Hartmann Micro forceps

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<p>MAJOR UPDATE: Long reach Pliers V3<br/> This update makes the pliers print more easy then ever! No more fettling... However you now need a small M3 countersunk bolt and a normal or nylock nut.</p> <p>Video:<br/> <figure class="media"> <oembed url="https://youtu.be/Nh-kuHk8TgM"></oembed> </figure> </p> <p>Game with these forceps:<br/> <figure class="media"> <oembed url="https://youtu.be/mUKegYFgeos"></oembed> </figure> </p> <p>updates:</p> <p>Better tolerances (just slides together)<br/> Turned the V-grove upside down.<br/> More material around the hinge for the jaw<br/> one sided scissor hinge<br/> MINOR UPDATE: Long reach Pliers V3.1<br/> This update only changes the top slider. It was extended slightly to increase clamping for thin items.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Infill<br/> I printed with 20% infill. The only part that needs 100% infill is the moving handle (with cam) up past the hinge hole. (I had the cam snap off on one of the pliers.)</p> <p>Supports<br/> I used the option to add support material on buildplate only. This should ensure that the holes stay open</p> <p>Orientation<br/> The models are not correctly oriented for printing.</p> <p>Best Orientation of the top part for printing is to have the v-grove pointing up</p> <p>Best orientation for the base is flat on it’s side with the logo pointing up</p> <p>Best orientation for the jaw is with the cam and teeth pointing up</p> <p>Best orientation for the separate handle is flat on its side, with the little cam pointing up. The other way around would require a lot of extra support material.</p> <p>All the parts should fit on a 200x200mm printbed.</p>