dreamer is wider than the standard 230mmx150mm glass plates, making it impossible for the plates to stay secure and shifted around during use. Most available bracket designs were too high for my device. I had to design my own brackets based on ADesigns' concept at thingiverse.com/thing:965872 because of the size difference between the plate and the print bed is more significant in depth than in width. As a result, my brackets must be asymmetrical. The wider side with a skewed corner sits on the longer X-direction side of the bed while the non-skewed side rests on the shorter Y-direction side. As seen in the photo now, my custom-designed brackets fit perfectly for the plate. Print Settings: Printer: FlashForge Dreamer Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.1mm Infill: 75% Notes: I strongly advise using ABS due to high environmental temperatures and suggest trying a higher infill percentage to increase stability against deformation while minimizing warping. How I Designed This Model: I designed the brackets with FreeCAD, a free computer-aided design software. Custom Section: I regret to inform everyone that like many other creators, my 3D models shared here have been discovered on eBay for sale without respect to the Creative Commons license they were originally released under. The company, 3D-Pyro-Prints on eBay (https://www.ebay.com/str/3d-pyro-prints), refuses to recognize Thingiverse and Makerbot as legal entities or the CC license as enforceable. The frustrating reality is that I must now remove all of my shared models due to a lack of effective support from Thingiverse in enforcing its community rules regarding Creative Commons licenses. The Vero Team on eBay continues to disregard the licenses, selling our hard work without any compensation or recognition for the original creators. I am disappointed and unwilling to invest further time into maintaining my rights to these models when there's no genuine support for our efforts within the platform. I encourage anyone interested in obtaining these files directly from me by reaching out; I'd be happy to send them if you're an active contributor who shares similar models on Thingiverse.