
Hinge small as Raw Material
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Print and use this small hinge as raw material each leaf is about 12mm wide. Suitable for small box or enclosures. This hinge can be used with 1/8 inch (3mm) diameter screws or smaller. It's 90mm long but you can cut it to fit your needs and keep the rest, or just move the model in your slicer to the edge to partially print. Steps: 1. Print HingeLeaf1 and HingeLeaf2. 2. Insert a small piece of 1.75mm diameter filament as a pin. Make a pointed cut on the end (it's a bit tight but it will fit). 3. Cut the hinge to the proper length with an appropriate tool, cutter or saw, then file, sand or chamfer the cut edges. 4. Glue or heat one end of the pin or leaf with a heat source like a cigarette lighter, match or soldering iron. Dab it while it's still soft to lock the ends together. 5. Use the centerline (slot) in each leaf as a guide where to drill holes (pitch distance is up to you). Note: Be careful when cutting with pliers if using PLA because it's brittle and might shatter. A small hacksaw is preferred. It's a bit fragile but once assembled, everything will be fine.
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